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Today's stock market brought to you the number '25' and the word 'algo'...
What happened during the last FOMC meeting week?
Charts: Bloomberg
Today's stock market brought to you the number '25' and the word 'algo'...
What happened during the last FOMC meeting week?
Charts: Bloomberg
Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog,
Presented with little comment.. aside to note that every rip from a dip is greeted by the mainstream stock enthusiasts as a balls-deep buying opportunity in every oil & gas stock... only to be grossly disappointed a day or two later...
Stocks flip-flopped from USDJPY to crude as correlation-algo-in-chief...
But did stops just get run?
And credit is continuing to collapse as stocks bounce...
"Fool Me Thrice?"
Charts: Bloomberg
Submitted by Charles Hugh-Smith of OfTwoMinds blog,
Combine this regulatory burden with the decline of entrepreneurship, and you get a bubbling brew that is toxic to self-employment/small business.
Why has the percentage of the population that's in the work force declined so dramatically? It's a question many have asked, and Gordon T. Long and I attempt to answer in our most recent video program The Participation Rate Mystery--Solved.
Since 2009, the global markets have been largely steered by Central Bank policy, NOT organic economic growth. With the debt-based monetary system dangerously close to shutting down during the 2008 meltdown, Central Banks stepped in as the “buyers of last resort” to provide a backstop to the system.