Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson
Yen Aiming Lower But Headline Risk May Derail Momentum
The Japanese Yen underperformed in Asia Pacific trade, falling against all of its major counterparts as a recovery in risk appetite sent regional bourses higher and undermined support for the standby anti-risk currency. The MSCI Asia Pacific equities benchmark added nearly a full percentage point. Selling pressure may have been compounded by a brighter view of relative […]
Are These Generals Dead?
Video length:00:12:43 Stocks whipsaw back down today led down by big tech. The generals that led this market higher have been taken out. Watch this urgent video right now to find out what that means for the rest of the market…
E Flattening Yield Curves Must Not Be Ignored: The Case In Canada
Flattening Yield Curves Must Not Be Ignored: The Case in Canada The debate about the true meaning of a flattening yield curve continues, especially among FMOC members. As reported in recent blogs[1], Chairman Powell suggested that low inflation diminishes the usefulness trying to forecast a recession based on the spread between long and short Treasury […]
A Bad Close For Stocks, A Worse Day For L-T Yields
The Last hour was bad for the US markets but the whole day was horrible for the 10-year yield. Closing below 2.8% brings 2.6% into play and makes everyone reconsider the US growth and global growth story. Chris Temple joins me to wrap up the markets with comments on how concerning the breakdown was. […]
Buy Gold & Silver As Global Economic Collapse Draws Near
Gold & silver will play a crucial role during the great collapse if it happens. Video Length: 00:17:31 Here is the article used in today’s video: Marshall Swing: Watch The War In Gold Because We’re Four Months Away Global Economic Collapse
Stocks And Precious Metals Charts – Welcome To Fantasy Island
“So the old shell game plays out once more. In, 2016 millions of average Americans enthusiastically signed up for a war on elites; with boisterous hurrahs they climbed aboard the Trump train; and after a few years’ journey they are going to find themselves deposited right back where they started, with inequality growing, more monopolies […]
Better Than Gartman
I was going to write about this last night, but I didn’t have the balls. Shame on me! But the first stock-market-brag tweet in a while was a very clear signal. I took this screenshot before the close, so the drop was even more dramatic – but you get the idea.
Market Talk – Tuesday, March 27
Unsurprisingly, the US mood swept into Asia assisting those markets that failed to react Monday. The Nikkei led the gains adding +2.65% to yesterdays +0.7%. The Yen lost more of the fear rally bid, and we see it currently trading high 105’s with a big figure change looming yet again. As more constructive headlines appear, […]
A Framework For Currency Unions And IMF Lending
from the International Monetary Fund — this post authored by Sean Hagan and Hugh Bredenkamp Countries benefit in various ways from belonging to a currency union – a group of countries that share a single currency. Businesses can trade and invest across borders more easily. Member countries gain access to larger markets without facing currency risk. And in […]
