Here’s the case for dumping stocks and not touching them for at least two years.
The case for “buying and holding” stocks boils down to four words: don’t fight the Fed. Forget moral hazard and all the fancy stuff; the reason to load the truck wit…
Here’s the case for dumping stocks and not touching them for at least two years.
The case for “buying and holding” stocks boils down to four words: don’t fight the Fed. Forget moral hazard and all the fancy stuff; the reason to load the truck wit…
I believe that Tuesday’s rally was a result of manipulation, and Wednesday’s fall was a result of its failure. Today’s failure suggests that cycles up to 13 weeks could be in gear to the downside for another week or two. That would be countered by what should be bullish liquidity flows. However, there was an…
Broadly speaking, “blowback” is the unintended consequence to the civilian population of secret government operations…..
But there is another kind of blowback brewing in the U.S.: the negative consequences of massive covert manipulation of the domes…
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Throughout the entire article he tells this sordid tale in a tone that certainly suggested to me that he thought the silver conspiracy nuts were, well, totally nuts. He then finishes a long yarn with the following paragraph…
“It’s getting ha…
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This happens to be a Fidelity natural gas chart, but there are so many that look like this. You could put a ruler to this ramp and it is straight. Notice how the noise from the previous periods simply disappears. That is some very simple algorith…
The link given in the clip is sold out…
If the stock market was based on anything other than Fed manipulation, this might have a negative impact on market sentiment.
Between this and the Spain/Portugal mess, this December should be quite interesting.
There’s no way that North Korea can win…
“The Ruinous Cost of Fed Manipulation of Asset Prices
“My diatribe against the Fed’s policies of the last 15 years became, by degrees, rather long and complicated. So to make it easier to follow, a summary precedes the longer argument.
If I were …
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Quote: “An excessive, permanent increase in money is, in my view, an indirect manipulation of the (foreign exchange) rate.”