Lindsay Williams interviewed Lee Adler on Thursday, July 24. The next Radio Free Wall Street posting for subscribers will be on Sunday, July 27, 2014. See you then.
Fast Facts
WSE Exclusives
Fast Facts, Radio Free Wall Street
Lee Adler Explains Why The Top Is Almost Here
by Lee Adler •
Lindsay Williams interviewed Lee Adler on Thursday, July 24. The next Radio Free Wall Street posting for subscribers will be on Sunday, July 27, 2014. See you then.
Fast Facts, Initial Claims for Unemployment Compensation
What Will Fed Do When The Overheated Sectors Carrying US Economy Start Cooling?
by Lee Adler •
While some sectors of the US economy remain buried at or near depression levels and…
Fast Facts, Inflation- CPI and PPI, Wall Street Examiner Exclusives
How The US Government Deliberately and Systematically Understates Inflation
by Lee Adler •
The US Government has been deliberately and systematically understating inflation since 1983. This video shows…
Fast Facts, Financial Markets
Why ECBs Negative Interest On Reserves Is a Con Game That Can’t Work
by Lee Adler •
In this video posted on June 13, 2014, Lee Adler shows why the ECBs new policy is a ridiculous con that won’t work to solve Europe’s economic problems. He reviews the latest data that suggests US stocks are still likely to make more new highs.
Radio Free Wall Street
Geopolitics, The Wisdom of US Consumers, and The Long Term Trend
by Lee Adler •
Lee Adler looks at whether geopolitical watersheds matter to the market, and why consumer attitudes are critically important to understand stock market and economic trends, with an eye to both the short term and long term outlooks. Subscribers may right click…
Economics, Fast Facts
Ominous Portents in Consumer Sentiment
by Lee Adler •
While the media focuses on the meaningless short term squiggles in consumer confidence indicators, I…
Fast Facts, Initial Claims for Unemployment Compensation
Initial Claims Below Record Lows Of Housing Bubble Show Economic Distortion, Overheating
by Lee Adler •
Initial claims for unemployment are below bubble record levels after first reaching that extreme in September…
Fast Facts, Industrial Production
Industrial Production Surge Looks Like 2007 Just Before Economy Collapsed
by Lee Adler •
The headline number on Industrial Production “missed” today, coming in at a seasonally adjusted gain…
Fast Facts, Retail Sales
Worst June Retail Sales Performance In History, But So What
by Lee Adler •
Actual, not seasonally adjusted data from the Commerce Department showed a 5.6% drop in June…
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Bruce Krasting
Social Security Versus CBO – Who Do You Trust?
by Bruce Krasting •
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The 2014 Social Security report to Congress is finally out (Link). The report was released four-months later than permitted by law; this is the sixth year in a row that the Report has been late. The word ‘sloppy’ comes to mind; Treasury Secretary Lew gets a ‘D’ for timeliness. I’m blown out by this […]
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by Kyle Anderson •
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The Synchrony IPO will take place on Thursday, and it’s expected to raise approximately $3.1 billion. That would easily make it the largest IPO of 2014 so far, outpacing the $2.6 billion raised by Ally Financial Inc. (NYSE: ALLY) from April.
Money Morning
Trulia Stock (NYSE: TRLA) Rises 12% on Zillow (Nasdaq: Z) Deal – but Trouble Ahead By Jim Bach
by Jim Bach •
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After speculation last week that online real estate search engines Zillow Inc. (Nasdaq: Z) and Trulia Inc. (NYSE: TRLA) would combine their assets for a merger, the companies made this move official before markets opened this morning (Monday).
David Stockman
Here’s What Wall Street Bulls Were Saying In December 2007: Read And Take Cover!
by David Stockman •
Against this troubling backdrop, it’s no wonder investors are worried that the bull market might end in 2008. But Wall Street’s top equity strategists are quick to dismiss such fears…..
James Howard Kunstler
Excuse Me For Living
by James Howard Kunstler •
Israel has all the proof it needs that world opinion will never consider its right to exist important. The Obama White House, and a lot of the US News Media, portray the Hamas-Israel conflict as something like an amateur soccer …
Money Morning
$900 Billion in Capital Is About to Move
by Michael E. Lewitt •
Six years after the financial crisis, the SEC finally concluded a four-year battle with financial industry lobbyists to toughen regulations governing money market funds.
NY Fed Operations
US: $1.067B CouponPurchase 2014-07-28 NYFed permanent open market operations
by NY Fed | Permanent Open Market Operations •
Monetary policy can be implemented through outright purchases or sales of securities, which permanently changes the size of the Federal Reserve’s System Open Market Account (SOMA) portfolio.
Charles Hugh Smith
The Case for a Bull or Bear Market in Two Charts
by Charles Hugh Smith •
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Which appears more likely–a straight-line extension of the past two years’ rise in stocks, or another “impossible” decline to complete the megaphone pattern?There are dozens of charts and data points supporting the case for a continuation of the Bull …
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World Stock Markets Trading Discussion – Affable alacrity
by The Daily Stool •
Early openers drifting north: Kiwis -0.2%, Aussies flat, Nikkers +0.5% and Sth Korea +0.4%.
Not a lot of movement in Aussie sectors apart from Gold +2.5%.
