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If these trendlines break (as I expect they will in the coming weeks) it will mark the beginning of the end for The Everything Bubble.

Sentiment is a strange thing, but you can use it to time market turns.

As I noted yesterday, stocks still have some life in them.

Three weeks ago we called for stocks to revisit the February lows. We're there now. What's next?

Advertising costs (what Facebook and others charge their clients for advertising space) are based on FRAUD.

The tertiary bubbles blew up in February. Central Banks are now trying to manage to deflate the secondary bubbles, particularly that of stocks, without causing a crisis.

Stocks will bottom, but much lower than from here.

The latest indication of just how far “down the rabbit hole” the financial world has gone comes from Japan.

The attempts to mask inflation are reaching truly ludicrous proportions.

Economic data is now confirming what the bond market has been screaming for weeks: INFLATION. HAS. ARRIVED.

Wage inflation is officially here and it's clocking in at 3% already.

In a world awash in too much debt (global Debt to GDP is over 300%) rising yields are a MAJOR problem.

Which means... stocks will soon be revisiting the February lows.

Jerome Powell was head of oversight for the Fed’s “too big to fail” banks.

Since Powell took office, there's been a noted shift in Fed commentary.