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Is Wall Street's most "consensus" trade about to blow up?

It is becoming increasingly clear that dividends—and profits—are no longer king. Today's investors want other things from their oil investments.

"Mechanically, the market cap of bitcoin would have to rise 10 times from here to match the total private sector investment to gold via ETFs or bars and coins."

There is no way out except inflation...

In short, we like our 3100-3550 range on the S&P 500 as a good guide for US equity risk-taking from both a technical and valuation perspective.

While most Americans associate propaganda and the idea of news being censored with countries like China, sadly it is also happening here...

While both Trump and Biden want to boost economic growth and reduce unemployment, their approaches are radically different. Trump wants to grow the economy by reducing taxes and regulation, whereas Biden seeks to achieve this through increased government spending and investment.

The wealthiest 1% were the biggest net sellers of equities across US households around the last capital gains rate hike in 2013.

The bad news here is that a looming commercial real estate crisis looms. 

 “risk happens fast,” 

Never before in US equity market history was there as great a disconnect between economic reality and equity prices as now...

Loneliness, mental health impact of lockdown balanced against COVID threat...

How the public, social and economic response to covid in 2021 will be different

Unfortunately, it’ll probably be chaotic...

There is no “will” to fix the problems plaguing the economy and welfare system before they break. Such is why whoever wins the Presidency, we all still wind up losing...

Gold, silver and cryptocurrencies all provide “crisis value” by simply being an acceptable debt-based-fiat alternative...

The Eurozone is bust. The deterioration of TARGET2 imbalances have been hardly noticed, but in recent months it has been alarming...

"WeWork's business model is potentially compromised due to the coronavirus pandemic..." 

As goes the money, so goes society.  When money’s corrupted, society soon follows.  No doubt, with each passing day, this natural axiom is being clarified with exacting rigor...

Revlon's market cap has dwindled from $3 billion in the 1980's to now just $279 million...