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While global markets showed tentative signs of a rebound in sentiment in early Thursday trading, as the global bond rally showed signs of easing, with Treasuries turning lower alongside most sovereign debt in Europe, this quickly reversed around the
Podcast by Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor: We've all heard it from the left time and time again. Well, at least Bill Clinton knew what he was doing with the economy, or Bill Clinton did a great Job with the economy or even the dreaded, it's a
Podcast by Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor: Tom Hegna is a best selling author, Retirement income expert, economist and member of the elite million dollar roundtable of the National Speakers Association.
Monday's "recession off" optimism lasted just one day, and global markets and US equity futures are once again falling as yields resume their slide and the US yield curve inverts further.
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Evidence stacked up that the surge in January was a one-hit wonder. Housing starts continued their volatile trend lower.
If the bond market is correct, the U.S. economy is definitely heading into a recession.
Inventories are up 7.7 percent from a year ago. Sales are up 2.7 percent. The Monthly Wholesale Trade report for January shows inventories rose 1.2% in January following a revised 1.1% in December.
A surprising number of Americans who have financial advisors don't trust them to act in their best interests. In a 2016 poll by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), 65% of respondents said they mistrust the financial services in
The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday voted unanimously to keep the federal funds rate unchanged.
RedFin puts out a monthly home sales report, which contains a lot of great data. The chart below shows Feb 2018 year-over-year price growth, which was off the charts, compared to Feb 2019 year-over-year growth, which was very weak.
... if the issues are not resolved in a timely manner and production of the 737 MAX needs to be halted for an extended period of time, it would take about 0.15% off the level of GDP, or about 0.6%-point off the quarterly annualized growth rate of GDP
President Donald Trump says the economy would have grown much faster last year if the Federal Reserve had not been tightening credit last year.
Authored by Steve Englander via Standard Chartered, Fed funds futures price the Fed to ease in the next two years; equities are at their highest so far in 2019 The Fed reaction function reconciles the apparent contradiction With infl
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Peter Schiff, the CEO and chief global strategist of Euro Pacific Capital Inc., has said that we, as Americans, are not "borrowing ourselves rich" as the majority believes. In fact, as with all borrowing, it's only making us broke.
A Different Way To Look At Market Cycles In this past weekend's newsletter we noted the issues of similarities between the current market environment and previous market peaks in the past. To wit: "It isn't just the economy that is re
ATTOM Data Solutions noticed that 60 of the 220 major U.S. metropolitan areas posted a y/y increase in foreclosure activity in January 2019, an ominous sign of deceleration in the housing market.
Some people believe that successful antiaging would have a huge impact on social security and Medicare.
You see, so many investors become cheerleaders for the stocks they own that it blinds them to the negatives that always appear. It's one thing to acknowledge the bad with the good and defend a company that has more positives than negatives to its s
ATTOM Data Solutions noticed that 60 of the 220 major U.S. metropolitan areas posted a y/y increase in foreclosure activity in January 2019, an ominous sign of deceleration in the housing market.
Justin's note: On Thursday, Nick Giambruno, chief analyst of The Casey Report, explained why we're headed toward the biggest financial crisis in history – thanks to Big Government overreach.
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Without a cold February and a resultant surge in utilities, industrial production would have been negative.
Taking a diametrically opposite stance to Morgan Stanley, which earlier this week forecast that as a result of a rebound in the economy in the second half, and an acceleration in inflation into 2020 and further...
Six days ado the Census Department reported on December sales. Today we have January sales. It's been a wild ride.
We've all heard that Obama was great for the economy. We heard how he boosted GDP and tripled the stock market. However, should he get the credit for this? This is the definitive video on why Obama should not be credited for "saving" the econom
Truth Never Told-The U.S Debt Trap
Tom Hegna is a sought after speaker who has trained hundreds of thousands of financial advisers. In addition to being an expert of the 7 risks retiree's face he's also one of the few economist worth listening to. Tom usually charges in excess of
Even mainstream economists are admitting that economic activity is slowing down.
