Based on current price-earnings (P/E) ratios, “Only the peak in 2000 during the dot-com bubble created a more overvalued market than the current one,”
Europe’s leaders were going at each other’s throats in Davos as the dispute over how to stop the EU from collapsing exposed divisions that are deep within Europe following the British withdrawal.
Yellen completely washes over the troubling reality of the participation rate. The statisticians, in true form, put the attention on how many in the labor force have a job, but shoo away the fact that the denominator— the labor force itself— is hardly in a healthy state.
even if we are not paying any interest at all on this massive debt, there is no way to ever pay it all back short of some type of default.
(Trump Administration Postpones FHA MIP Cut, Carson Confirmed as HUD Secretary) You would think after the disastrous mortgage credit bubble of the late 1990s and 2000s they would have learned something.
JPMORGAN CONTINUES TO HOARD PHYSICAL SILVER WHILE SELLING PAPER COMEX SILVER...
That recession, coupled with the massive fiscal & monetary response to it will result from spiking inflation & soaring debt levels.
Foreigners Are Suddenly Dumping U.S. Debt At A Record Pace...
Geoffrey Dennis, head of global emerging market strategy at UBS, discusses the weakening of Asian currencies, his expectations for the U.S. dollar, and the overall benefits of NAFTA. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
The Obama/Fed Non-Recovery coupled online shopping retailers were a 1-2 punch against shopping malls. Or in Star Wars lingo, Darth Mall has appeared. Wall Street Journal By Esther Fung -- More mall landlords are choosing to walk away from struggling properties, leaving creditors in the lurch and posing a threat to the values of…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed past 20,000 for the first time as stocks around the world extended a rally after corporate earnings reignited investors’ optimism in economic growth. Bonds sold off with oil.
Forget about all stat's or concept that obsesses the financial press these days. Only two numbers actually matter.
It seems like the US will never fully recover from the housing and mortgage credit bubble that began in 1995 and erupted in late 2007 and 2008.
For too long now, the American people have allowed themselves to be persuaded that the government’s job is to take care of us: to feed us, clothe us, house us, educate us, raise our children, heal our infirmities, manage our finances, protect us from our enemies
Faced with a Tweeter-in-chief, how are investors to navigate what’s ahead? Is there a strategy behind President Trump’s outbursts; and if so, how shall investors position themselves to protect their portfolios or profit from it?
The Housing Market Crash of 2007 was the worst housing crash in U.S. history. It also was the cause of the financial crisis.
More than 100 auto factories closed under last two presidents. “This is the nightmare scenario for auto companies, which are being asked to make huge capital investments right before a slowdown in sales,”
actions on national security starting Wednesday that are expected to include steps toward building a wall on the Mexican border and limiting refugee inflows to the U.S., moving to fulfill key promises he made during his election campaign.
Donald “The Golden Trumpster” Trump may or may not make debt-soaked America great (he likely won’t), but he’s almost certainly going to make gold ownership a great investment during his […]