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Contrarian Alert: “Is Inflation Dead?” Makes The Cover Of Businessweek
The people who are currently scratching their heads about low inflation while ignoring the massive asset bubbles that are growing right under their noses are the same ones who didn’t see the housing bubble’s warning signs in the mid-2000s.
The Smart Money Are Bullish On Volatility Again
While it’s tough to say for certain that a volatility spike is imminent because we’re in an artificial market that is manipulated by the Fed and other central banks, the warning signs are certainly worth keeping an eye on.
Where Is Inflation Hiding? In Asset Prices
The U.S. is currently experiencing a massive asset bubble due to the Fed’s aggressive, unconventional monetary policies during and after the Great Recession.
“Bubble Drunk” Asian Millennials In Hoodies Blow $28 Million On Simpsons Art
Ultra-low interest rates and other stimulative central bank policies are creating bubbles (and stupid decisions) across the globe. These bubbles are everywhere from China to Singapore to Australia to the U.S. to Canada to Western Europe.
What Deleveraging? Global Leverage Continues To Break Records
With global debt up an incredible $100 trillion since the global financial crisis, anyone who thinks that another crisis is far-fetched is incredibly naive.
Negative Interest Rate Insanity Is Behind Western Europe’s New Tallest Skyscraper
During an economic bubble, credit is cheap and readily available, asset prices such as stocks and real estate are rising rapidly, people are in a good mood, and business leaders become increasingly cocky and hubristic.
Turkey’s Bubble Is Bursting
Private sector credit grew from approximately 15% of GDP in 2003 to 70% of GDP in 2016. Loans to the private sector sextupled from 2010 to 2018.
WeWork’s $1.9 Billion Loss Is A Typical Tech Bubble 2.0 Story
It’s inevitable that the startup bubble is going to burst and tens of thousands of unprofitable startups around the globe are simply going to close their doors.
Turkey Is Unraveling Fast
Turkey’s economic and financial situation is unraveling fast.
Janet Yellen Suggests Strengthening The ‘Fed Put’
It’s very likely that the Fed will expand the range of monetary tools it can use. These tools will encourage risk to build up to such a high level that will overwhelm the Fed’s ability to control it, which is when the ultimate crash will occur.
Why Jim Cramer Is Wrong About The Fed And Interest Rates
While constantly supporting the stock market may seem like a good thing at first blush, it’s creating a massive stock market bubble that is becoming riskier with each intervention.
Why The Fed Keeps Propping Up The Market
By backstopping the market, the Fed is inadvertently enabling and encouraging an unprecedented buildup of risk that will eventually overwhelm its ability to step in and rescue the market, which is when the ultimate crash will occur.
Commercial & Industrial Loans Are In The Danger Zone
Commercial and industrial (C&I) loan activity is watched closely by economists to gauge the strength of the economy and estimate where we are in the business cycle.
Turkey’s Recession And Credit Bust Just Started
For the first time since the Global Financial Crisis, Turkey has officially entered a recession after GDP fell 2.4% in the fourth quarter of 2018 and 1.6% in the third quarter.
The Global Billionaire Population Has Doubled In Five Years Thanks To Bubbles
The global wealth boom is not a healthy phenomenon because it’s a side effect of “money bubble” created by central banks that are flooding the world with liquidity in a desperate attempt to prop up the global economy.
Risks Are Rising In Global Corporate Debt
Outstanding global corporate debt has surged over the past decade in both advanced and emerging economies alike.
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