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The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been going sideways ever since the Commerce Department reported that retail sales in July came to a grinding halt (0.0%). At the same time, companies including Starbucks, McDonald’s, Ford, Burberry, and Gap […]
    World Out Of Whack - Aussie Banks
Sep 15, 2016 - 12:33:21 PDT
To understand Australia it’s useful to get a grasp on China. After all, when your biggest trading partner is experiencing a slowdown & at the same time your economy is increasingly being held up by investment in housing,
    Negative Yields By Rating, Sector, Country snbchf.com
Sep 15, 2016 - 12:28:33 PDT
This will be a mostly charted recap of where exactly in the rabbit hole of negative yielding corp bonds we are following last week’s knee-shaking sale of some brand new negative yielders by non-state owned Henkel and Sanofi. It was a first. It was exciting.
    Swiss Real Estate Turning Down
Sep 15, 2016 - 12:11:46 PDT
It was inevitable that the Swiss market would turn down once it surrendered its banking advantage. The flight from the euro help to mask that decline
    Surging US Bond Yields Surging Is Big Danger Sign
Sep 15, 2016 - 12:04:46 PDT
The violent spike in US & global bonds yields over recent days is extremely odd and perhaps even very dangerous for investors, one expert warns.
or hope that the voters have fallen for) a time-worn fallacy, and have proposed government spending on infrastructure
    Janet Yellen’s Shame
Sep 15, 2016 - 11:51:55 PDT
No president has ever added to a nation’s wealth. Neither has any central bank.
The scandal over Wells Fargo's illegal sales practices are causing concern that the damage could spread.
    Markets addicted to central banks' backstop, Citi warns
Sep 15, 2016 - 11:10:04 PDT
Central bank efforts to soften the blow to markets from weakening fundamentals are losing their impact & are leaving a system vulnerable to shocks
The Bank of Japan may push long-term rates up while keeping short-term rates negative. Markets will see this as tinkering rather than a big-bang move.
Borrowing costs in China’s offshore yuan market have skyrocketed again. A possible cause of the dysfunction: Beijing’s meddling from a year ago.
We’re on the verge of a wave of technology that will change your way of living. Gerald Celente has more on this top trend of 2016...
    Americans’ Trust In Mass Media Plunges To Record Low
Sep 15, 2016 - 10:54:00 PDT
Americans’ trust & confidence in the mass media has dropped to its lowest level in Gallup polling history
    “Crazy Things” Happen with Bond Math at ZIRP & NIRP
Sep 15, 2016 - 10:26:17 PDT
Check out the index from Credit Suisse depicting contagion risk across global markets & asset classes. It’s now showing the highest global correlation since the index was created:
And gold remains one of the only major asset classes recognizable and marketable around the world, yet still FAR below its all-time high.
    Fiscal Policy Makes a Quiet Turn Toward Stimulus
Sep 15, 2016 - 10:16:49 PDT
For years, the world has looked to central banks to prop up economic growth. But now governments are stepping up: Fiscal policy across the developed world is collectively turning more stimulative for the first time since the end of the recession.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 167 of the largest counties in the US had "over-the-year" weekly wage decreases. From Q1 2015 to Q1 2016. Yet, according to the US Census Bureau, real median household income by the biggest amount since 1984. Sentier Research uses the Census Bureau's Current Population survey and finds a similar…
"But we are a service economy."? Although Ford announced that it is going to build its small cars in Mexico. Hecho en Mexico!
    Negative Rates Nail Savers
Sep 15, 2016 - 09:45:39 PDT
Only with these accounting/reporting changes is there any prospect of shifting the debate sufficiently to get to the escape path you propose.
Buy gold as bonds are in the “biggest bubble in the world” and it is a “a very dangerous time in the global economy” according to billionaire investor, Paul Singer.