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Confusing Share Market
In the short-term, we still have the risk of a modest correction. There is typically the false move before the breakout.
The Press Keep Talking The Market Down – Historically This Is Very Bullish Indeed
I have warned about how the press had constantly written negatively about the rising stock market during the 1920s. Once again, the press are now hanging on the hope that the Fed will start to raise rates to justify their bearish bias swearing the market cannot be justified at these highs.
Collapse Of Democracy In Europe
In an unbelievable move, in an open letter to the next President of the EU Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, the national MPs have called for a bigger say in EU legislation. The letter is warned that “there are indications that in the EU fades the democratic legitimacy”.
Christine Lagarde – The Most Dangerous Woman In The World
IMF advocates taking pensions & extending maturities of gov’t debt to prevent redemption.
Civil Unrest Rising Everywhere – Including The UK
The greatest problem we have is misinformation. People simply do not comprehend why and how the economic policies of the post-war era are imploding.
Argentina Fights Back
The default in Argentina, as with everything, has two-sides to each crisis. A
Fed’s Exit Tax On Bonds – Confirms Liquidity Crisis
The greatest threat we have to the financial stability of the entire global economy is the collapse in liquidity.
Banks Runs In Bulgaria
Those running the affairs of government are more concerned about retaining power than providing economic stability.
Gold The Rally
The target for the June low seems to have been correct and this week was a Panic Cycle target. We saw the gold closing above 1295 and the first weekly closing above 1307, but the key resistance remains a weekly closing above 1355.
US & UK Central Banks Look To Rates Rising In Autumn
Part of the real financial crisis from the central bank perspective is that they have been trapped by the excessively low-interest rates that in reality has disarmed them from even trying to steer the economy.
Google – The New Bank – Rollover BitCoin & Banks – Its The Internet Revolution
The real birth in electronic money is not Bitcoin, but Google Wallet. Standing in line at Starbucks you will see the under 25 crowd pay with their cell phones. Bitcoin cannot compete nor will traditional banks.
While The Talking Heads Keep Talking Bearish & Crash – Central Banks Buy Equities – The Shift From Public To Private
The new age of capital movement: the dollar is becoming a monopoly by default, forcing central banks to diversify into equities as they can no longer trust the debt of nations. Welcome to the shift from Public to Private.
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