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The French Campaign Begins: Hollande Launches "Massive Bombardment" Of ISIS Capital
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 23:05 -0400
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Futures Soar Into The Green On Furious USDJPY Ramp
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/16/2015 05:27 -0400Last night, after Japan's quintuple recession, we had a simple question: "How is the BOJ not buying every USDJPY on this ridiculous news?" We only had a to wait a few hours...
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The False Flag Link: Syrian Passport "Found" Next To Suicide Bomber Was "Definitely A Forgery"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 23:12 -0400The already laughable story that the passport of a Syrian refugee had been found next to the bodies of one of the dead terrorists took an even more surreal twist when we learned hours ago that according to both French and US sources, the passport was most likely a fake.
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Paul Craig Roberts: "The Matrix" Extends Its Reach
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 23:25 -0400Within one hour of the Paris attacks and without any evidence, the story was set in stone that the perpetrator was ISIL. This is the way propaganda works.
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An Infographic Look At Russia's Advanced Anti-Aircraft Missile Defense System
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 22:50 -0400
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College Campuses & "Safe Spaces" - Circling The Drain Of The Sanity Toilet
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 21:55 -0400Presented with little comment, aside to say, WTF!!!
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Guest Post: Gold, Oil, & 'Grandmaster' Putin's Trap
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 22:15 -0400It is important to keep in mind that the dollar’s attacks on gold always end the same way – in a painful knockout for the dollar. There have been no exceptions to this rule throughout monetary history, nor will there be this time. Hence the well-known market rule: “Any maximum of the gold price is not the last one.” It would be naive to believe that this golden rule is unknown to that grandmaster of patience, Vladimir Putin, and to Xi Jinping. By systematically increasing their gold reserves, Russia and China are relentlessly moving forward to strip the US dollar of its status as a global reserve currency. America’s standard military solution won’t work in this situation.
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Depression Tracker: Brazil Braces For Big Week Of Bad Data
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 21:45 -0400"We expect the economy to continue to face strong headwinds from higher interest rates, exigent financing conditions, high inflation, significant labor market deterioration, higher levels of inventory in key industrial sectors, higher public tariffs and taxes, high levels of household indebtedness, weak external demand, soft commodity prices, political uncertainty, and extremely depressed consumer and business confidence."
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"It's Different This Time" Or "Same As It Ever Was"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 21:15 -0400Over the past few years when it’s come to any criticism of business models, valuations, or other concerns encompassing the social media space, along with other dubious “hacking” inspired businesses emanating from Silicon Valley, the immediate rebuttal posed fell along the lines of first being looked as “you just don’t get it” (or just crawled out from under some rock) followed with, “It’s different this time.” But there are a growing number of clues that this won't end well...We’re going to find out much sooner than later. That we're sure of.
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Companies Vs. Countries: Comparing US Corporate Market Caps To Emerging Markets
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 20:45 -0400Back in July, during the depths of Greece's fraught bailout negotiations, we noted that the market cap of MSCI Greece was the same as Bed, Bath and Beyond. Well, if you've ever wondered how your favorite US companies stack up against other emerging economies, BofA is out with the full, updated global companies versus countries map.
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What Hath The Fed Wrought?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 20:20 -0400We have transitioned from free markets to centrally-planned and financially-engineered markets as the PhDs attempt to control the greatest monetary experiment ever undertaken. But they are almost out of runway... and they know it as mainstream market participants belief in their omniscience is rapidly fading.
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For The First Time Ever, Japan Enters A Quintuple-Dip Recession (Courtesy Of Abenomics)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 19:55 -0400Because nothing says 'successful monetary policy' like 5 'technical' recessions in 5 years...
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Dow Drops 140 Points, Bonds & Bullion Pop As Markets Open
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 19:13 -0400As futures markets reopen, a flight to safety bid is evident with gold ($1090) and bonds bid as US equity futures extend Friday's losses (erasing half of the October surge gains). The Dollar is modestly bid against the euro (EURUSD 1.06 handle looms) and oil is holding slightly in the green (war premium)...
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Breadth, Buybacks, & The Piercing Of The "Grandaddy Of All Bubbles"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 19:15 -0400Global policymakers have gone to incredible measures to stabilize market, financial and economic backdrops. Yet reflationary measures will continue to only further destabilize. When policy-induced “risk on” is overpowering global securities markets, fragilities remain well concealed. Fragilities, however, swiftly manifest with the reappearance of “risk off.” Rather quickly securities markets demonstrate their proclivity for illiquidity and so-called “flash crashes.” So after an unsettled week in global markets, the critical issue is whether “risk on” is giving way to “risk off” dynamics.
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They're Coming For Your Cash
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/15/2015 18:45 -0400It’s easy to be frightened by these proposals. But if governments think they can force us to accept negative interest rates on our savings by abolishing cash, they need to think again. It’s preposterous to assume that savers will passively accept outright confiscation of their assets via negative interest rates or a ban on cash. Instead, people will simply revert to other stores of value.
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