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Epic Default Cycle Accelerating In China
Bad debt in China is some $6.8tn above these official figures as the government has propped up the appearance of growth and allowed underlying problems to go unchecked.
Subprime Auto Loans The Next Big Short
Broke buyers, desperate to move product-well-past reasonable-demand-manufacturers and dealers, along with price indiscriminate-desperate-to-dump-capital anywhere ‘investors’ have made a big mess once again.
EV Race Accelerates
Further to the Tesla-accelerated-ongoing and now inevitable death of ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles, German Chancellor Angela Merkel this week said that a ban on ICE cars by 2030 was being considered for Germany.
Under The Radar: Bankers Still In Charge In Washington
The daily spectacle of Mr. Trump is proving very effective in distracting and diverting public attention, allowing the financial cartel to continue their self-serving work of queering public policies in their favor.
Credit-Fueled Speculation Frenzy Has Hollowed Out Financial Stability All Over
Many factors have earned us a much deserved and necessary mean reversion in North American Realty prices.
Toronto Area Realtors Up Nearly 78% Since 2008
The ranks of realtors nationally is up just under 27% since 2008, with a staggering 77.8% more agents in the Toronto area.
More Disposable Income Needed
Until consumer debt levels are reduced and household savings are rebuilt in the economy on higher disposable cash flow, consumption will be weak, and corporate and government finances under increasing pressure.
Toronto Home Prices: Mean Reversion Alive And Well
In July Toronto new listings rose 5.1% and active listings were up 65% from a year earlier.
Canada Firing On One Cylinder In May
Market commentators were ebullient last week on the outdated news that Canada’s MayGDP estimate was .6% versus the .2% projected by the consensus.
Deeply Flawed Economic Models Need To Change
When asset managers speak of moving capital from Europe and China to US stocks and ‘more conservative’ sectors as defensive in bear markets, they mean they hope and expect that US equities will drop less than other developing market securities.
Weight Of Housing Debt To Suppress Disposable Income And Saving Ability For Years
According to Canadian Real Estate Association statistics, average national home prices have fallen 10 per cent since the heights of April this year.
Subprime Redux: Problems Brewing In Auto Loans
A decade after the mortgage debacle, the financial industry has embraced another type of subprime debt: auto loans.
Oil Racing Against End Of The Ice-Age
The same Fed-induced liquidity that has billowed asset bubbles and unduly enriched bankers the past decade, has also inadvertently helped to fuel a transportation and energy tech revolution.
Equity ‘Strategists’ Selling Financial Pain To The Gullible
Stock valuations are now second only to the all time largest bubble–before collapse–in 2000, and worse than the peak of 1929.
Pitchforks Coming For Central Bankers
As central banks have pumped trillions of QE liquidity into the financial system since 2008, money supply increased along with household debt, but economic output has maintained its downward trend along with wages and salaries.
Painted Into A Corner
The loonie is bid today on the Bank of Canada’s first rate hike in 7 years. Not a surprise, this hike was forecast by 90% of market participants surveyed in advance.
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