We’ve Been Here Before – And It Ended With An Epic Crash
Wolf Richter just published some charts that, for anyone with a sense of stock market history, are pretty ominous. It seems that the major market
Wolf Richter just published some charts that, for anyone with a sense of stock market history, are pretty ominous. It seems that the major market
One of the last things to be tossed overboard in the late innings of a bull market is discrimination. Instead of comparing the valuations of
The latest from Michael Pento: There are a handful of stocks in which institutions and individual investors have recently piled into. This behavior is emblematic
In the energy market, there’s always a revolution going on somewhere. For most of human history, light and heat were provided by wood and candles.
It’s a measure of modern financial markets’ absurdity that bets on bets on bets have come to seem normal. Maybe acronyms like CLO and CDO
There’s a lively debate out there over the size of the Everything Bubble. In the following excerpt, money manager Michael Pento concludes that this bubble
Stocks have completely recovered from their flash bear market of late 2018. But now they face a hard question: Can already record high prices continue
A few years ago the Swiss National Bank (SNB) – which traditionally held “monetary assets” like government bonds, cash and gold to back up the
A recent MarketWatch article notes that: GE was one of Wall Street’s major share buyback operators between 2015 and 2017; it repurchased $40 billion of
If corporate earnings rise in 2019 like Wall Street analysts expect, stocks are a screaming buy at these bear-market levels. But earnings won’t rise and
Based the last few days’ headlines you’d never know the world is in year 10 of a pretty good expansion. Check this out: Not terrified
Hedge fund managers sit at the top of the financial world’s food chain. They’re generally seen as the smartest money managers, and their companies have
Back in the late 1990s I interviewed for an analyst job with a value-oriented money manager. My main impression of our talk was how sad
Big companies report blow-out earnings. Home prices soar. North Korea promises to end its nuke program, possibly averting another Asian war. And stocks fall. Does
Back in the 1990s, critics of the dot-com bubble used to point out that the global economy depended on the US stock market and the
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