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Lost in all of the headlines about Iran and impeachment is the fact that the U.S. economic slowdown which began during the latter stages of last year appears to be accelerating.
Stocks fell on Friday, reversing from all-time highs, as investors digested weaker-than-expected jobs data to end a volatile week full of geopolitical concerns.
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Borden Dairy Company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday amid rising milk prices and what court filings described as an "unsustainable" debt pile, reported Bloomberg.
And just like that, the repo market is on the fritz once again.
Gold surged above the $1,550 mark in the wake of a US airstrike that killed a prominent Iranian general and has hit levels not seen since 2010. Yesterday morning, gold was trading above $1,580...
Nearly a decade after his now laughably idiotic prediction that the Fed could hike rates in "15 minutes if we have to" - which of course it could and it would then promptly crash markets as late 2018 showed which is also why the Fed will never...
2019 was another "rung" in the ongoing bull market. The trifecta of a resumption of QE, interest rate cuts, and a flood of federal debt coupled with ongoing stock buybacks and corporate tax cuts all fueled an asset explosion.
It could be a year of GIABO: will we see pitchforks and billionaire taxes? And QE and interest rates - will they go negative this year despite booming markets and joy of the top one percent?
Yesterday, when looking at the details of the Fed's ongoing QE4, we pointed out that the New York Fed was now actively purchasing T-Bills that had been issued just days earlier by the US Treasury, and which settled the day of the permanent open marke
Job losses tied to bankruptcies soared to levels not seen since 2005 as a slowing economy contributed to a downturn in employment, said Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc.
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Gerald Celente (American Trend Forecaster, Publisher of Trends Journal, Business Consultant, Author) on predictions for 2020 - Jordan Page (Liberty Musician) and Richard Grove (Tragedy & Hope) on the music/video industry now and future (blockchain re
If this is what "the good times" look like, how nightmarish are "the bad times" going to be?
The bull market turned in an impressive gain of over 30% (on a total return basis) in 2019. While not a rarity in market history, it certainly falls into the "outlier" category.
$1.5-Trillion In US $100 Bills Are Being Hoarded by Investors To Protect against Bank Confiscation of Deposits
...For Ultra-Rich . Luxury assets of the ultra-wealthy, if that were expensive wine, fancy diamonds, and rare antique cars all had a down year as the stock market ramped to new highs, reported The Wall Street Journal.
Pending home sales data today is tie-breaker after weaker existing home sales and stronger new home sales in November...Pending home sales rose 1.2% MoM (less than expected) and historical data was revised modestly higher (leaving sales up 5.6% YoY)
Aim your rocks at glass houses.
Could we see a repeat of the roaring twenties or the Wall Street Crash? Experts believe the 2020s could see a rise in prosperity much like in the 1920s - but also warn that recession 'looks inevitable'
Earlier we pointed out something which under normal circumstances would be seen as an ominous sign...
International Man: Trump is calling for a weaker dollar and negative interest rates. What does this tell you about Trump's understanding of economics?
Record low unemployment for Blacks, Latinos and Women!!!! Yet, the mainstream media and the radicalized Democrats call Trump a racist!
Just because society experiences turmoil doesn't mean your personal life has to.
More than 9,300 retail department stores have shut their doors this year. As 2020 comes at us quickly, most are expecting the retail apocalypse to drag on.
While Apple shares continued their charge higher overnight and into the cash open, they began to slide around 0945ET and the rest of the market followed...
"Chicken noodle soup?" she wondered as she sat at her kitchen table with a pen and notepad. "No, I'll make chicken and biscuits. That's more filling."
Helicopter cash, climate crises, smart cities and the space economy -- investors have all those possibilities ahead as they enter the third decade of the 21st century.
Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott of The Liberty Advisor about the skyrocketing NASDAQ as sentiment grows more and more positive despite serious bubble concerns.
The global economy has entered a period called 'slowbalization,' which is the result of geopolitical shifts and secular trends that have slowed down globalization or, in some cases, completely reversed it.
It seems that the year-end repocalypse that Credit Suisse's repo market guru Zoltan Pozsar predicted exactly two weeks ago, is not going to happen this year after all, and all it took was a "bigger than QE4" $500 billion liquidity injection/backstop
