Financial Sense
Technician Tracy Knudsen - Selling Pressure Increasing
Jim Puplava’s Big Picture:
- The Cult of Equity is Dead - Long Live Financial Repression
- An Inside Look at the LEI’s - What they Say About the 2nd Half
- Foundations, Tensions and Retirees - Useful Life Preservers in Stormy Seas
Louis-Vincent Gave: Greece Likely to Exit the Euro
Jim is pleased to welcome back Louis-Vincent Gave, CEO at GaveKal Research in Hong Kong. Louis believes that Greece will ultimately exit the Euro, and the ECB will then ease massively to stem the tide of bank runs in other at-risk European...
Market Observation
We would equate the current market environment to the events that precede a declaration of war. Prior to the declaration markets sell off due to the fears of uncertainty that precedes the breakout of hostilities. Once the war begins, and the...
Featured Editorial
The final May reading for the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey came out today at 79.3, above the 77.8 consensus estimate and above April’s 76.4 reading. The 79.3 reading puts the survey at its highest level in four years as...
In the U.K. national elections are usually held within a month of being announced. In Canada the longest political...
I do not think the bottom is in. Yet, I doubt another 20% decline is coming nationally. Some high-priced markets may see...
Indeed, the central banks are already implementing debt-eroding inflations. E.g., real inflation in the U.S.A. is already...
Institutional investors tend to prefer investments that are thought to contain the potential for growth, growth = sprouts...
More FS Editorials
May/25
- Surprising Surge in Consumer Sentiment Bullish for Economy by Chris Puplava
- Stop The Noise - The Long U.S. Political Campaigns Are Not Necessary! by Sy Harding
- Housing Debate: Big Drop Ahead or Buy Now by Michael Shedlock
- Investment-Critical Mega-Developments & Select Antidotes by Deepcaster
- When Gold Becomes Tier 1 Capital by Richard Mills
May/24
- The E.U., Neofeudalism and the Neocolonial-Financialization Model by Charles Hugh Smith
- Facebook: Learning Lessons the Hard Way (Again) by Danielle Park
- IRS Cuts Deals by Bruce Krasting
- OPEC Has Lost the Power to Lower the Price of Oil by Gregor Macdonald
- Sorting Out the “Fiscal Cliff” Issue by Asha Bangalore
- Chopp’n Down the Appl Tree by Ned W Schmidt CFA
- Will There Be Stimulus? by James J Puplava CFP
- Whatever Happened to $200 Oil? by Jeff Rubin
- Realigning Markets & Economy by Dock Treece
May/23
- Market’s Weekly Bill of Health by Chris Puplava
- Pocket of Strength: Turkey Retail Stocks Rally by Frank Holmes
- Ahead of the Euro Area Summit – The Pressure Mounts by Pater Tenebrarum
- Bottoming Process or Bearish Acceleration? by Chris Ciovacco
- Dollar Oil Price Is the ‘Vital Interest’ by Julian Phillips
- Hedge Funds Re-evaluate Gold’s Potential by Clif Droke
May/22
- The Age of Information by Frederick J Sheehan
- JPMorgan’s Senior Officers’ Addiction to Gambling on Derivatives by William K Black PhD
- Japan Downgraded; Clouds Over Europe by Sheraz Mian
- It’s Time to Sweat the Small Stuff by Brian Pretti CFA
- Gold: The World’s Friend for 5,000 Years by Frank Holmes
- The Economy, the Fed, Gold, and Gold Shares by George Karahalios
May/21
- Dr. Frankenstein’s Europe by John Mauldin
- A Punch in the Gut by Thomas J Smith CFA
- Things That Make You Go Hmmm... by Grant Williams
- The Jig Is Up by Douglas Noland
- The Unraveling in Europe by JR Nyquist
- Feedback, Unintended Consequences and Global Markets by Charles Hugh Smith
- If We Only Had a Stable Energy Policy by Robert Rapier
- The JPMorgan Story Gets Worse by Karl Denninger
- Tales From The Road: Negative Technicals But Fairly Positive Personal Observations by Joe Duarte
- Why has Gold Fallen in Price and What Is the Outlook? by Mark O'Byrne
- This Is Crazy! Where Are the Promised Regulations? by Sy Harding
