By EconMatters
It is pretty obvious the stock market is not, and has not been trading on actual earnings for a long time, but at these valuations it is starting to get downright scary how far these assets are going to fall in the inevitable market crash when every excessive risk taker runs for the exits at the same time.
By EconMatters
We discuss the day`s trading action in how the oil market is being carry traded up by some entity today, and illustrate the negative effects for gold, copper and the bond markets. Per the Investopedia source, here is the concept of Positive Carry explained for everyone:
What is a 'Positive Carry'
By EconMatters
The real problem for Caterpillar is that China is no longer going to build a new city every month, the commodity super cycles are over for a long time given the global debt overhang, and don`t expect Trump Infrastructure Projects to save the day for CAT, as the United States has its own debt problems to worry about which is unsustainable even at these levels.
By EconMatters
We discuss the Global Financial Market System in this video, and how Multiple Central Banks Stimulus Measures have created the biggest Global Financial Asset Bubble in the History of Financial Markets. Central Banks Have Become The Irresponsible Risk Takers putting the entire stability of markets at risk this time. None of this is sustainable.
By EconMatters
We look through the history of market bubbles in this video to illustrate what happens to investors every time this tragedy occurs. The Fed Better Raise Rates Real Fast, And In 50 Basis Point Chunks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Kp7mJVDi7k