Myth #10: Central Banks Control Markets
Guest post by EWI Don’t Get Ruined by These 10 Popular Investment Myths (Part X) Interest rates, oil prices, earnings, GDP, wars, peace, terrorism, inflation, monetary policy, etc. — NONE have a...
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By Michael Ashton The defining characteristics of the markets these days seem to include: Central bank liquidity matters; central government mistakes do not. Central bank liquidity matters; economic...
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By Biiwii Financial market news and analysis from around the Web (bright and cheery edition as Nasdaq hits blue sky… take it fwiw) USD, Gold, Yields & Words –NFTRH.com Tech rally takes Nasdaq...
View ArticleCentral Bank Reserves…
By Steve Saville The shrinking central-bank reserve stash The Bloomberg article posted HERE reports that after a decade-long 5-times increase, the worldwide stash of foreign currency reserves held by...
View ArticleCentral Banks Predict Gold Market…
By Bob Prechter Central Banks Predict Gold Market – But Not The Way You Think Editor’s note: This article was adapted from a new multimedia report, “The New Financial Theory that Could Make the...
View ArticleMoney and Spheres
By Doug Noland Credit Bubble Bulletin In a tiny subsection of the analytical world, analysis is becoming more pointed and poignant. I appreciate Bill Gross’s August commentary, where he concluded: “Say...
View ArticleDon’t Fight Central Banks, But Be Afraid
By Chris Ciovacco [biiwii comment: part of a developing and growing narrative about coming central bank QE and potential stock market appreciation, in line with a sentiment reset that was needed] There...
View ArticleThe Experiment Runs Out
By Jeffrey Snider at Alhambra …for one day there was the familiar euphoria predicated upon the wish that central bankers might know something about anything The FOMC at least still knows how to throw a...
View ArticleStill Searching for Dollars
By Jeffrey Snider of Alhambra The point is not whether this is likely but rather that it is entirely possible and that central bank desperation might wander too far There is a great danger to negative...
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