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This is the part in Groundhog Day where Phil Connors kills himself again, and again, and again.
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Just minutes after Bloomberg reported that 'Flash Boys'-like trading manipulation is rampant on certain cryptocurrency exchanges, the entire crypto space tumbled on heavy volume.
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When President Trump demanded earlier this month that the Fed should cut interest rates to undo some of the damage it has done to the economy with its pernicious rate hikes, we pointed out the obvious dissonance between advocating for rate cuts while
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Markets Climb Above 2900, All-Time Highs Next Stop?
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There are three principal phases of a bull market: the first is represented by reviving confidence in the future of business;
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When this rally runs out of steam, the ensuing crash could topple the economy
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Shortly after we wrote about an online software engineering school that was allowing students to pay their tuition by forfeiting 17% of their income after they graduated, it's becoming clearer that the model of selling an "equity stake in yourself" t
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Having surpassed the key 200-day moving-average (and $200 level), risen for 10 straight days (longest since 2010), and up almost 43% from the start-of-January lows, Apple's Tim Cook must be laughing all the way to the bank...
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John Williams (ShadowStats.Com) on the analysis behind and beyond government economic reporting - Larken Rose (Author, Activist) comes in studio to discuss a variety of liberty issues, provide an update on The Mirror project, and his new book...
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The lowest job claims in 49 years coupled with the loosest financial conditions in 25 years, yet the Fed panic stopped all rate hikes following a 20% market drop and for all intents and purposes has ended its rate hike cycle.
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Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund has already established itself as one of the world's preeminent marginal buyers of equities (behind maybe only the BOJ).
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Another day, another round of "US-China trade talk optimism." Global stocks continued their drift higher to close the week, with the MSCI World Index on track for a second straight week of gains while emerging-market stocks extended their winning
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"The Greatest Economy Ever? Where we are and Where We're going"
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Tesla thought it was getting one over on the world last night when it waited until the close of extended hours trading before releasing its awful Q1 delivery numbers. But last night's timing didn't the stop reality from taking hold this morning, when
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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
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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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In the competition to determine which European bank was responsible for the most egregious money-laundering violations, it's beginning to look like boring old Swedbank, Sweden's oldest lender, has muscled out Deutsche Bank (according to Maxine Waters
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Many times it's not the news that significant, but rather the stock market's reaction to the news.
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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
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At the start of March in a span of just 48 hours, several big names in the American mall industry announced they would be slashing store counts to the tune of over 300 stores.
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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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Just as it appeared that European stocks, whose shorts are supposedly the "most crowded trade" on Wall Street, were set for a major breakout, here comes UBS.
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Bayer AG shares are down over 12% in European trading - the biggest drop since 2003 - after a U.S. jury found the RoundUp weed killer was a substantial factor in a California man's cancer. This is the second case that has gone against manufacturer Mo
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As Europe closed, it seems someone decided now was a great opportunity to puke over $1 billion notional of paper gold into the futures market to send the precious metal back below the key $1300 level... Huge volume spike...
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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
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The decentralized web is hard to use, complain its critics. And to be fair, they've had a point up until recently.
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The decentralized web is hard to use, complain its critics. And to be fair, they've had a point up until recently.
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The 6 Questions That Keep BofA Traders Up At Night
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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
