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Happy Days are not here again...

"China’s economic growth was largely driven by debt and its corporate debt looks like a Ponzi scheme."

"The facade will end when balance sheet cuts expand to a point at which buybacks cannot keep up and the slack in markets grows too fast.  Or when stock buyback cash runs out (probably by the end of this year). "

Both equity and credit institutional investors appear to be buying protection against a major market downturn...

"We did all this work to bolster the economy" and The Fed is raising rates, "higher rates put us at a disadvantage."

Mick Mulvaney's CFPB is keeping the pressure on America's favorite delinquent bank.

As Chinese financial conditions further deteriorate and market stress worsens, we actually / perversely push CLOSER to the “RISK-ASSET POSITIVE” outcome of escalated PBoC stimulus- and easing- measures.

China is responding to Trump's trade war with a currency war of its own.

In the summer of 1821, a roguish Scotsman named Gregor MacGregor arrived by boat in London, and initiated arguably the most audacious confidence scam in history...

China's central bank will directly fund banks with ultra cheap liquidity, with one simple instruction: "increase bank lending and bond purchases."

Another China open, another lower renminbi fix, and another 2 handle plunge in offshore Yuan...

"Why should Trump give any credence to the intelligence agencies who first tried to prevent, and later subvert, his presidency?"

"What happened in 2013 was a warning, a big one, about what was coming... It sure wasn’t recovery and happy days..."

Turkey issued a key challenge to its NATO "puggybank" ally the United States today, when a Turkish court ruled to keep imprisoned US Pastor Andrew Burnson in jail, quashing speculation that he would be released after a hearing on Wednesday.

Global stock markets were firmer on Wednesday, supported by Tuesday's euphoric tone when not even the Netflix debacle could hold back the Nasdaq from hitting a new all time high.

“We see this as a very disruptive technology,”

The mass hysteria following Trump's meeting with Putin is likely to last for days. Most are outraged. Few see the light...