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They tried to slam VIX (and failed). JPY was sold (but failed). And Crude was temporarily ramped (but failed). So how do you stall a sell-off - BREAK THE MARKET AGAIN!!
Stocks tumbled on Wednesday while oil broke to a new multi-year low.
On Wednesday December 16, 2015, Federal Reserve Bank policymakers raised the federal funds rate target by 0.25 percent to 0.5 percent for the first time since December 2008.
Yesterday, we began to examine the earth beneath our feet. How solid is it, we wondered?
On December 16th, 2015, Federal Reserve Officials announced that after six years of 0 percent interest, they would finally raise the Federal Fund Rate. The move was seen by many as an attempt to provide markets with a boost of confidence
The US Economy: Still on Track? ... Raw materials and goods need to be transported regardless of how modern or sophisticated an economy is. Every week the Association of American Railways ("AAR") posts a free report on rail volumes transported across
While the recent dramatic revision in construction spending - a direct input into GDP -
is now imminent. (NaturalNews) The global economy may be about ready to take a massive hit if a series of imminent crises converge in just the right - or actually just the wrong way.
Stock prices around the world took a nosedive on Monday, January 4, 2016 - the first trading day of the year - signaling an ominous possible confirmation of what many experts have been predicting:
The Most Important Person in 2016 ... Forget the presidential candidates Fed Chair Janet Yellen is who you need to watch ...
It appears the FANTAsy stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Tesla, and Alphabet) are suffering this morning as investors choose not to rush to the safety of triple-digit P/E ratios amid the market's collapse.
Last year ended with a whimper on Wall Street. The S&P 500 was down 1% for the year, down 4% from its all-time high in May, and no higher than it was 13 months ago at the end of QE3.
The amount of debt that the governments of the world's leading economies will need to refinance in 2016 will be little changed from last year as nations make strides in cutting budget deficits to a third of the highs seen during the financial crisi
S&P 500 falls 2% as emerging shares drop more than 3% Brent rallies on Iran tension, yen rallies on haven demand
Why the bull market in stocks isn't dead yet ... Don't write off the bull market in stocks ... Market professionals surveyed by CNNMoney believe that the U.S. stock market will claw its way past these obstacles and reach new heights next year. – CN
Both Bitcoin buyers and sellers attention on the market is always focused on the cryptocurrency price.
In this video Luke Rudkowski details the top 5 most censored news stories from 2015. These are the stories that you did not hear on the main stream media but have a huge and profound affect on your life.
2 Arguments in Favor of Economic Inequality
It's official – 2015 was a horrible year for stocks.
One year ago, when looking at the 20 most popular stories of 2014, we were troubled by a recurring thread: "despite the just concluded 6th consecutive year of a rising S&P 500 - the longest such stretch since 1999 of what otherwise would be deemed op
If you have forgotten your Gulliver's Travels, recall that Jonathan Swift described the people of Brobdingnag as being as tall as church steeples and having a ten foot stride.
The Damage Has Been Done And The Consequences Will Be Suffered: "Have a Healthy Storage of Food, Precious Metals and Necessary Supplies"
What Does Michael Burry Say About Today's Economy and Investment Scene?
On this, my last article of 2015, we'll start with the "ugly preliminaries" of my final economic snapshot of the year – followed by an uplifting end, per a wonderful, life-affirming experience I enjoyed last night. And ultimately, a message o
A Yahoo Finance headline this morning reads: "Unhappy New Year: The U.S. Economy Is Stalling Out."
It has come down to this: a year in which the US stock market (led by a handful of shares even as the vast majority of stocks has dropped) has gone nowhere, but took the longest and most volatile path to get there, is about to close either red or gre
Did you know that there are 5 "too big to fail" banks in the United States that each have exposure to derivatives contracts that is in excess of 30 trillion dollars?
Editor's Comment: Most anyone who follows the economic news already knows that the signs of collapse are all over the wall, but what numbers and statistics on paper can't convey is the pain that ordinary people are going to feel as a result of th
Editor's Comment: It just ain't what it used to be. The dollar has been stretched to the max, and most people have been stretched too thin. While many Americans have been out of work and discouraged from returning to the work force, many more peo