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 Two years in a row, the bond market accurately priced in excessive financial risk far ahead of stocks. Sharing is Caring! Two years in a row, the bond market accurately priced in excessive financial risk far ahead of stocks. Yet, todays gurus are "surprised", because they have no clue thats how markets are supposed to work. Theyre not supposed to keep going vertical until they explode. pic.twitter.com/xYoyxQ7i86

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In the last 12 months 70% of the $3.9 trillion M2 money supply growth came from outside of the banking sector (the main driver of money supply). Certainly if the stimulus payments continued indefinitely we’d get the dollar crash and inflation everyone hopes for. Italy has consistently been 2-3 weeks ahead of the US. Were still in a race against the variants. "Italy saw infections rise by 10% this week compared with the week before … situation is deteriorating as new, highly contagious vari...

News Allocating capital to Bitcoin risks a backlash from environmentally conscious investors, according to author and co-anchor of CNBCs Squawk Box, Andrew Ross Sorkin. In a piece for the International New York Times, syndicated worldwide, Sorkin pointed to statements by Lawrence Fink, CEO of Black Rock — the largest asset managers in the world — indicating his company would make all future investment decisions based on “how they plan to meet the climate challenge.” Tesla...

Bitcoin Explodes Towards $52,000 as Gold Forms Bearish Death Cross Bitcoin achieved yet another record high in a price rally that has already seen it surging by more than 1,100 percent from its March lows last year. Incidentally, gold, which many consider Bitcoin’s top safe-haven rival, painted a death cross pattern on its daily chart. A recent run-up in the long-dated Treasury yields, prompted by a sell-off in the US bond markets following investors’ gravitation towards riskier assets, pre...

2020 Global Growth Rates (Real GDP)… pic.twitter.com/B880EWj4It These @FT charts–from the article on how the " #Fed backstop masks rising risks in America’s corporate #debt market"–are another illustration of how recent government/corporate approaches have amplified the de facto "borrowing" of growth and financial viability from the future. pic.twitter.com/5amEGfKPHj The evidence continues to mount: labor market conditions deteriorated in December. The Conference Boards Labor Differenti...

The PGX Preferred Securities ETF Offers Attractive Dividend Yields December 16, 2020 Income-minded investors who are looking for ways to enhance their yield generation in a lower-for-longer rate environment can consider preferreds-related exchange traded funds for more attractive opportunities. The Invesco Preferred ETF (PGX) “is a safe fund that largely invests in preferred securities that are highly rated by Moody’s, S&P, and Fitch,” Michael A. Gayed writes for SeekingAlpha. “The ...