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Something Is Dangerously Wrong At The New York Fed
In a speech this week, New York Federal Reserve Board President William Dudley addressed pervasive misconduct within the financial industry, refusing to dismissively lay the blame on a few bad apples.
Almost 50% Increase In Americans Renouncing Citizenship Because Of FATCA
There was nearly a 50% jump in the number of Americans rushing to renounce their citizenship. Plain and simple, FATCA is destroying the American capability to deal internationally.
The Suicides In Banks Keep Increasing
The rash of suicides that have been plaguing the financial industry has continued with yet another fatality at Deutsche Bank that has been ruled a suicide.
Why Goldman Sachs & Blackstone Are Becoming So Hated In Europe
There are somethings you just do not do and throwing people out on the street is on the top of the list.
Hillary Clinton: Business Does Not Create Jobs, Washington Does
We have a very serious problem with Hillary. I was asked years ago to review Hillary’s Commodity Trading to explain what went on. Effectively, they did trades and simply put winners in her account and the losers in her lawyer’s.
Politicians Gone Wildly Insane – Taxing 50 Cents To Transer 1 Gigabyte On Internet
Hungarian politicians are proposing a new tax on Internet data transfers in the 2015 tax bill. This move could devastate the Internet and telecoms providers as well. Looks like Hungarian bonds will become a giant short position.
Dow Closes Strong For The Week - Lower Lows Or Higher Highs To Come?
We need the see a closing above at least 17010 to imply that the test of the Weekly Bearish Reversal that held at 15960 may hold.
Dow Jones Industrials Report, Oct. 24
The rally for stocks seems to be pushed off into the 2017-2018 period
The Dow & Bond Bubble
The resistance in the Dow Jones Industrial Index for today stands in the mid 16700 zone on a technical basis.
Too Big To Fail = Too Big To Exist
The Fed is warning banks that they must do more to curb excessive risk-taking.
Hedge Funds Get Hit – Unable To See Time – “Rich Man’s Panic Of 2014″
The rumors we were reporting on the street about the Hedge Funds appear to be true. They have been unable to see time, as is so often the case, and have been hit with the worst losses in Industry’s history since 2011.
US Prosecutors Continue To Destroy World Economy
The greatest problem with prosecutors in the USA, they are totally ignorant of the implications that result from their attempt to win at all costs.
The New Underground Economy In Germany
In Germany, a very interesting stage in the economic meltdown since 2007 is quietly unfolding beneath the headlines. A new form of barter emerging that still uses money, but avoids taxes.
The Dow For The Close
So far so good. The low may hold and a closing above 16331 today will help to relieve the selling pressure. A closing above 16660 will signal that we may see a further upside into the week of 11/03.
The IMF & ECB Cannot Prevent The Euro Crisis
So far the Dow has held the previous day’s low and a higher close today will still point to a bounce into tomorrow, However, we are in the midst of a Pandemic of Uncertainty.
So Where Is The Bubble?
Are we really witnessing a stock meltdown? What is the impact of such a move? Some yell 'buy gold' and others yell 'it’s the currency'.
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