Just when it seemed that the ever deteriorating situation in the Crimean, the unexpected plunge in Chinese exports which has sent the Yuan reeling again, the Copper slam which is …
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US Monetary Backdrop Last week we discussed the fact that China’s money supply growth has slowed precipitouslyand also looked briefly at somelong term euro area data. As we have mentioned on …
Read More The western parasite guild has moved quickly to install an central banker stooge in the Ukraine and has prepared an economic austerity plan. First, the 11 billion euros that the EU is …
Read More In March of 2011 I had this to say about Puerto Rico and its muni bonds: The weather is great. The beaches are beautiful. The food is good and the drinks are …
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If the U.S. economy is getting better, then why are major retail chains closing thousands of stores? If we truly are in an “economic recovery”, then why do sales figures …
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Between China’s dismal trade deficit data (desperately defended by several sell-side strategists proclaiming it’s just lunar new year ‘noise’ – aside from the fact that all the same strategists ‘knew’ the …
Read More With stocks hitting new highs and the bull market reaching age five, the potential for a market top is a popular subject. There is a light schedule of economic releases, …
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The US dollar has been surprisingly weak recently. In fact we are at the lows not seen since just after the US government shutdown when treasury default jitters (see post) …
Read More Welcome to edition 194 of Insider Weekends. Insider buying increased last week with insiders purchasing $81.57 million of their stock compared to $42.18 million in the week prior. Selling also increased with …
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