Archive for January, 2020

The Big Reveal

Posted January 26, 2020 By David Haggith
Central banks are cause of inverted yield curve recessions

My last Patron Post pulls together a couple of major revelations by piecing together a report from the Bank for International Settlements, a couple of fascinating exposès by Zero Hedge, and a recent document from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to reveal the actual close call with catastrophic failure that lay deep at […]

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Fed Fights Catastrophic Financial Collapse

Posted January 22, 2020 By David Haggith
Falling housing prices may cause Housing Market Crash 2.0.

Let us begin with an overview of the past season’s dramatic financial interventions in pictures. First, here is a picture of global central bank interest-rate cuts and interest-rate hikes over the past decade. As you can see, the masterminds of master finance are currently cutting interest like there is no tomorrow … as though, without […]

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Gathering around the stock ticker during the 1929 US stock market crash.

I’m not going to predict when and how the US stock market will crash as I did by laying out the stages of its fall for 2018. That was easy, but the times are different now. Back then, the Fed had laid out a precise schedule for its tightening, and it was apparent to me […]

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Since hindsight is 2020, I thought it might be useful now that we are far past the time in 2018 when I called the fall of the US housing market to assess where its journey went during the year and a half that has gone by before I venture a housing market prediction for 2020.

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Lunatic Larry Promises Trump Candyland for Election Year

Posted January 17, 2020 By David Haggith
Larry Kudlow by Gage Skidmore [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow, a top economic adviser to President Donald Trump, said Wednesday that the White House plans to unveil a plan for additional tax cuts later in 2020. “I am still running a process of Tax Cuts 2.0. We’re many months away – it’ll come out sometime later during the campaign,” […]

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The Tick, Tick, Talk of Recession Drones On

Posted January 2, 2020 By David Haggith
Édouard Riou [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

With stocks priced at record highs far above the economic landscape and still rising, the economy is still receding below. We’ll know at the end of January if the fourth quarter of 2019 was the worst of the past year, as I expect it will be. For now, we have to keep looking at numerous […]

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