3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The Unwind Of QE Means The “S&P Should Be Trading At Half Of Its Value”, Deutsche Bank Warns
The Unwind Of QE Means The “S&P Should Be Trading At Half Of Its Value”, Deutsche Bank Warns
In his latest weekly note, DB’s derivatives analyst Alekandar Kocic focuses on the interplay between US inflation expectations and US equities, and points out something curious, and very much spot on:
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Hands On With the Apple iPhone 6s
Hands On With the Apple iPhone 6s
The new iPhone arrived with the customary hype, but does it deliver? Not for this Apple fan.
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on NewsWatch: Those who sold in May are looking to return to stock market
NewsWatch: Those who sold in May are looking to return to stock market
Followers of the Halloween Indicator are sitting pretty, having gone to cash on May Day and therefore sidestepped a 10% decline in the stock market.
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The money trail behind DC’s gun control battle
The money trail behind DC’s gun control battle
A shooting in Oregon has reignited the discussion over gun control. CNBC follows the money on both sides of the issue.
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on 5 Stocks Under $10 Actually Worth Buying
5 Stocks Under $10 Actually Worth Buying
Even though these stocks are cheap, they could still make excellent long-term investments.
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on "How Will The Public Receive News Of More QE, NIRP, Cash Bans And Capital Controls?"
"How Will The Public Receive News Of More QE, NIRP, Cash Bans And Capital Controls?"
Submitted by Eugen Bohm-Bawerk
The Fed unsurprisingly chickened out from the much touted September hike. International conditions and a disapproval from Mr. Market was enough to unnerve an increasingly bewildered FOMC board.
Less well known is the fact that the FOMC gave a strong, and unexpected, signal to the Pavlovian world of central bank front runners. Dovish hold as the enlightend call it. It is all about managing expectations – see Goebbelnomics where we said:
3 October, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Physical Cash Poses a HUGE Problem For Central Banks
Physical Cash Poses a HUGE Problem For Central Banks
More and more institutions are trying to make it harder for you to move your money into cash.
Globally, over $5 trillion in debt currently have negative yields in nominal terms, meaning the bond literally has a negative yield when it trades. In the simplest of terms this means that investors are PAYING to own these bonds.
Bonds are not unique in this regard. Switzerland, Denmark and other countries are now charging deposits at their banks. In France and Italy, you are not allowed to make cash transactions above €1,000.