Posted on 15th February 2016 by Administrator in Economy It is now self-evident to any sentient being (excludes CNBC shills, Wall Street shyster economists, and Keynesian loving politicians) the mountainous level of unpayable global debt […]
Michael Snyder This article was written by Michael Snyder and originally published at hisEconomic Collapse blog. Editor’s Comment: It is all just a matter of time, but so clear that so many foreboding financial events […]
by Tyler Durden “Worse than Lehman” is how one European bond market trader described the carnage this week as the brief respite that ECB monetization and debt-buyback rumors provided yesterday have morphed into utter destruction […]
A Curious Collapse Ever since the ECB has begun to implement its assorted money printing programs in recent years – lately culminating in an outright QE program involving government bonds, agency bonds, ABS […]
by John Rubino on February 8, 2016 So far, each financial crisis in the series that began with the junk bond bubble of 1989 has been noticeably different from its predecessors. New instruments, new malefactors, […]
Submitted by Reggie Middleton In January I penned “My Predictions of Real Estate Corrections following Market Corrections Have Now Officially Come To Pass, 8 Days or So Tardy“. A couple of weeks later, the verdict […]
by Tyler Durden Last summer, China unleashed an unprecedented array of measures – up to and including the arrest of “malicious short sellers” and prominent hedge fund mangers – to prevent its stock market bubble […]
BY JAMES RICKARDS POSTED FEBRUARY 3, 2016 Unprecedented policies always bring unintended consequences. Weidentify these hidden fractures. There are many at the moment, and we’ll be writing to you about those in the months […]
by John Rubino on February 2, 2016 George Soros’ successful bet against the British pound back in 1992 remains one of financial history’s epic tales. The short version of the story begins with Britain linking […]
By David Stockman There is something rotten in the state of Denmark. And we are not talking just about the hapless socialist utopia on the Jutland Peninsula——even if it does strip assets from homeless refugees, charge savers 75 basis […]
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