Central Banks, Macro Thoughts
The Gold Market : Common Sense for a Senseless Market?
The Gold Market Below we look at blunt reality, market elites and a common-sense case for the gold market .
Central Banks
Bonds, Central Banks, Macro Thoughts
Market Reality—Debt Bubble Driven Fun Like College Kids with Credit Cards
Debt Bubble Driven Fun Like College Kids with Credit Cards Below I take a loonnngggg look at…well, just about everything…bonds,
Bonds, Central Banks, Macro Thoughts
Why a Deficit Matters —A Debt Storm Brewing?
Why a Deficit Matters —A Debt Storm Brewing? Below, we look at deficits, why they matter, and what they portend.
Bonds, Central Banks, Real Estate
Will This Bond Bubble Ever Pop?
Below, we look at the US debt, the Fed, the bloated bond bubble, our debt ceiling, inflation, real estate, interest
Bonds, Central Banks, Macro Thoughts, Stocks
Rated R: Three Important Market Graphs You Need to Check
Market Graphs Warning, This Blog Contains Graphic Scenes of Market Violence Below, we look at recent market graphs on debt,
Bonds, Central Banks, Macro Thoughts, Politics
Bond Risk: More Important than Tax Reform, Politics, or the New Fed Chair
Bond Risk Bond markets and bond risk are far more relevant today than worrying about politics, tax reform, the next
Bonds, Central Banks, Politics
Negative Yields and a Bumpy September Ahead?
Negative Yields: The Cruelest Month T.S. Elliot described April as the cruelest month, but if one slides from poetry to
Central Banks, Macro Thoughts, Real Estate, Stocks
Market History and US Debt, Part IV – From Bad LBO’s, Real Estate Bubbles and the 08 Crisis to Today’s Mess.
Another Recap In Parts I-III of this blog primer in US markets, we’ve tracked how easy money from an errant
Central Banks, Macro Thoughts, Politics
Market History and US Debt Part II—From Nixon to Black Monday.
A Re-Cap In Part I of my little “history of the US markets in four reads,” we looked broadly at
Central Banks, Macro Thoughts
Explaining the History and Relationship of The Fed, the TBTF Banks the US Treasury Department and an Ignored Main Street Economy: A Case Study in Rigged Markets, Bullish Euphoria and a Bearish Last Laugh.
The Federal Reserve: A Not So Noble History The Fed just fascinates me. From its current market rigging to its
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