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Sunday, April 14, 2019, 3:00 PM
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“A bully is always a coward.”
~ Thomas Chandler Haliburton
The current market rally is like a playground bully; shoving to the ground anyone in its path.
But like all bullies, the braggadocio belies an underlying cowardice.
Those in charge of the status quo must be absolutely terrified to resort to the unnatural lengths they are going to right now to keep the current rally intact.
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Friday, February 1, 2019, 3:23 PM
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In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and Mike “Mish” Shedlock discuss:
The price of gold has long been in a consolidation phase, and it now seems to breaking out to the upside. There are both fundamental and market-driven reasons for this.
On the fundamental end, supply is becoming a real issue. And with the Powell Fed completely caving to the markets, expectations of a more 'dovish' Fed policy going forward is also adding wind to gold's sails.
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Friday, February 3, 2017, 9:38 PM
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Running PeakProsperity.com requires me to read and process a lot of data on a daily basis. As it's hard to digest it all in real-time, I keep a running list of charts, tables and articles that catch my attention, to return to when I have the time to give them my full attention.
Lately, that list has been getting quite long. And it's largely full of indicators that concern me, signals that the long era of "extend and pretend" in today's markets may finally be at its terminus.
Like crows circling overhead, everyday brings with it new worrisome statistics that portend an ill change ahead. Indeed, these signs are increasing so quickly now that it's hard not to feel like Tippi Hedren in Hitchcock's classic The Birds.
George Tsartsianidis | Dreamstime.com
Wednesday, May 4, 2016, 2:55 PM
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In this week's Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and John Rubino discuss:
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Friday, June 13, 2014, 5:14 AM
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Today's financial markets make a mockery out of sanity and logic. The difference between what SHOULD happen and what IS happening is perhaps the greatest it has been in our investing lifetimes.
If you're perplexed, flummoxed, frustrated, stymied, enraged, bored, irritated, insulted, discouraged — any or all of these — by the ever-higher blind grinding of asset prices over the past several years, despite so many structural reasons for concern, you have good reason to be.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014, 12:31 AM
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This is a critical update on the Peak Cheap Oil front.
Yes, I am talking about that tired old concept that was allegedly slain by American drilling ingenuity. It's back in the news… if you know where to look.
I remain steadfastly interested in the oil outlook because everything, and I do mean everything, in our exponential monetary and associated economic system is hinged upon there being more cheap oil next year than last.
Gunnar3000 | Dreamstime.com
Thursday, February 27, 2014, 12:55 AM
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If you have not yet read The Stock Market's Shaky Foundation, available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.
To be sure, there is one piece of fundamental information that has supported equity prices; and that’s corporate earnings.
Those have vaulted to new highs, despite the weak economic recovery, on the back of ultra-cheap borrowing (which reduces interest costs which are deducted from earnings), government deficit spending, and low household savings:
While the parabolic rise in corporate earnings is quite impressive, they are also historically unprecedented and certainly unsustainable.
When we look at the same chart seen above but on a percent change yr/yr basis we see that they have been slowing down remarkably and aren't that far above the zero mark…
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014, 6:12 AM
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One of the things I am fond of pointing out is that it seems like nobody in high finance or the central banks learned anything from the great crisis of 2008. The very same excesses that created the prior crises are being committed again.
I know…maybe this time it will turn out differently.
Friday, July 19, 2013, 4:41 PM
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In the classic fantasy rom-com The Princess Bride, the beautiful maid Buttercup orders the farm boy Westley to perform numerous tasks to test his servitude. No matter the magnitude of the request, Westley simply answers "As you wish" and makes it so. Buttercup eventually comes to view Wesley with similar devotion, and true love is born.
Similarly, investors have fallen back in love with the capital markets, whose continual response their increasingly irrational hopes has been "As you wish."
Wednesday, April 3, 2013, 7:23 PM
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In this week's Off the Cuff podcast, Chris and Mish discuss:
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Dr McCullough how vaccines are supporting Deltas dominants.
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
David Cunha: 4 mins ago
TPTB playing hardball against Canadian activists
Daily Digest 9/17 — Fertilizer Soars as Top Nitrogen Plant Declares Force Majeure; Bitcoin Adoption in Africa Grows 1,200% In One Year…
westcoastjan: 5 mins ago
Building on RichCabot's post.. Uttar Pradesh region of India
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
Jim H: 10 mins ago
Dr McCullough how vaccines are supporting Deltas dominants.
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
Netlej: 19 mins ago
Joshua, Look at post #28 in this thread.
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
richcabot: 20 mins ago
A Copper Mystery, Bubble Pop in China?
brushhog: 32 mins ago
Thanks for the laugh Kathy : )
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
Jim H: 38 mins ago
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
Mark_BC: 46 mins ago
The Curt504 self-boostering idea is being sold to the Vax cultists by NYTimes
A Copper Mystery, Bubble Pop in China?
Jim H: 46 mins ago
Horse Dewormer or Nobel Prize Winning Medicine?
Mark_BC: 50 mins ago