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Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the dangerous amount of printing and market manipulation we're witnessing right now and how it could culminate not only in inflation but a massive market crash.
CORN AND SOYBEAN CONDITIONS CONTINUE TO DECLINE
Guest: Steve Bannon, host of the WarRoom podcast
Morgan Stanley Reveals The Only Metric That Determines What The Market Will Do Next
What if everyone in the market realizes it's now the moment to front-run the crash?
Short-dated Treasury yields are extending their rise from Friday's bloodbath as the collapse of the long-end of the term structure accelerates in early Asia trading.
BlackRock has over $9 trillion in assets under management, and says its clients will double their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance) "impact investments" in just five years.
Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo's decision to remove two Coca-Cola bottles during a press conference at the European Championship has coincided with a $4 billion fall in the share price of the beverage giant.
How can a government, that's $28 trillion in debt, spend trillions of dollars that it does not have?
One day after the shockingly hawkish Fed admitted that inflation is not, in fact, transitory as so many clueless propaganda hacks would want everyone to believe...
"If the market continues to see wild swings based on Elon Musk tweets, it's going to be a big setback for this asset class," Matt Maley, chief market strategist for Miller Tabak + Co. told Bloomberg.
Bull markets always seem to end the same slowly at first, then all at once.
Presenting the boldest FOMC preview from repo guru Scott Skyrm of Curvature Securities
One of the big stories over the last year had been the spike in lumber prices. We wrote about that last month (Wood Versus Wood), noting that the performance of the iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF (WOOD) was starting to intersect with that of Ca
The most-shorted meme stocks continued to charge higher today...
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.
Heavily Shorted Top Names Fared Well
Once again, market action is dominated by the so-called 'meme stocks' with heavily-shorted companies getting massively ripped higher this morning.
"We advocate looking through near term market volatility and remain pro-risk, predicated on our belief that the Fed faces a very high bar to change its easy monetary policy stance."
"That pattern has been evident in the last three 10% or greater corrections..."
Update (1339ET): And just like that, Biogen shares have already been halted again due to volatility. BIOGEN HALTED FOR VOLATILITY But not before Biogen's torrid rally helped carry the Nasdaq Biotech Index to a 5.5% rally on the day, its biggest int
We Still Have Absolute Trust In The Fed
Over the last few week's we discussed the ongoing "buy signals" suggesting the market could retest all-time highs. That occurred this week. However, as stated last week:
Since the onset of COVID-19, the price of lumber has skyrocketed by 280%.
It seems bad news is good news as Powell and his pals have more excuses to stay on the sidelines (while inflation rips).
For most of my career, oil demand has grown each year and supply has roughly kept up. Sure, it's overshot in both directions. We've seen shortages and we've seen gluts.
For months, the markets have responded to inflationary pressures by piling into dollars and selling gold.
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.
the WallStreetBets rally is also making waves in debt land as well, because while AMC shares have only returned to 2017's heights, the company's 12% junk bonds hit all-time highs this week as AMC debt due in 2026 rose to a record high 97.17 cents
US equity markets hit a vacuum to the downside briefly this morning shortly after headlines that the $6 trillion Biden budget malarkey includes the assumption that a retroactive capital gains tax hike would be included (which would have started in Ap
