
Bill Blain: "Nothing Has Changed: Too Much Money Is Still Chasing Too Few Assets"
• https://www.zerohedge.comToo much money chasing too few assets sums up financial asset inflation and declining returns.
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Too much money chasing too few assets sums up financial asset inflation and declining returns.
The Federal Reserve has once again created an artificial and unsustainable economic bubble. Central planning still doesn't work, and the sooner we move to sound money the better. Ron Paul discusses the monumental mess that The Federal Reserve has wro
Wilshire Consulting's time horizon is 10 years, GMO's is 7 years, and Hussman's is 12 years.
Is the US Economy as Strong as Equity Markets Suggest?
Lawmakers like Connecticut's Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy should pay attention to the latest batch of IRS data, which show tax payers – particularly wealthy ones – are leaving Connecticut for states like Florida, where there is no income tax,
Join Mike Maloney for his latest report on what he expects for 2018. Bitcoin, stocks, gold and silver are all covered in this in-depth look at today's financial climate...strap in because this is not going to be pretty - unless you are a precious met
For a decade central banks have printed enormous quantities of new money.
Central banks are now trapped. In a nutshell, central banks are promising to "normalize" their monetary policy extremes in 2018. Nice, but there's a problem: you can't "normalize" markets that are now entirely dependent on extremes of monetary stimu
Justin's note: Earlier this year, Fed Chair Janet Yellen explained how she doesn't think we'll have another financial crisis "in our lifetimes." It's a crazy idea. After all, it feels like the U.S. is long overdue for a major crisis. Belo
Washington, D.C. - Never one to shy away from controversy, but often accurate assessments of fact, Ron Paul--who rose to prominence with presidential runs in both 2008 and 2012, running on an anti-war, pro-civil liberties message--made a monument
Governments and Central Bankers have been scheming for centuries to get away from gold as money. Gold limits big government, and they want no limits to their warfare and welfare financing. Ultimately though, they're going reach into their hat to find
It's that time of quarter again; today we review our "Off the Grid" economic indicators. And they all look pretty good in terms of launching the American economy into 2018. Pickup truck sales and used car prices remain robust, and there's som
This year saw some 7,000 retail stores shuttered, thanks to online shopping and in particular, Amazon; 2018 could be another banner year for closings, driving many malls to extinction as well.
During the 40 months after Alan Greenspan's infamous "irrational exuberance" speech in December 1996, the NASDAQ 100 index rose from 830 to 4585 or by 450%. But the perma-bulls said not to worry: This time is different----it's a new age of technology
We are explaining our money system to our grandson, James, now 14 months old…
Financial and political power are two sides of one coin.
Higher education has been financialized, transformed from a public service into a lucrative cash cow for private investors.
EURUSD just topped 1.20...
As of June 2017, Americans had a record $1 trillion in revolving debt. Nonrevolving debt is growing even faster.
The Case-Shiller national home price index surged past the pre-recession high last year. The city composites lag.
Shocking scale of homelessness in downtown LA is exposed in footage showing sidewalks lined with dozens of tents in deprived area where 20,000 people live on the streets
Delusions are often viewed as reflecting some deficiency in reasoning ability. The risk of thinking about delusions in this way is that it encourages the belief that logical, intelligent people are incapable of delusion. An examination of the history
With a healthy regifting economy, gifts flow to their most efficient uses.
US Consumers Tap Out: Personal Savings Rate Plunges To 10 Year Low While Americans Splurge
Isn't it obvious that if we set out to design the most perverse, toxic and doomed system possible, we'd end up with the Keynesian Cargo Cult's insane permanent growth/Landfill Economy?
So when a big trend or condition is negative and unsustainable, you generally can't even get a glimpse of it from the so-called "high-frequency" weekly, monthly and even quarterly data on which the financial press and its casino patrons thrive. An
Real (inflation-adjusted) income rose 0.1% in November. Expenditures rose 0.4%. Per capita, income is stagnant.
New home sales rose a whopping 17.5%, the strongest gain since 1992 and the most homes sold in one month since 2007.
In keeping with Public-Private Partnerships, Secretary Zinke has ordered an inventory of all mineral resources on public and private land in the U.S. When he states "Other nations are far ahead of us with mapping of their mineral resources, leading
This Jeff Rense Program Hour Is from 12-18-17 with Guest Catherine Austin Fitts.