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... several of the previous incidents occurred at quite inauspicious times in the market – including near cyclical peaks in 1973, 1980, 2000 and 2008.

It will soon cost Uncle Sam less than 1% to borrow money for 20 years.

"Our guess is that revenue will get to about 50%..." 

 

This morning TSLA cut the price for its most popular car by -6.1%: we believe TSLA has a major demand problem in the market that nearly 100% of pundits deem its “growth opportunity”.

"The way I’m using it is, I’m more comfortable selling some of my winners. We still don’t trust the market’s recent recovery."

Liquidity is poor, complacency is high, trade with caution...

Munich prosecutors allege Braun and other executives knew about the fraud as early as 2015...

"the Fed isn't going to bail out companies that have too much debt"...oh really?

...the market is making assumptions about the future value of companies and their assets that don’t seem rational in this new uncertain world...

Who would be doing the fact-checking? Would it include claims like free trade deals always create good news jobs in the net importing country? Or that tax cuts for the rich trickle always down to the poor?

"...the canary is dropping dead."

The automaker is set to report earnings after the bell today...

"I’m more concerned going into the August, September period: what’s going to then be the next catalyst to take the broader market higher."

Even though we're not yet sure if the vaccine even works...

Tthe VIX will tell us if we’re in another speculative bubble, because if that’s the hand we have to play we will see the Fear index stay mostly above 20.

As a result of falling fertility rates - which is the average number of children a woman gives birth to, nearly every country in the world could have a declining population by the year 2100...

"The catch-up will be fast. And it’s going to catch people off guard."

...the markets are a farce, the dollar is garbage, and it's a toxic depopulationary/deflationary/depressionary world...

Senior editor Ash Bennington joins managing editor Ed Harrison to talk about how EU leaders have closed in on its landmark recovery deal. Ash and Ed examine…

United's catastrophic quarter was even worse than many expected.