August 24, 2015
US Equity Indices in Review: Buy-the-Dip Fails
Today’s action was not pretty, unless you were a bear. Here are a few charts to consider
Hard hitting global and local news
Hard hitting global and local news
Today’s action was not pretty, unless you were a bear. Here are a few charts to consider
Instead, and as widely expected, Alexis Tsipras to ‘Step Down and Call Snap Elections’ . The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has decided to step down and call snap elections for 20 September, government officials said
Bond Funds Post 3rd Week of Outflows Posted by Michael Shedlock at 2:01 AM Disclaimer: The content on this site is provided as general information only and should not be taken as investment advice. All site content, including advertisements, shall not be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument, or to participate in any particular trading or investment strategy.
Mish with Max Keiser in Chicago, Discussing Chicago Economics and Pizza A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of meeting Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, downtown Chicago. On the lakefront, in a very informal chat, we discussed the sorry state of affairs regarding Chicago finances and education
In November of 2014, the Sun Times reported Metra’s $100,000 Club Includes Conductors, Engineers . Nearly one in four Metra conductors and assistant conductors pulled down at least $100,000 last year, and an even higher proportion of engineers — almost 40 percent — took home that amount, a Chicago Sun-Times analysis shows.
Taken from: Industrial Production Jumps on Surge in Auto Production; Revisions and Seasonal Adjustments in Play
Retail Sales Exceed Expectations, Huge Upward Revisions Retail sales, led once again by autos, beat the Bloomberg Economic Consensus .
In a move sure to heighten trade tensions with protectionists in US Congress, Surprise China Devaluation Marks Escalation of Currency War . According to conventional wisdom, wars are easy to start and difficult to end.
Plagues of Locusts Invade Russia; Putin’s Inane Food Contraband Destruction Policy; Law of Asset Destruction Putin’s Inane Food Contraband Destruction Policy In an action as economically stupid as president Roosevelt destroying US farm produce during the Great Depression, Russia Incinerates Contraband Food . One year into its embargo on western food products, Russia has launched a controversial campaign to destroy all contraband meat, dairy and produce, using on-the-spot incinerators, dump trucks, rollers and meat grinders.