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Liftoff, We Have A Liftoff
So cool. Apollo 11 rocket projected on Washington Monument. #Apollo50 #Apollo50th pic.twitter.com/e8u4Aunxzu — The Hill (@thehill) July 17, 2019
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Codependent Central Bankers
Codependency is characterized by a person belonging to a dysfunctional, one-sided relationship where one person relies on the other for meeting nearly all of their emotional and self-esteem needs. It also describes a relationship that enables another person to maintain … Continue reading
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QOTD: Bund Dearth
QOTD: Quote of the Day Nice pithy quote, which thoroughly encapsulates our narrative of global markets that the major central banks have created a yuuuge shortage of risk-free assets tipping the world economy into a bizarro Twilight Zone, where, now … Continue reading
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Emerging Market Sub-Zero Corporates
Stunning. Kind of gums up the valuation models, no? What have the CenBanks wrought? The amount of negative-yielding corporate bonds almost tripled to $109 billion from a week ago Sovereign bonds with sub-zero rates climbed about 50% to $136 billion … Continue reading
What Keeps The Credit Markets Up At Night
Credit investors rank their concerns, which are almost identical to ours. That makes us a little nervous to be bearish. Prefer to catch the off-radar incoming. Hat Tip: Chi @chigrl
The Bear On The Balcony At Bretton Woods
Ursa Major waits patiently as she watches over, in amazement, the yield chasing salmon in a panic buying frenzy over fears of NIRP, ZIRP. negative and near zero bond yields forever and ever. The Bear on the Balcony is giving, …them … Continue reading
Small Car Big Car: Preferences Or Relative Price?
To paraphrase Freud (maybe), Sometimes the economics is just the economics.
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The Fruits of Free-Trade
Snapped this tonight hoping and praying the liberal trading order doesn’t collapse in the next few years. My real income — purchasing power — is much higher due to trade with other nations. I also get the satisfaction of, say, … Continue reading
President Trump Is Not Your Father’s Conservative
Summary The U.S. government’s cumulative monthly deficits in the first 29 months of the Trump Administration has almost doubled from the prior 29 months The sum of monthly deficits totaled $1.08 trillion during the period Sep. ’14 to Jan ’17 … Continue reading
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Need Inspiration After Dropping Fiddy Large To The ‘Bots?
Next time you need to pick your ass up off the matt after dropping a tenth of a yard (or a fraction thereof ) to the market you can always come back these videos for motivation. Please disregard if you have … Continue reading
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