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Robert Kiyosaki Says Real Estate, Stocks, Gold, Silver, Bitcoin Markets Are Crashing -- 'Millions Will Be Wiped Out'
Jim Bianco makes a good case BTC is a 24/7 VIX.
After actively promoting bubbles in housing and the stock market for years, the Fed is now rooting for a price crash.
Stocks plummeted Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said in his Jackson Hole speech the central bank won't back off in its fight against rapid inflation.
Andy Schectman lays out a worst case scenario for most dollar denominated assets on my most recent podcast, and, unfortunately, his prognostications don't sound as unreasonable as one might think.
The Eurodollar curve implies four quarter-point cuts are on the way starting in 2023. The Fed believes otherwise. Let's discuss stock market implications.
Update 0700 EST: Despite Elon Musk admitting overnight that it was a "joke" when he Tweeted he was buying Manchester United (sigh), MANU stock is still up about 3% in the pre-market session.
BofA's Michael Hartnett, the most accurate strategist on Wall Street who one month ago called the meltup, has a simple message: fade SPX >4328...
Elon Musk Sells Tesla Shares Worth Nearly $7 Billion -- Plans to Buy TSLA Stock Back if Twitter Deal Falls Through
Today's price action was driven by Pelosi (and China's lack of starting WW3) and hawkish FedSpeak, jawboning back the market's perception that we are past 'peak tightening'... returning to 'forward guidance'.
Every investor must learn the one investing lesson in surviving the long game: how math works.
Are members of congress like Nancy Pelosi getting rich because they're lucky or because they have inside information that they give to their partners who then make millions on the stock market?
U.S. gas prices have climbed to their highest seasonal level for 14 years as hot weather and demand from electric generators has coupled with strong exports to Europe to keep inventories below the pre-pandemic average.
Apparently, the optics aren't that great. Go figure.
Markets were all relatively behaving themselves up to Fed Chair Powell's presser.
BlackRock management was quick to invoke the first-half market carnage when revealing the investment performance last week. "2022 ranks as the worst start in 50 years for both stocks and bonds,"
Ugly housing data and clear signals of demand destruction in the energy complex were not enough to stop stocks soaring further as the short-squeeze continues...
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband purchased up to $5 million in stock options on a computer-chip company ahead of a vote on legislation next week that would deliver billions of dollars in subsidies to boost the chip-manufacturing industry, new f
Following yesterday's soaring CPI which prompted Nomura and others to call for a 100bps hike in July
Most market participants have been surprised by the last six months. The total return of the US Treasury Index was the worst since 1788 according to Deutsche Bank.
It appears the world's investors were 'over-stuffed' full of liquidity just as 2021 ended...
Two days ago Nomura's Charlie McElligott laid out the market's pernicious recession/non-recession feedback loop as well as the conditions tracked by traders to gauge if the "all-clear" has arrived, to wit:
The quarter may be over, but the selling is extending to the afterhours session where the closely watched semiconductor bellwether just reported earnings which were not that bad.
US stocks plunged after data underscored a grim consumer profile - Newsquawk Asia-Pac Market Open
Interest rates have skyrocketed in the last year, with mortgage rates going from under 3% to over 6%. 30-year treasury bonds still only yield 3.25%. But with inflation running 10, 12, or 15% and going higher, long-term Treasuries have a lot further t
- Contagion Sparks Record Selling For crypto investors, June is the cruelest month ever and the pain just won't go away. Bitcoin, and the broader crypto sector, are getting crushed - again - for a record 12th day in a row...
US equities are down 10 of the last 11 weeks - the first time since 1970.
Yesterday the Fed raised short term interest rates by three quarters of one percent, and the stock market rose.
The plunge in the stock market is on mounting risks facing corporate earnings and a Federal Reserve that may have to pivot towards super hawk to combat the highest inflation in four decades.
... sell programs of this size are typically not single events.