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Former Chief Market Strategist for Sutton & Associates, LLC, Freelance Writer
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Andy Sutton is formerly the Chief Market Strategist for Sutton Associates, LLC, a Registered Investment Adviser in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He writes the periodic Economic and Financial Commentary My Two Cents with many articles co-authored by Graham Mehl. He earned an MBA with honors in ...more

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And The Bull Continues – Interest Rates
Amid worries about slowing job growth, Federal Reserve officials remain only tentatively committed to two more rate hikes this year, and provided indications Wednesday that there might be only one.
U.S. Yields Next To Go To Sub-Zero?
Take out inflation and tell me the yield isn’t already negative? Maybe some Labor Department baloney-metric says other wise, but what does your consumer experience tell you?
Record 94.7 Million Not In Workforce
A record 94,708,000 Americans were not in the labor force in May — 664,000 more than in April — and the labor force participation rate dropped two-tenths of a point to 62.6 percent, near its 38-year low.
Thoughts For The Week – My Two Cents
The recent GDP numbers were awful and we all know they had to be cooked better than dinner at a 5 star restaurant just to look as terrible as they were portrayed.
Retail Sales Tank – Worst Drop Since 2005
Today we get further confirmation of what Retail ETF investors have been seeing for a while as Johnson-Redbook reported a 2.8% plunge in Same-Store-Sales – the worst start to an April since 2005.
Austria Imposes ‘Bail-In’... Who Will Be Next?
Today, the Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) in its function as the resolution authority pursuant to the Bank Recovery and Resolution Act has issued the key features for the further steps for the resolution of Heta Asset Resolution AG.
Nearly A Trillion In Short Interest Despite ‘Rally’
If there’s a trillion bucks against the rally, then imagine how much money is pushing the rally for it to continue. Now, where would this kind of money come from?
Not To Dwell On Greece… But..
The Bank of Greece (or, more appropriately, Brussels) just can’t seem to figure out why there would be more cash in circulation in Greece as a percentage of GDP than in other countries.
Greek Banks Admit To Charging For Converting Large Bills
Does the ECB really intend to to allow banks to make a profit off of the gradual phasing out of physical bank notes?
Greeks To ‘Charge’ For Removing €500 Euro Notes?
One of the most high profile cases of a looming cash ban is the ECB’s call for the elimination of the €500 note. Draghi, of course, says it’s “not about reducing cash.”
The Central Banker’s New Shiny Tool
Negative interests rates are the shiny new thing that everyone wants to talk about. I hate to ruin a good plot line, but they’re actually kind of boring; just conventional monetary policy except in negative rate space. Same old tool, different sign.
If You Need To Panic… Do It First
If society panics and there is a full blown rush out of existing electronic bank deposits and into physical currency to avoid negative rate taxation, only those who panic first will be safe.
Cushing Numbers Up, Oil Tanks (Again)
Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals. Does anyone really believe that all these producers are drilling and pumping like crazy so they can give their limited petrol away? Maybe Christina Romer does, but nobody with a shred of common sense.
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