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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Futures In Fresh Record Territory As OECD Cuts Global Growth Projections Again
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development cut it again, taking down its US, Chinese, Japanese but mostly, Eurozone forecasts.
Global Business Confidence Collapses To Post-Lehman Lows
Optimism falling sharply in October, dropping to the lowest seen since the survey began five years ago. Hiring and investment plans were also at or near post-crisis lows, while price expectations deteriorated further.
Blistering Demand For 2 Year Paper Send Entire Curve Tighter
If the sellside community was expected to side with the Fed and sell Treasury paper, then today's 2 Year auction indicated more than ample demand.
Deutsche Bank's Modest Proposal To Central Banks: "Purchase The Gold Held By Private Households"
From the bank that a few days ago informed us that "People Are Talking About Helicopter Money And Debt Cancellation Being The End Game," comes the logical next step.
Gold & EUR Drop After ECB's Coeure Counters Weidmann's Warnings
EUR faded the Weidmann gains and Gold and silver are sliding as USD strengthens.
The Best And Worst Performing Assets During Thanksgiving Week
Historically, global markets have behaved differently during the week surrounding the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. Over the past 20 years the S&P 500, Brent Crude Oil, Gold, U.S. 10 yr note futures, and the U.S. $ Index have all done better than average,
Fear Of "Surge In Debt Defaults, Business Failures And Job Losses" Means Many More Chinese Rate Cuts
If admitting you have a problem is the first step toward recovery, then China is making progress. The question is progress to what, because the generic answer, "another debt-fueled boom" is no longer applicable.
On The Looming Wall Of Chinese Defaults, Restructuring Firm Warns "You Know It's Coming"
Apart from the entire Steel industry being on the verge of bankruptcy ... China is doing great!
What Record Stock Buybacks Say About Economic Growth
When companies see growth opportunities, they reinvest. It's when they don't that they return money to shareholders.
The Average Hedge Fund Is Down -1% YTD, And The Redemption Requests Are Now Flooding In
Goldman pointed out last night, the return of the entire hedge fund universe as of November 19 is... negative 1%.
The S&P's GAAP P/E Ratio Rises Above 19X
Goldman may have been right that there will be no more multiple expansion in 2015, but there sure was quite a bit overnight thanks to the latest verbal and actual central bank interventions by the ECB and the PBOC.
Europe's New Scariest Chart
Italy's Beppe Grillo recently exclaimed, "we will leave the Euro and bring down this system of bankers, of scum."
Wall Street Stunned As Iceland Dares To Jail Banker Involved In 2008 Crash
Wall Street bankers are staring agog at headlines coming from Europe where, in Iceland, the former chief executive of one of the largest banks in the country which was involved in crashing the economy in 2008 has been sentenced to jail time.
Stocks Up, Bonds Up, Gold Up, Oil Up, USD Up... Give Up
For the 25th day in a row (one short of an all-time record), the S&P closed above its 5-day moving-average.
Multiple Expansion Is Over, Goldman Warns, "US Stocks Will Close 2015 Only 5% Higher"
Well, according to Goldman's chief strategist David Kostin, who initially had forecast a 1900 price target on the S&P500 for year end 2014 only to boost it to 2050 in the summer, the days of multiple expansion are now over.
Plunging Energy Prices Drag Down CPI, Offsetting Jumping Food Costs
For the fourth month in a row, the shale-revolution crushing plunge in crude prices managed to push energy costs down, with the BLS reporting that "the gasoline index fell for the fourth month in a row, declining 3.0 percent, and the indexes for natural gas and fuel oil also decreased."
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