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Donald Trump Is Right: Here Are 100 Reasons Why We Need To Audit The Federal Reserve

Submitted by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,

When a leading nominee for President gets something exactly right, we should applaud them for it.  In this case, Donald Trump’s call to audit the Federal Reserve is dead on correct.  Most Americans don’t realize this, but the Federal Reserve has far more power over the economy than anyone else does – including Barack Obama. 

Wedbush Goes There: "Beware The Panics And Crashes Of March"

As if several markets tumbles and heartstopping short squeezes in just the first two months of 2016 have not been enough to turn professional traders' hair prematurely gray and drive all retail daytraders permanently out of the "market", here is a warning from Wedbush's otherwise quite somber repo market analyst, Scott Skyrm, according to whom the volatility is only just starting.

Restoration Hardware Stock Crashes After Terrible Earnings; Company Blames Crashing Stock Price

Restoration Hardware Stock Crashes After Terrible Earnings; Company Blames Crashing Stock Price

Despite the unequivocally good economic news of low oil prices, Restoration Hardware's CEO just pre-warned of a massive miss in top- and bottom-line for Q4 thanks to "energy, oil, and currency fluctuations." This has sent the stock down over 20% after hours to its lowest since early 2013.

Here is why the headline scanning algos are puking:

  • *RESTORATION HARDWARE 4Q ADJ. EPS 99C, EST. $1.40
  • *RESTORATION HARDWARE 4Q NET REV. $647.2M, EST $710M

The firm's CEO explains the reasons for the collapse:

"Where Are The Bubbles?" - UBS Shows Them All In One Chart

"Where Are The Bubbles?" - UBS Shows Them All In One Chart

As has become increasingly obvious to many, unconventional central bank policies have resulted in an unprecedented level of crowding – a "herd mentality" to trade positioning on the basis of a similar theme – throughout global equity markets. UBS quant team guages the "barometric pressure of developing investment bubbles" across various factors and looks for the inflection points with the dollar, oil, and politics as the main catalysts.

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