The Fed & Interest Rates: The Nightmare That Will Not End Nicely
Martin Armstrong | The Fed will be forced to raise rates, and both Congress and the media will blame them for not raising rates sooner and for creating an asset bubble.
Martin Armstrong | The Fed will be forced to raise rates, and both Congress and the media will blame them for not raising rates sooner and for creating an asset bubble.
Martin Armstrong | The Fed will be forced to raise rates, and both Congress and the media will blame them for not raising rates sooner and for creating an asset bubble.
Truth Revolt | “The Obama administration doesn’t have much power to hold down rates.”
Truth Revolt | “The Obama administration doesn’t have much power to hold down rates.”
NY Times | Americans of both parties fundamentally reject the regime of untrammeled money in elections.
Charles Hugh Smith | The past six years of expansion have been as illusory as Cinderella’s magic carriage.
Michael Krieger | It’s an economic recovery so lopsided, corrupt and fraudulent only an oligarch could love it.
Business Insider | There’s just not enough money moving in markets at any one time.
Michael Snyder | Are stocks overvalued?
Truth Revolt | How’s that socialism working out?
The Daily Sheeple | At this point, it’s hard to say how many bankers have killed themselves over the past two years.
Washington’s Blog | The bigger they come, the harder they fall.
Armstrong Economics | Many in Spain are starting to figure out that the only way to survive is to get your money out of the bank.
Armstrong Economics | Many in Spain are starting to figure out that the only way to survive is to get your money out of the bank.
Business Insider | Chinese stocks, having closed down more than 5% on Thursday, have seen some wild volatility in early Friday trade.