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  • Volatile Stock Market Awakens Gold Investors!

    With gold still more than 10% below its all-time high, many investors are scrambling into greater positions within the precious metals market. Today’s nearly 7% DJIA one-day decline is forcing investors to realize that there really is no valid reason for the stock market to resume any type of sustained bullish rally. COVID-19 isn’t being

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  • Markets Jump on Senate Relief Expectations

    After breaking hard from the gate, all major markets gained tremendously today, with the DJIA achieving a record one-day point gain of 2,112.98, reaching 20,704.91at closing. Negotiations continued throughout the day, with Senate members on both sides saying that the differences on a coronavirus economic relief package are simple enough to be hammered out. Democrats

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  • Stock Market’s Collapsing – Why Is Gold Dropping?

    Gold has a long history of travelling in the opposite direction when traditional financial instruments fail. So, why are gold prices dropping instead of skyrocketing? The answers lie in a number of unique market conditions. First of all, China and India account for 1,000 metric tons of gold annually, but these transactions are typically conducted

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  • Market Volatility is Here to Stay!

    The Federal Reserve pledged support last Friday as the stock market took its worst weekly beating since the financial crisis. More than three million dollars in market value was wiped out in a week. But the DJIA did manage to close off its low. So when the market opened Monday morning and didn’t go into

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  • Coronavirus Is A Greater Market Risk Than Realized!

    Media is warning that markets are being too complacent about factoring in the risk that coronavirus poses to the global economy. The reported number of cases has already outpaced expectations and it is a major suspicion of news agencies that China has been dramatically underreporting actual figures. Nevertheless, U.S. stock indexes have continued to reach

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  • Where Can We Get Black Swan Insurance?

    Volatility, expansion, and recession are all regular forces to be dealt with in the stock market. But last Monday, liquidity in the overnight lending market evaporated. Illiquid markets create nebulous pricing issues for a great deal of the banking system’s financial instruments, which can quickly lead to panic, market selloffs, and concerns for bank insolvencies.

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  • The Economy is not Fine, It’s Financed!

    Following a conversation with Steve Eisman, the Neuberg Berman Group money manager who famously predicted the collapse of subprime mortgages in advance of the 2008 financial crisis, Bloomberg is reporting on his new and equally disturbing concern, that the U.S. corporate debt market will suffer “massive losses” if the U.S. economy falls into recession. The

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  • Recession is Here, Not Just on it’s Way!

    The stock market has been acting like a dieseling engine all year long, taking one step forward and two steps back, then vice versa. Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average opens 4½% below its all-time high, which was achieved six months ago to the day. Income tax breaks, still lower unemployment, and higher consumer confidence

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  • Soros Says Round Two Of Global Economic Turmoil Is Coming!

    Billionaire investor George Soros discussed the strong potential for another devastating global economic crisis, in a speech he delivered on Tuesday, in Paris. In no uncertain terms, he said that “everything has gone wrong” and another “major” financial crisis is coming. “Brexit is an immensely damaging process harmful to both sides,” said Soros. While Europe

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  • Renowned Templeton Fund Manager Mobius Warns of Massive Market Drop

    This blog has spent months identifying and explaining a myriad of obvious reasons that the stock market cannot continue its long-in-the tooth bull run. The oldest and still strongest concerns are: the common and continuing practice of public corporations to borrow cheap Fed money earmarked for maintenance, infrastructure, and expansion, then diverting it instead to

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