Editorials on Financial Storms

May 25 Housing Debate: Big Drop Ahead or Buy Now Michael Shedlock
May 25 Investment-Critical Mega-Developments & Select Antidotes Deepcaster
May 24 The E.U., Neofeudalism and the Neocolonial-Financialization Model Charles Hugh Smith
May 24 IRS Cuts Deals Bruce Krasting
May 23 Ahead of the Euro Area Summit – The Pressure Mounts Pater Tenebrarum
May 22 The Age of Information Frederick J Sheehan
May 21 The Jig Is Up Douglas Noland
May 21 The Unraveling in Europe JR Nyquist
May 21 Feedback, Unintended Consequences and Global Markets Charles Hugh Smith
May 21 The JPMorgan Story Gets Worse Karl Denninger
May 21 This Is Crazy! Where Are the Promised Regulations? Sy Harding
May 18 Panic Like It’s March 2009 Chris Puplava
May 18 Facebook Co-Founder Unfriends USA...Now the Empire Strikes Back Mark Nestmann
May 18 Lacy Hunt: Curing Debt with Debt – Bad Things Will Happen Casey Research
May 18 Europe’s Depressing Prospects Michael Pettis
May 17 Technical Picture Deteriorates Ryan Puplava CMT
May 17 Germany Accepts Inflation to Save the Eurozone Monty Guild
Tony Danaher
May 17 No, None of This Makes Any Sense Frederick J Sheehan
May 17 Real Estate Crash in China Underway Michael Shedlock
May 16 That Which Is Unsustainable Will Go Away: Medicare Charles Hugh Smith
May 15 The Clash of Generations John Mauldin
Laurence J Kotlikoff
May 15 The Quiet Revolt Richard Russell
May 15 Acknowledging the Arrival of Peak Government Charles Hugh Smith
May 14 Risk Off Gains a Foothold Douglas Noland
May 14 A Bumpy Ride JR Nyquist
May 11 Chaos, Derivatives, and Quantum Physics Cris Sheridan
May 11 JPMorgan Tanks on $2 Billion Derivatives Loss Michael Shedlock
May 10 ‘Cornucopians in Space’ Deliver a Dangerously Misguided Message Gregor Macdonald
May 09 2012 Recession Process In Motion Danielle Park
May 08 Is California the Bow of the Titanic? Cris Sheridan

Financial Sense Newsletter

Market volatility and the breakdown of fundamental and technical indicators are only a few signs. There are others which are more subtle and not visible to the human eye—below the surface. They show up in bear-o-metric readings of the nation's money supply, credit expansion and the breakdown of corporate earnings. With all of these readings, we know that a storm is coming. The question is: "What kind will it be?"

—Jim Puplava, The Perfect Financial Storm Part 3

Editorials on Financial Storms

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