By Louis Basenese of Wall Street Daily Today, We are going to take a look at these snapshots on the slowdown in the world’s fastest-growing economy, the end to a trend in oil inventories and the number one reason President...
Read MoreBy Karim Rahemtulla of Wall Street Daily I’ve been pounding the table for weeks about buying undervalued gold shares… Apparently, I had my head on straight. Because while the S&P 500 stocks were plumbing new...
Read MoreBy Michael Pettis About ten years ago I published an article in Foreign Policy that I just recently re-read. In the article I extended one of the arguments I made in my book, The Volatility Machine, that the globalization...
Read MoreBy Kurt Cobb My apologies to Ray Stevens, writer of the 1970s hit “Everything Is Beautiful,” the lyrics and title of which I’ve morphed into the title of this piece. But with that I note the perpetual...
Read MoreBy Tyler Durden of ZeroHedge European credit markets are near one-week wides, having tumbled dramatically since yesterday’s open. Investment grade credit is leading the charge followed by senior financials as professional...
Read MoreBy Willem Weytjens It might sound CRAZY when I say that Greek stocks could become a good LONG TERM investment soon. However, from a real contrarian point of view, it might not be that crazy. Here’s why. The Greek stock...
Read MoreBy JW Jones We have recently discussed the importance of routinely considering the value of implied volatility in a historical perspective for each underlying before considering any of the various option positions potentially...
Read MoreBy Bruce Krasting As of Sunday morning there are no details on the Spanish bank bailout. The only information released is the amount – Euro 100B. This is a nice round number. Last week the IMF suggested that Euro 40B might...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Why is the economy going to collapse? Have you ever been asked that question? If so, what did you say? Sometimes it is difficult to communicate dozens of complicated economic and financial concepts in a package...
Read MoreBy Tyler Durden of ZeroHedge After two years of denials, we finally have the right answer: Spain IS Greece. Only much bigger (it is also the US, although while the US TARP was $700 billion or 5% of then GDP, the just announced...
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