by Michael Snyder All over America, we are witnessing crazy bidding wars for the limited number of homes that are on the market. In many areas, the moment a desirable home goes on the market potential buyers start making offers …
US 🇺🇸 DOLLAR FINALLY BREAKING DOWN?🤔 pic.twitter.com/YgJB7Ai6Ce — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) March 31, 2021 US bond yields rise as new spending binge is unveiled. pic.twitter.com/BD95MCfvd7 — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) March 31, 2021 There is no way in which the …
We’re now $22 trillion in debt, yet despite all that red ink, the Mexican cartels have control of our border and we’re not one bit closer to spending money on our own security. We’ve gone into deep debt for everything …
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-corporate-debt/?srnd=premium Masayoshi Son and Elon Musk leveraged their dreams to the hilt. Patrick Drahi stockpiled debt to build a global cable empire. Michael Dell loaded his computer company with risky loans to buy out activists threatening his control. And a …
via Luke Kawa The biggest use of cash among S&P 500 companies is making their public footprints smaller — a strategy that’s paid dividends in 2018. According to Goldman Sachs, aggregate share repurchases (or buybacks) rose by nearly 50 percent to …
via nikkei: The 2008 “Lehman shock” is finally catching up with China. Beijing beat the odds for a decade, with the Chinese economy growing at above 6.5% year after year. It managed that feat with an epic explosion of credit and …
by Michael Snyder Americans are on an absolutely spectacular debt binge. Does this mean that the economy is getting better, or does this mean that U.S. consumers are totally tapped out and are relying on borrowed money to make it …
by John Rubino Just as everyone was finally accepting the idea of deflation and negative interest rates, inflation decides to pay a return visit. In the past day, articles with the following headlines appeared in major publications around the world: …