The market is taking a huge dump this morning, misled yet again by phony, fictitious, misleading, and flat-out wrong seasonally adjusted (SA) data on Durable Goods orders. The Wall…
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The market is taking a huge dump this morning, misled yet again by phony, fictitious,…
The headline, fictional, seasonally adjusted (SA) number of initial unemployment claims for last week came in…
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Lee Adler tells what to look for in the market in reaction to the State of the Union, the Swiss National Bank removal of the Euro peg, and the ECB’s expected decision this week to undertake QE.
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Markets top out when the news is good. Good news gives central banks the excuse they…
The headline, fictional, seasonally adjusted finagled for initial unemployment claims came in at 316,000, which…
I keep complaining to mainstream journos about their slavish devotion to the seasonally adjusted fictitious…
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Lee Adler takes uses long term charts and cycle projections to clearly show you where and when the bottom is most likely, and what to look for in a bottoming process.
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The headline, fictional, seasonally adjusted number for initial unemployment claims came in at 294,000, which…
Shortly after today’s open, the S&P 500 was down nearly 2% and off its recent all-time high by 3.5%. But soon the robo-machines and day traders were buying the “dip” having apparently once again gotten the “all-clear” signal. Don’t believe it for a second! The global financial system is literally booby-trapped with accidents waiting to happen…
Since Varney is simply a journalist and, according to recent decades’ standards, doesn’t need to know what he’s talking about, I give the ignorance award here to Moore.
France has set two records in one day! First, French jobseekers just hit a fresh record high. Second, the French 10 year rate just just hit a record low. As France’s President François Hollande exclaimed. “Special delivery, a bomb. We’re you expecting one?”
There is an interesting sense of dramatic contradictions emerging when one considers on the one hand the outcome of the Greek elections, and on the other hand the statements from some EU finance ministers
I have recently seen some economists offer the following explanation of the role of bankruptcy in the market economy: “Capitalism without bankruptcy is like catholicism without a concept of hell”.That is a fallacious view at best, and a dangerous basis…
Once one oligarchy falls, it will threaten to topple a long line of oligarch dominoes.
In my last piece, I wrote that stock market valuations are currently at the same level they were when Warren Buffett, in November 1999, wrote his famous op-ed for Fortune magazine explaining that investors would inevitably be disappointed by returns over the coming decade. The stock market actually declined 30% over the following 10 years. […]
The Congressional Budget Office’s annual economic outlook came out today, and for the life of me, I can’t figure out why anyone cares.
We can heartily praise Alexis Tsirpras for calling bull on the destructive puzzle palace economics thrust on his country by the hypocrites and liars who rule from Brussels. And his finance minister designate, economist Yanis Varoufakis, is surely on the right track when he targets the rent-seeking bankers, big businesses and media operators who have plundered the Greek state…
The NYT’s EU economic correspondents remain hopeless on austerity. It isn’t that austerity has “not delivered more jobs and prosperity to Greece” – it is austerity that destroyed hundreds of thousands of Greek jobs and forced the Greeks into a Great Depression.
