Archive - Jan 30, 2015 - Blog entry
The Bond Market Has Reached Tulip Bubble Proportions
Submitted by EconMatters on 01/30/2015 20:25 -0500The Tulip Lunacy in the Bond market is just off the charts stupidity at its finest! The U.S. 2-Year Bond is currently pricing in no rate hike, and in fact, a negative rate of inflation over the next two years....
Friday Humor - Playing Possum
Submitted by Cognitive Dissonance on 01/30/2015 12:29 -0500Sometimes reality is NOT what we expected.
Why Are Central Banks Terrified of Debt Restructuring?
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 01/30/2015 10:16 -0500... because debt restructuring would burst the $100 trillion bond bubble... and implode the big banks.
RISK OFF TRADE in the S&P Futures
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 01/30/2015 08:46 -0500Why its important to understand the macro picture when trading the markets
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U.S. Retail Sector Begins Massive Collapse
Submitted by Sprott Money on 01/30/2015 08:31 -0500The quick-and-easy way to categorize the retail sector of the U.S. economy would be to use the metaphor of “falling off a cliff”. However, such a characterization would be overly simplistic. A more accurate analogy would be to consider someone sliding halfway down the side of a mountain – and then falling off a cliff. This represents the retail sector of the largest “consumer economy” the world has ever seen.
