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September 17th

September 17th

testosteronepit's picture

Japan’s Slow-Motion Tsunami





This time, the young generations are paying the price.

 

dottjt's picture

The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #128 - 09/17/2012





Today's Zero Hedge articles in audio summary! "I'm sorry guys. I can't go out. Mum's grounded me for not burning our U.S. embassy." Everyday. Yeah, just everyday.

 

RobertBrusca's picture

QE and the new Fed plan: what are its dynamics?





We will explore how QE and the new Fed plan might work- might work...So far what the Fed is putting in front of us and what Paul Krugman has written about are two wholly differnt things. It makes me wonder if there is any stucture behind QE besdies prayer...

 

George Washington's picture

Russia Is Sitting on “Trillions of Carats” of Diamonds





Enough to Supply the Global Diamond Market for 3,000 Years

 

AVFMS's picture

17 Sep 2012 – “ Every Day I Have The Blues " (Memphis Slim, 1949)





Having had the last 2 weeks propped up by Ben and Jerry, oops, Mario, who delivered the f(l)avours that had been expected throughout the summer, markets will be in need for some concrete impulses to push further.

Spanish bond auction on Thu rather on the mighty side.

Mostly bored today, though...

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Where We Are and Where We’re Going (Week of September 17 2012)





 

These are the issues to consider going forward. Our view is that it is quite possible the Fed has played its hand too strongly and thereby damaged its future efforts to maintain market stability via intervention. Given that stocks were already decoupled from the underlying economic realities, this has made the market highly vulnerable to a sharp correction.

 
 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

The Big Questions Going Forward (Week of September 17 2012)





These are the issues to consider going forward. Our view is that it is quite possible the Fed has played its hand too strongly and thereby damaged its future efforts to maintain market stability via intervention. Given that stocks were already decoupled from the underlying economic realities, this has made the market highly vulnerable to a sharp correction.

 

williambanzai7's picture

OCCuPY THiS!





Nothing has changed, it has only gotten worse...

 

September 16th

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Spain is Greece… Only Bigger and Worse





As I’ve outlined in earlier articles, Spain will be the straw that breaks the EU’s back. The country’s private Debt to GDP is above 300%. Spanish banks are loaded with toxic debts courtesy of a housing bubble that makes the US’s look like a small bump in comparison. And the Spanish government is bankrupt as well.

 

Burkhardt's picture

The Fed’s Drugs Won’t Work Anymore





The Fed had been using “QE hype” to rally the markets. Every time we were on the verge of a collapse another QE announcement would be made bringing us a few feet back from the fiscal cliff. But that tactic wont work anymore…

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

I Go To The NY Fed To Illustrate The Lies Perpetrated By The Fed Chairman Himself





Here's proof, pulled off of the St. Loius Fed's site, and espoused in front of the actual entrance to the NY Fed. Methinks I should start my own Financial News Station, called "The Truth"!

 

Tim Knight from Slope of Hope's picture

There She Blows!!!...................Evil Plan 83.0 (by BDI from Slope of Hope)





Well, my fellow Slope-a Dopes, your favorite intrepid seafaring Frenchman got blown out of the water by Benjamin Moby-Dick Bernanke once again.  I have to hand it to captain grey beard, for a guy with a curiously quivering lower lip, who seems so utterly unsure of himself every time he opens his moronic mouth, he sure does have some pair of ballistic brass balls.  Not only did he delivered on his QE3 promise, but he actually turbo charged it into a terrifying trifecta!  Boatswain BDI was left for dead, desperately drowning in a sea of red DOOMs (Deep Options Out of the Money).  So now that Moby Dick has breached and surged the equity waves to new highs, where do we sail from here?  

 

thetechnicaltake's picture

Investor Sentiment: That Was A Game Changer





Wait a minute, investors can't expect more QE because we already have too much of it already.

 
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