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Almost a decade ago, the global financial crisis of 2008-09 exposed billions of people to the risks within the global financial/banking sector. With all this money flowing around the globe and with banks able to facilitate greater and more diverse risk/derivatives investments, the central banks and insurance...
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Everyone knows something bad is brewing not just in the USA but globally within the financial systems. Most countries are bankrupt, and almost all currencies have been losing value for the past year. Everyone is playing the game of musical chairs and getting creative with how they borrow, lend, create...
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This final portion of our multiple part research post regarding the future of a crisis-like price revaluation event will focus on two components that we want to highlight for every trader, investor, and reader. It does not matter if you are invested in anything at this point – you need to read...
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There are some key elements of political and economic Super-Cycles that all traders must stay aware of listed below. But if you have not yet read PART I do so now. _ Very often, 12+ months before a major US political election cycle, the US stock market typically enters a Bearish trend phase that lasts...
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We have been focused on the upside price move in Gold and Precious Metals, we've been engaged in multiple private conversations with members and friends about the potential for a renewed debt crisis between now and the end of 2020. This research post should help to put some perspective into what...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. How Much Did the Economy Slow in the 4Q? 2. US Debt Crisis – I’ve Been Wrong For Years 3. BCA: Debt Supercycle Likely to End in 3-5 Years 4. Breakdown of the $16+ Trillion National Debt 5. The Debt-to-GDP Ratio & Why It Matters 6. Interest on the National Debt is a Growing...
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Unsustainability and Transition One Bubble to Rule Them All The Year of the Windshield Godzilla Redux: Disaster A or Disaster B France Is the New Greece US: The Crisis Games Entitlement Unsustainability London, Athens, Geneva, Toronto, and New York “There are decades when nothing happens and there...
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It is a lazy summer day here in Texas, and the market and investment news front is rather quiet as well. But that will change before too long. We should enjoy the relative calm while we can, because Europe will soon be back in full crisis mode, coming off the summer. In today's Outside the Box we'll...
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We have been assaulted with economic news of all sorts, from every corner of the globe, while trying to watch the Olympics and while we would rather be enjoying summer and decompressing (at least in the Northern hemisphere). But the data keeps coming. My friend John Silvia, the Chief Economist of Wells...
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It seems like the whole world is expecting Ben and Mario to ride in and save the day with yet more stimulus. But to what effect, I wonder. Is a short-term rise in the market a cure for the basic disease of too much debt? And, as today’s Outside the Box hilariously points out, it can even make things...
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There Is Gambling in the House? I Am Shocked… Opacity and Credit Default Swaps No Access for Spain Denver, Maine, and Carlsbad Rick: How can you close me up? On what grounds? Captain Renault: I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here! – From the classic scene in...
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The relationship between high total public debt and interest rates is controversial (to some); and in today’s Outside the Box Van Hoisington and Dr. Lacy Hunt of Hoisington Investment Management tackle the subject head-on, in their “Quarterly Review and Outlook” for Q2 2012. They bring...
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The Seen and the Unseen The Lion in the Grass Black Swan or Hidden Lion? The Lions of Europe What If the US Trade Balance Became a Surplus? The Bug that Roared Up in the Clouds, or How Do I Stay Connected? Newport, Gloucester, Denver, and Maine The Seen and the Unseen "In the economic sphere an...
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After I sent out this week's OTB on Germany, I remembered this very intriguingly titled piece by my friend George Friedman, founder of a geopolitical analysis company called Stratfor. The piece was written a few days ago, but when it comes to someone as ahead of the pack as George, who managed to...