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June 17, 2020 | Gold Great Opportunity Because Millennials Ignoring It

Will sports bettors turned market speculators get burned out?

June 16, 2020 | Gates is Funding Seven Factories for his Mandatory Vaccine

Bill Gates says his foundation is funding the construction of factories for seven coronavirus vaccine candidates. Europe is embracing his agenda where people will not be able to even leave their house without a digital certificate from Gates to prove they were vaccinated. Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is on board with the Gates agenda. […]

June 16, 2020 | Legislators Get a Briefing on the State of the Natural Resource Sector

Resource Works looks at presentations made by forestry, mining, energy and ranching representatives to British Columbia MLAs. Stained glass windows in the British Columbia Legislature. It’s an annual ritual in Victoria: civil society organizations representing a vast range of interests troop one by one before legislators to provide the latest information about the challenges and […]

June 16, 2020 | Why Is Capital Structure So Important?

One of the first things I do when I start researching a new opportunity is to check the company’s capital structure. That includes cash and debt, for obvious reasons, but also the shares outstanding and how many warrants and options remain unexercised. Why? Because this provides valuable forensic data on management’s abilities and track record. […]

June 16, 2020 | Ramp Some More…

Meanwhile, in the financial casino…stocks are leaping again on recycled headlines of debt-financed spending by governments and more loans to small businesses, even though the first business loan programs have not been taken up as hoped. Weak demand is the global problem that policymakers cannot fix it.  It has always been customers that drive sales […]

June 16, 2020 | Pixie Dough

It’s official. Eight more weeks of CERB. Estimated (additional) cost: $34 billion. As mentioned last week, that’s almost twice what the army, navy and air force cost to operate for a full year. Never before has one social program sucked off this much – $94 billion or so by the time the CERB ends and […]

June 16, 2020 | But Who Bought this Huge Pile of US Government Debt?

Foreign investors – including central banks, governments, companies, funds, and individuals – shed $44 billion of US Treasury securities in April, compared to March, according to the Treasury Department Monday afternoon. Over the same period, the mountain of US Treasury securities grew by $1.287 trillion. Someone must have bought this $1.287 trillion in additional US […]

June 16, 2020 | Will Lower Immigration Mean Lower Home Prices?

How organized Real Estate distorts markets and demand?

June 16, 2020 | Real Estate Recovery, Speculators, Mortgage Deferrals, Foreclosures

Stock Markets, Industrial Output, Gold and Silver

June 15, 2020 | The Fed is Trying to Hold up the World

QUESTION: What is you opinion sir on default on the debt when the FED is bailing out the world on it debts as fast as possible, including the 15 central banks with the “swap lines” loans to these central banks?? A Excel sheet is on the N.Y. FED web site with the list of the […]

June 15, 2020 | Allyshipping

The next four months will be a ride. In Canada the CERB is slated to end, punting eight million people back onto their own resources. Unless, of course, the Trudeau government keeps the tap flowing. In that case (done deal), federal finances will further disintegrate, promising higher tax rates. Either way, not a swell outcome. […]

June 15, 2020 | Financial Sector ETF May Break Below Price Gap

Our research team warned of a peak in the Financial Sector ETF on June 10, 2020, with this article. It was important to understand the technical setup that existed at that time and what the Fibonacci Price Modeling system was showing then.  There was very clear support near $23 that was highlighted by the Fibonacci […]

June 14, 2020 | Defunding Police – Is This the Right Choice or the Next Step in Revolution?

All of the protests making this a racist issue have distorted the real problem which remains immunity created by the Supreme Court. We must look at these protests in their historical context for calling them simply racist rather than abuse of power hides them from the view of these events forming part of a revolutionary […]

June 14, 2020 | Zero Reserves Should be Positive for AU and AG!

Our esteemed Fed has lowered the bank reserve ratio to ZERO. This means that thousands of commercial banks (member banks of the Fed) can now just ‘type’ numbers (called money) into clients accounts (and call the transaction a legal loan). Amazing! Our Central Bank has had this privilege for decades and now all the member banks […]

June 14, 2020 | Gold and Silver ETFs are Sending You a Message

Gold and silver have enjoyed a great run this year, but both metals usually sell off in the summertime. So, is it time to book profits? Not if investors in gold and silver exchange traded funds (ETFs) know what they’re doing. Here’s a chart of holdings in ETFs that hold physical gold and silver … […]

June 14, 2020 | Tail-Risk Hubris Goes All-In

Investment manias are nothing new on Wall Street, but this time the heavy betting is on the mania itself.  Speculating on volatility is the latest fad, and it is metastasizing so quickly that in just two short months wagers that the stock market will grow even crazier have become the actual cause of its craziness.  […]

June 14, 2020 | Pay Uup

Regular addicts may recall bold blog dog words such as these being published here over the last few weeks: I am one of the 700,000 Canadians not paying my mortgage at the moment.  Lately you have been bashing those deferring as not having any savings and just spending on Netflix and N95’s and completely house […]

June 14, 2020 | Revisiting Our ADL Predictions for S&P 500

Our research team authored an article suggesting that our Adaptive Dynamic Learning Predictive Modeling system indicated the US major markets were 12% to 15% overvalued on May 23, 2020.  This was just before the last “euphoric” phase of the recent rally took began the week after our prediction.  From the date of May 23, 2020, […]

June 14, 2020 | Island Tops

Island tops in Dow, SPY, QQQ, NYSE Comp and Russell. A review of the last three decades provides clues as to what to watch for now.  

June 14, 2020 | What The Hell Is The Great Reset?

A friend just sent the following video, from someone named Spiro Skouras about something called the “Great Reset,” which the World Economic Forum (i.e., Davos) has just decided to impose on the rest of the global economy, using the “plandemic” as cover. The video’s title is The Great Reset Plan Revealed: How COVID Ushers In […]

June 14, 2020 | The Stumble-Through Economy

We are on the horns of a dilemma, caught between the Scylla and Charybdis, a rock and a hard place, the devil and the deep blue sea, the anvil and the hammer. The walls are closing in. We’re in a tight spot. All those metaphors (I could list more but will spare you) fit the […]

June 13, 2020 | Reducing energy consumption and cost is ‘stimulus’ needed

As taxpayers are pledged to pay for trillions in ‘stimulus’ spending, it is important to note that the transition to 100% renewable energy is not only possible and necessary for health on earth but also offers the added bonus of a 57% reduction in overall energy consumption and a 60% reduction in average energy costs […]

June 13, 2020 | Doug Noland Explains Q1’s “Extraordinary” Debt Binge

Credit Bubble Bulletin’s Doug Noland saves the rest of us a lot of time by digging through the Fed’s quarterly financial reports and presenting the results in an understandable form. These reports are always terrifying, but Q1 2020 is in a class of its own. Here, mostly in Noland’s words, are some of the highlights […]

June 13, 2020 | This Week in Money

June 13, 2020 | Trading Desk Notes June 13, 2020

I thought the stock market’s huge rally off the March lows was a bear market rally because of the huge dis-connect with the real economy. I thought demand destruction was so powerful that stimulus from the Fed and the government was only going to keep the economy from falling into a depression…not turn it around. I […]

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