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Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book “Juggling Dynamite: An insider’s wisdom on money management, markets and wealth that lasts,” as well as a popular daily ...more

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Nightmare On Main Street: Buy, Lose, Sell, Buy, Lose, Sell ...
Buy-and-holders are once more ‘fully in’ at a secular peak in valuations with average cash levels less than 5% for most managers, ETFs, mutual funds and do-it-yourselfers.
Tracking Oil’s Swan Song
Reflecting back on the production of oil and its price, if you were a Saudi competitor knowing the product you sell is becoming worth less and less with every innovation would you wait for your biggest competitor’s IPO date to increase production?
Central Banks Are Architects Of Global Stagnation And Insolvency
For the past 20 years, the world has careened from one greater and greater insolvency shock to another. Each time, central banks have been summoned to the ‘rescue’ deploying increasingly more aggressive monetary magic.
Oil Breaking Bad (Some More)
West Texas Crude is down another 2% so far this morning, back to levels seen last in November 2016. The song remains the same: slow global demand and gushing supply all over the planet.
Sober Facts For Another Monday In Mad Markets
Investors should recognize that in data since 1940 and prior to 2008, U.S. interest rates were at or below present levels about 15% of the time.
After Bubbles Bust: Lessons From Calgary’s Vacant Skyscrapers
It’s estimated there is 13 to 14 million square feet of vacant space within Calgary’s striking cluster of glass towers. That’s equivalent to all the office space in downtown Vancouver.
Canadians Have Been Refinancing To Delay Bankruptcy
The number of Canadians filing for either a consumer proposal or bankruptcy that owned a home fell to just 7% at the end of May 2017 from an all-time high of 35% in February 2011.
Some Observations On The ‘Coming Crash’
While there is no doubt that US stocks and corporate bonds are among the most obscenely valued today, the trouble is that when they enter their bear market, international capital flows and deleveraging will take emerging markets down for the ride.
China’s International Realty Flows Slowing
Earth to ‘hot’ realty markets:China’s international realty flows are slowing.
PBS Examines The Foundations Of Financial Fragility
There are several key factors that have contributed to the financial fragility of the masses and our economy today.
Reaching For Yield Is Time-Worn Path To Losses
What we can see is that at the market peak in 2000 (inverted), 10-year equity return prospects were negative (and stocks did, in fact, have negative returns between 2000-2010), and once again today, valuations are back at a similar all-time high.
Fire Alarm Deafening, Masses Not Listening Yet
We have this updated chart showing today’s levels on four of the most historically reliable stock market valuation readings, compared with all the other cycle tops and bottoms since 1900.
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