The root of the current financial crisis was an artificially induced boom in the real economy, and asset-price markets that subsequently turned to bust. The bust led to a reduction in the values of many assets owned by banks.
Thus, the banking sector found itself crippled by insolvency problems, consequently causing liquidity problems. The readjustment of [...]
written by our friend Ty Andros
Introduction
The descent into MARXISM is accelerating at a startling rate. Public servants and blind ideologues are stopping at nothing to achieve CREEPING CONTROL over the private sector of the United States of America. As the US economy continues to plummet, the mainstream media continues to talk about GREEN shoots [...]
Filed in Bond Markets, FED, Forex, Fundamental Analysis, Gold Markets, Housing Market, Macroeconomics, Media, Monetary Policy, Stock Market Analysis, Taxes
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Also tagged FED, hyperinflation, insolvent banks, quantitative easing
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One thought could change your life, your wealth, your trading day, your happiness. Mostly they come and go, but few stay. This is something that you can find usefull, it’s not only about trading, but it could change your feeling of the market and make you become more resistant to “green shoots”, government stupidity, manipulation [...]
Filed in Fundamental Analysis, Stock Market Analysis, Thoughts of the day
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Also tagged bond, consumer sentiment, Economic Theories, economy, FED, industry trends, market sentiment, Media, Monetary Policy, Oil Market, stock market
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Bloomberg:
The Federal Reserve determined that 10 U.S. banks need to raise a total of $74.6 billion in capital, concluding its unprecedented probe of the health of the nation’s 19 largest lenders.
The results showed that losses at the banks under ‘more adverse” economic conditions than most economists anticipate could total $599.2 billion over two years. Mortgage [...]
written by Lorimer Wilson
Harvey Rosenfield, President of the Consumer Education Foundation, contends that “Over the last decade, Wall Street (i.e. the entire financial sector consisting of commercial banks, accounting firms, insurance companies, securities firms including hedge funds and private equity firms) showered Washington with over $1.738 billion in supposed ‘campaign contributions’ and another $3.441 billion on [...]