High Noise To Signal Drives Markets
The capital markets are particularly difficult to navigate at the moment. The news stream is noisy. There are three issues that are confusing: the Fed, Greece and Australia.  How to …
Read MoreThe capital markets are particularly difficult to navigate at the moment. The news stream is noisy. There are three issues that are confusing: the Fed, Greece and Australia.  How to …
Read MoreBack in December I predicted that Campus Crest Communities (CCG) would likely become the takeover target for a private buyer, I wrote: My shark instincts tell me to avoid this REIT and I …
Read MoreWith the bankruptcy of Greece now undeniable, we’ve finally reached the endgame of the Neocolonial-Financialization Model. We all know how old-fashioned colonialism worked:Â the imperial power takes physical control of previously …
Read MoreWith the world’s oldest central bank – Sweden’s Riksbank – taking the plunge into negative rates, there have been 19 ‘eases’ by central banks this year, Morgan Stanley warns of “ghosts of …
Read MoreDOW – 17 = 18,029SPX – 0.66 = 2099 NAS + 7 = 4906 10 YR YLD – .08 = 2.06%OIL – 2.56 = 50.97 The S&P 500 closed above …
Read MoreAmusing Headlines It’s amusing watching headlines of expectations and how things actually pan out. Yesterday MarketWatch reported Fed Minutes Could Show Growing Impatience With ‘Patient’. Today MarketWatch reports U.S. Dollar Sinks as …
Read MoreToday we see an article, Betting the house: Monetary policy, mortgage booms and housing prices by Oscar Jorda, Moritz Schularick, Alan Taylor. They warn of excessive easy monetary policies. Their research uses …
Read MoreAnother DOA Greek Proposal Discussed Thursday It’s likely make-or-break for Greece in the next two days. Tomorrow the Eurozone to Weigh Greek Bailout Proposal, but it already that appears it’s no …
Read MoreThe January statement had only modest changes so reading the tealeaves of the FOMC Minutes ‘should’ provide little additional color with the main focus on the meaning of ‘patient‘, fears …
Read MoreRemember when one of the hot Fed buzzwords of 2014 was “macro-prudential regulation”, a phrase which was supposed to mean that the Fed can centrally plan every asst price, as …
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