Overnight, UK property consultancy Knight Frank reported that London property prices rose 7.5% annually, modestly slowing from 8.1% in March 2013, and 11.3% March 2012. Slowing you say? Not really, …
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How can you tell when the markets are FAKED? I’ve been telling you for years about the various ways the market is rigged and now Michael Lewis has written a whole …
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FX Traders’ weekly EURUSD fundamental & technical picture, this week’s market drivers that could change it- the bullish, the bearish and likely EURUSD direction. The following is a partial summary …
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No tree grows to the sky. Once extremes are reached, trends reverse, often with symmetry: the decline often matches the ascent. Which leads to an interesting question: have we reached Peak …
Read More As Q1 of 2014 comes to an end, we can see that January was extremely weak, February gained it all back, and March treaded water. At this point, as we …
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Econintersect:Â Prof. Marc Lavoie of the University of Ottawa conducted a workshop discussion 22 March 2014 at the University of Missouri Kansas City on the topic of Stock-Flow analysis for …
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The Eurozone’s unemployment rate is at 12% and holding while the area’s youth unemployment is at staggering 24%. Private lending is still contracting (see post) and disinflationary pressures persist even …
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Both the entire month of March, and its last full week, particularly for biotech investors and especially hedge funds, is a time that many would rather forget and continue pretending that …
Read More  Unlike in the West, being a kleptocratic crook in China is now becoming a higher risk proposition. One gets the sense that as the credit monster collapses in China, …
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While it wasn’t in an overly dramatic fashion, the market lost a little ground last week.  The loss, however, isn’t the troubling part.  The troubling part is the way in which …
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