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The Merkel Myths that are Devastating Europe

New Economic Perspectives Contributors- Economic and Financial May 14, 2012 0 Comments

The Merkel Myths that are Devastating Europe

By William K. Black (Cross posted from Benzinga.com) German Chancellor Merkel wishes to stamp out any belief that there is a “magic bullet” to deal with the renewed euro zone crisis.

Dimon and Bank Critics Smell Blood – American Banker

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There’s a seminal moment in the 1987 movie “Predator” when Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character, facing a seemingly indestructible alien, finds its blood on a leaf and…

A Few Good Signs from the Gold Miners, But Not the Metal

When all feels hopeless is usually when a bottom arrives. Right now feels semi hopeless. Maybe not a good thing.

Rangebound Noisy Signals from Swing Trade Screen

Including 5 holdovers from last week, there are now 13 open picks on the list, all longs.

The Ugh Market

From a time perspective, the 10-12 month cycle ideally should be in a top phase. But it surpassed its last cycle projection of 4440 so it is probably in trending mode. Both the 6 month cycle and the 13 week cycles appear to be trending.

Liquidity Matters, The Fed’s BS Doesn’t

Janet Yellen has now confirmed that the Treasury will run out of money in October, as we already knew from our tracking of the data. Congress will be forced to raise the debt ceiling. Treasury supply will mushroom at the same time as the Fed begins to cut its market support operations. The RRP slush fund will affect the timing of the coming disaster. But we know its coming and we have a good idea of when.

Meanwhile the BLS has fomented a completely false picture of inflation. I explain that in this report. It’s blatant.

When Hope Is Not a Good Thing

When all feels hopeless is usually when a bottom arrives. Right now feels semi hopeless. Maybe not a good thing.

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The Merkel Myths that are Devastating Europe

Dimon and Bank Critics Smell Blood – American Banker