by Kimble Charting When investors want to get a sense of the broader U.S. equities market, one index they analyze is the Wilshire 5000. The Index is made up of all American stocks actively traded in the U.S. Simply put, this …
via AdventuresInCapitalism.com, Over the past few quarters, I have become increasingly critical of the Profitless Prosperity Sector, known amongst my friends as the Ponzi Sector. Why Ponzi Sector? Because these companies have no profits yet continue to raise new capital by showing explosive …
Shipping rates are crashing again, crude crashed, bitcoin crashed, stocks crashed last month, commodities are in turmoil, etc… Why is all happening in "the greatest economy ever." Could markets be at a turning point? I think that is a high …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Construction boom, flood of new high-end apartments, not enough demand, rising vacancy rates, and the biggest concessions since the Great Recession. The Seattle metro has enjoyed strong job growth in recent years and soaring housing costs. …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Red indicates the moves since the inflection point in June. “Having a legal cannabis grower near your property has a significant negative effect on value due to the odors,” explained Thomas Stone, a real estate broker …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The inflection point was in June. This is how inflection points show up at the subcutaneous level in all housing markets. The first obvious sign that something was up, that something wasn’t going the right way, …
Silver flash crash, was it a glitch or was this manipulation gone crazy. June employment number are in and once again they are manipulated to make everyone believe the economy is doing well. Jobs added came from government, food and …
