The Traderszone Network

Are you willing to pay twice as much for your power? Because that’s what’s happening in countries rushing into rewnewables.

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More than 60 percent of Americans do not have enough rainy day savings for even minor mishaps, a new study finds.

Startups like Virtuix are ready to ship virtual reality platforms to your living room.
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Update: Liberation now backtracking on the arrest report, saying this instead:

 The Interior Ministry denied the arrest of the suspects, but police sources, it was confirmed their location and identification.

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Back on October 31, when QE3 officially ended (if only to be immediately replaced with both a boost to the BOJ’s own monetization and the frontrunning of the ECB’s QE), many predicted that the uncanny correlation of the Fed’s balance sheet with the S&P would no longer be applicable. And indeed, for a few weeks, even as the Fed’s balance sheet had stopped growing (delayed settlements that hit the H.4.1 are just that, and not indicative of actual open market purchases) the S&P continued to rise, hitting a level just shy of 2100 in the days before the new year.

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With little explanation, Fed officials said they were shelving an idea that would have allowed banks to set up segregated accounts for excess reserves.
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Falling oil prices have been blamed for a recent weakness in stocks, but the high degree of correlation between the two asset classes is actually weakening toward their historical levels of moving more independent of one another.
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