Tag Archives: collapse
Treasury Bubble Redux
Last week, while everyone was busy gawping at the stock market’s wild swings and oil’s epic fall from grace, we set our sights on the 10 Year Treasury note. On Thursday and Friday the yield touched down at 1.75 percent. … Continue reading
A Stock Market Spectacular
What a week. Can you believe it? Stock prices have gone bipolar. What is going on? According to “Bond King” Bill Gross, “The good times are over.” He’s predicting “minus signs in front of the returns for many asset classes” … Continue reading
What to Buy as the Great Unraveling Gets Underway
The Federal Reserve’s open market committee meeting is taking place today and tomorrow. Central to their discussion are the two words “considerable time.” Have you ever heard something so nonsensical? What gives? It all started several months ago when Janet … Continue reading
Consumers Don’t Stand a Chance
Most economists don’t do any favors for the esteem of their trade. They take ideas a third grader would know are idiotic and champion them with bluster and bravado. Hardly a day goes by where some economist doesn’t prove he’s … Continue reading
