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Monetary Magic Has Elongated And Magnified The Business Cycle
Faith in central bank magic is misplaced and devastating in the end.
The Courage To Normalize Monetary Policy
In the current period, the Fed has outlined a strategy that does not achieve balance-sheet normalization until 2022-2023 at the earliest – 2.5-3 times as long as the ill-designed campaign of the mid-2000s.
US Stocks Priced For 12 Years Of Purgatory As Buy And Holders ‘Very Optimistic’
When assets are at deep discount and value and yields the best, would be ‘buy and holders’ who bought high have lost their shirt and are running for the exits.
Shiller: High Earnings Growth And Low Volatility Typical Before Bear Markets
Over the past 5 years, as repeated Central Bank interventions and stock buy-backs elongated the current market cycle years beyond the global manufacturing peak in 2011, Shiller has been more hesitant to warn about above-average asset valuations.
More Lawsuits Against Oil Cos For Knowingly Inflicting Climate Harm
San Fransisco and Oakland issued claims against 5 major oil companies in the state courts on Wednesday in the latest attempts to hold fossil fuel producers accountable for the effects of climate change.
Most Elevated Global Assets Prices Ever In History – What’s Your Move?
It’s not what markets do, but what we do in response to each part of the cycle that defines our longer term financial success or failure. Today more than ever in our lives, we should choose very carefully.
Fed’s QT On Deck: What’s The Plan?
Nine long years of continual monetary injections and we have risk markets and their cheerleaders with a perspective-blurring addiction of unprecedented scope and scale.
What’s Really Disrupting The Auto Industry
Within two or three years, the mass market could go toward electric vehicles because they’re believed to be superior products—they’re cheaper to buy and to maintain and to fuel than the ICE car.
Status Quo In Flux On Federal Reserve Board
Last week Fed vice-chair Stanley Fischer announced that he will leave the board of governors next month for personal reasons and eight months before his term was to expire.
Flat Wages And Record Debt Equals Consumption In Decline
The Canadian dollar jumped 2% against the greenback this week on continued divergence in monetary policy between the Bank of Canada daring to hike rates .25 and the fearful US Fed pausing some more.
Bank Of Canada Ready To Hike Or Blink?
Over the last 5 months, the Bank of Canada has gone from worrying about flat wages and high household debt to planning a series of rate hikes into 2018.
Denmark Sees The Future: Selling Oil Interests To Expand Renewable Energies
In another sign that the petroleum era is drawing to a close, Denmark is selling off its last oil company with barely a peep.
Revulsion For Banking Conglomerates Generational, For Good Reason
Millennials are those born between 1982 and 1997 (now aged 20 to 35), and according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau, they are now the largest living generation numbering 75.4 million compared with the 74.9 million Baby Boomers born between 1946-64.
Countries Can Be Entirely Powered By Wind, Solar And Water
A new scientific road map shows how over 70% of the world’s countries – including the UK, US, China and other major economies – could run entirely on energy created by wind, water and solar by 2050.
Many Canadians Spending Too Much On Housing
CMHC suggests that housing should not constitute more than 30% of a household’s monthly income. Spending much more on shelter leaves little room for other necessities like saving for retirement and children’s education.
Weekend Reading: The S&P 500: Just Say No
When assets are priced for perfection as they currently are, it takes very little disappointment to lead to significant shifts in the pricing of assets.
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