Submitted by Brandon Smith of Alt-Market blog, By any reasonable measure, I think it is safe to say that the last quarter of 2013 has been an insane game of economic Russian Roulette. Even more unsettling is the fact that most of the American pop… [...]
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No matter what measure of confidence, sentiment, or animal spirits one uses, the consumer is not encouraged by the record-er and record-er highs in the US equity market. The Conference Board's consumer confidence data missed for the 2nd month in a … [...] The near-term fundamental considerations for the dollar have turned more negative. Two developments last week that had bolstered the dollar are being rethought. First, the Bloomberg report that cited to unidentified people close to … [...] By EconMatters It was just last month that U.S. lawmakers brokered a deal suspending the debt ceiling through February 7 to end the government shutdown, and the Treasury Department could continue borrowing. After February 7, Treasury wi… [...] Today’s AM fix was USD 1,271.50, EUR 939.69 and GBP 787.11 per ounce.Yesterday’s AM fix was USD 1,272.25, EUR 942.13 and GBP 790.12 per ounce. Gold fell $0.30 or 0.02% yesterday, closing at $1,273.40/oz. Silver slipped $0.09 or 0.44% closing at $20… [...] Today’s AM fix was USD 1,271.50, EUR 939.69 and GBP 787.11 per ounce.Yesterday’s AM fix was USD 1,272.25, EUR 942.13 and GBP 790.12 per ounce. Gold fell $0.30 or 0.02% yesterday, closing at $1,273.40/oz. Silver slipped $0.09 or 0.44% closing at $20… [...] It is time for the centrally-planned markets to “try” for the round number trifecta of 16000, 1800 and 4000 again, although it may be a tad more difficult on a day in which there is no double POMO and just $2.75-$3.50 billion will be injected by the NY… [...] We’ve repeatedly documented that military waste and fraud are the core problems with the U.S. economy. For example, we’ve noted that we wouldn’t be in this crisis of hitting the debt ceiling in the first place if we hadn’t spent… [...] The only numbers that matter today are 16000, 4000 and 1800: those are the Fed’s closing targets for the Dow Jones, the Nasdaq and the S&P. Following last night’s Chinese euphoria which saw the Shanghai Composite surge by 2.87%, or up 61.4 to just … [...] |
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