
10Y Yields Plunge Below 1.50% As Record Short Squeeze Accelerates
• https://www.zerohedge.com, by Tyler DurdenWith the recent JPMorgan Treasury Client Survey showing that self-reported Treasury net longs were at record lows...
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With the recent JPMorgan Treasury Client Survey showing that self-reported Treasury net longs were at record lows...
40M Americans Bracing For End Of Student Loan Moratorium As Politicians Acknowledge "Unsustainable" Debt
Damn near every economist and analyst seem oblivious to the point being made in this article. The Fed should be ecstatic so many people are willing to invest in intangible assets.
The pace at which conditions are changing is catching a lot of people off guard. Here in the United States, we have been in a low inflation environment for most of the past four decades, and so many Americans don't even have a frame of reference f
This article from our archives was first published on RI in May 2018
As a colleague remarked, soon they won't have high numbers of new patients, but new numbers of high patients.
...Of A Nightmare Scenario For The U.S. Economy
Once again, market action is dominated by the so-called 'meme stocks' with heavily-shorted companies getting massively ripped higher this morning.
Nobody Wants To Work: Job Openings Soar To All Time High 9.3 Million As Record Numbers Quit Their Job
...Of A Nightmare Scenario For The U.S. Economy
"That pattern has been evident in the last three 10% or greater corrections..."
After several months of blowout consumer credit prints, including two consecutive months in which revolving (i.e., credit card) debt, rose after shrinking 10 of the previous 11 months, America's credit-funded spending spree abruptly slowed in April,
The Great RESET Is Happening, People Own Nothing And Liberals Are Happy About It - Timcast IRL
Time is officially no longer on the side of millennials.
It seems bad news is good news as Powell and his pals have more excuses to stay on the sidelines (while inflation rips).
In the end, Uncle Sam's generous handouts won, and the labor shortage will be with us for a long time.
If there are things that you need to stock up on, you should do it right away.
After a brief pause, mortgage applications tumbled again last week (-4.0% WoW after falling 4.2% WoW the prior week), to their lowest level since February 2020.
High prices and low supply are finally taking some of the heat out of the housing market.
As we approach the second half of 2021, many countries around the world are beginning to relax their COVID-19 restrictions.
An axiom everyone picks up in college – and in nearly the whole of media culture too – is that people who favor a market economy disregard everyone but the privileged rich (itself a euphemism).
The headline above is but one of countless times Fed Chairman Powell and his colleagues confidently said their policies do not result in wealth or income inequality.
For months, the markets have responded to inflationary pressures by piling into dollars and selling gold.
One suspects that historians and economists will consistently agree on one irrefutable fact: nations that allow their economies to bathe in red ink are destined to fail. This failure takes many roads and differs in timing, but massive, uncontrolled n
Dark Winter Is Coming: You Have Six Months To Figure Out Your Life Before the Culling Gets Real
Individual investors around the world are trying to determine where is the most profitable and safest place for their investments. This question has never been as difficult to determine as now.
With at least 24 GOP-led states set to end federal unemployment assistance before they're set to expire on Sept. 6, million of Americans are going to need to dust off those resumes and start helping reduce the massive job shortage after being paid to
To most people, "inflation" signifies widespread rising prices. Economists have long argued, as a matter of technical accuracy, that "inflation" denotes an increasing money supply.
There ought to be a law that the United States send to every citizen a copy of the US budget and actual spending by the Federal Government.
'There is a perfect storm forming' experts warn as the national media ignores the big picture on the growing list of shortages that are expected to get worse, not better