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Inflation is a real and present danger, and policy decisions are the cause. A complex crosscurrent of influences will determine the magnitude of an inflation problem.
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What happens next depends on whether the current situation is a 2008-like situation or not. If it is, we will most likely sell-off again and retest the recent lows. If it is not, we are probably in for a tough slog. The true test will be the stock market’s reaction to the inevitable parade of negative news coming.
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Bear markets are always a reminder of lessons forgotten. An annotated look at some of Russell Napier's classic tome "Anatomy of the Bear" and reasoning why "This Time Is Not Different."
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The world of traditional money management, as we know it, has been turned on its head with zero interest rates and financial repression.
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As bad as this data looks, things will get much worse, especially retail sales. The report above was for March. There is no reason to expect a quick spring back when people do return to work, which now looks more like mid-May or early June than the end of April.
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The Fed is trapped by a choice. Allow capitalism to reign by allowing corporations to fail and restructure. Or bail out them out to avoid the short-term pain and further widen the wealth gap.
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HOW TO READ THE CHARTS There are three primary components to each chart: The price chart is in orange The Over Bought/Over Sold indicator is in gray The Buy / Sell indicator is in blue. When the gray indicator is at the TOP of the chart, there is typically more risk and less reward available […]
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As we get ready to wind up the week, we wanted to share with you a few thoughts about our outlook going forward along with our favorite 5-positions that align with these ideas. There is a lot of “hope” currently that the Fed’s monetary policies are going to drive asset prices higher. While we are […]
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What we are seeing is not capitalism at all. Bernie Sanders’ complaints were about the way socialism is applied to the corporate elite. It is an inauthentic argument from both directions. Capitalism does not rely on bailouts or preferential treatment. Capitalism depends on the rule of law being upheld equally for citizens and business owners.