The Fedis not a cabal of evil geniuses dedicated to bringing down the global order so as to create a new one with its Wall Street masters in complete control.
One of the most successful trades I ever recommended as an analyst had little to do with me. Some of you will recall how gold fell off the proverbial cliff in 2013. Our technical analyst at the time warned us of the impending decline, and we ended up shorting gold as a hedge against our long positions. It worked spectacularly. We repeated it several times, and though the last trade wasn’t successful, a lot of people made some serious dinero at the time.
And he wasn't quoting a politician or banker either...
Professor Antony Davies discusses Universal Basic Income with James R. Harrigan
Even Italian banks are dumping Italian government bonds.
Now central banks face the prospect of moving on, but the question is: how?
MSM says gold just sits there. Not anymore!
Despite Historically Low Interest Rates, Consumers Are Paying an Average of 14 Percent on Credit Card Debt
Jason asks Dr. Paul why Keynesian Economics didn't die during the 1970s stagflation
These two sectors are ready to rise, not pop...
Currency markets are the ultimate real-time poll on the performance of an economy.
Has Reached 60% of total Retail Sales. The retail sector has been stagnant & most people are blaming AMAZON. A closer look is really required rather than the typical superficial analysis. Today
A monetary policy lag of 18 months then we are looking at 2019/20. Does anybody have much of a clue as to what things will be like then?
Chinese "wealth management products" seem much like 2008-like US derivatives
Capital centres globally should brace for tumbling real-estate prices as Beijing manages to do what Brexit and higher interest rates haven't.
The Korean People's Army said in a statement it was "carefully examining" plans for a missile attack on the U.S. Pacific territory
As we look for that elusive breakout...
These five bullets all missed their mark...
Mining CEO assures patience in this WILL be rewarded ASTRONOMICALLY
The US Treasury Bill market remains notably inverted around the uncertain timing of the US debt limit debacle.