Printed Money Blowing The Bubbles Even Bigger
The total US market valuation at $33.9 trillion is 157.4% of the last reported GDP…
Continue readingThe total US market valuation at $33.9 trillion is 157.4% of the last reported GDP…
Continue reading“…unfortunately, this is weak praise, given that the very existence and function of the Fed is a destructive influence on the US and global economy…”
Continue readingIt isn’t just Greenspan that is worried about rising US consumer price inflation…
Continue readingThe government keeps telling us that the labor market is strong and unemployment is low…
Continue readingAs we can see here, the US accounted for 13.8% of the world’s growth in 2019, with expectations it will be 9.2% of the growth in 2024…
Continue readingThe global economy is already in the worst distress that we have seen since 2008…
Continue readingDave Kranzler says the degree to which Elon Musk manipulates GAAP accounting is awe-inspiring. Here’s why…
Continue readingDave Kranzler breaks-down what’s gotten the stock market algos & momentum chasers excited…
Continue readingIs a downturn in the housing market imminent?
Continue readingIt’s happening again, just like last time around, the head of the Federal Reserve is telling us that there won’t be a recession…
Continue readingThe battered silver miners’ stocks surged in recent months, staging a strong rebound. Let’s find out what’s going on…
Continue readingThe mid-tier gold miners’ stocks have soared in recent months on gold’s decisive bull-market breakout, but is it justified?
Continue readingWhile the risks of a normal healthy short-term gold correction are high, unless the price of gold in the next 6 weeks…
Continue readingAs the USFed climbs into the Infinite QE Forever policy chamber, the entire global financial system will abruptly change…
Continue readingElon made the (highly deceptive) claim that Tesla generated $614 million of “free cash flow”. Dave Kranzler breaks-it down…
Continue readingDave Kranzler says the cleansing started in 2008, but was deferred by trillions in printed money & credit creation. At some point, however…
Continue readingSo, over to you Mr.Powell, the consumer seems very comfortable and is spending… do we really need a rate cut?
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