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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Bank Of America "Thinks The Unthinkable"
The bubble frenzy to purchase Europe's assets with lots of margins, this time by PE shops, is about to get a whole lot more "exciting."
Investors Are Sticking With Pavlov's Dog Until Everything Breaks
Central banks that cultivated and encouraged irrational exuberance as their main transmission mechanism of monetary policy are now hopelessly caught in its infinite loop.
"Everyone's On The Same Side Of The Boat Again" - Hedge Funds Have Never Been More "All-In"
Since February, "nothing else matters" but the $200 billion or so per month of central bank money printing and asset purchasing.
How Central Banks Are LBOing The World In One Stunning Chart
The 6 big central banks have a balance sheet that is equivalent to nearly 40% of global GDP, a number which if extrapolated will hit 50% just after 2018.
Crude Retraces Saudi-Russia Hope Spike As Traders Slash Bullish Bets By Most In 2 Years
Having spiked over 5% on hopes of a "significant" announcement at a joint Russia-Saudi statement at the G-20 meeting, bulls were quickly disappointed, sending WTI back to a $44 handle.
With US On Holiday, Global Stocks Rise As Dollar Sinks, While Fireworks Break Out In Crude
The drop in the USD which started on Friday after U.S. payrolls data showed hiring moderated more than forecast, continued even as financial markets still reflect the potential for a September interest-rate increase.
Oil Soars Ahead Of Saudi, Russian "Joint Statement" On Crude, Which Fails To Freeze Oil Output
As the G-20 summit drew to its conclusion, a moment of sheer drama erupted earlier this morning as oil exploded higher following speculation Saudi Arabia was prepared to make a “significant” joint announcement with Russia.
Why This $1.6 Billion Hedge Fund Is 50% In Cash
Massive central bank stimulus with below zero rates and quantitative easing has led to increasingly dysfunctional markets, with even the negative correlation between stocks and bonds breaking down.
Goldman Reveals 'The Great Dilemma' For Investors
The dominant effect of QE over the past several years has been to push global bond yields towards zero (and in some cases below zero) which has triggered a massive rise in asset prices while also driving an historic search for yield.
"Blunt Language" - Goldman Explains Why It Is So Confident The Fed Will Hike In Under 3 Weeks
Earlier today Goldman penned a note to explain why he is confident that, contrary to every other forecaster, he expects a better than even chance of a rate hike to be announced in just over two weeks when the Fed meets on September 20-21.
Chart Of The Day: US Factory Orders Tumble For Longest Streak In History
US Factory Orders have declined year-over-year every month since October 2014 (the end of QE3). This is the longest period of decline in US history (since 1956) and has always indicated the US economy is in recession.
Bitcoin Surges Almost 10% On Heavy China Buying Amid G-20 Chatter
After a month of extremely 'odd' stability in the price of virtual currency bitcoin, the G-20 meetings appear to have sparked a resurgence in buying from the Chinese as the dollar is down around 8% against Bitcoin in early Asian trading.
ECB Board Member Lashes Out At Central Banking: Ignore "Mathematical Models", Focus On Reality
With virtually everyone else now slamming central banks for fooling the world for the past 7 years that they knew what they were doing, even Yellen admitted she has no idea what will happen in just the next 3 years.
The High Yield Bond Market Has Never Been This Decoupled From Reality
Simply put, the revelation of a default event exposes the vast gap between 'real' asset values (upon liquidation or bankruptcy) and the artificially supported 'prices' seen in bond markets.
Where The August Jobs Were
Minimum wage food services and drinking places - a component of leisure and hospitality - remained the highest growing sub-industry curiously adding +34,000 jobs despite anecdotal evidence of increasing layoffs by restaurants across the country.
California Just Passed A $1.7 Billion Tax On The Whole Country That No One Noticed
The California State Assembly recently passed a bill that received minimal recognition by the press, outside of the state, but has substantial negative consequences for basically everyone in the country.
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