8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Active isn’t waterproof, Consumer Reports says
Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Active isn’t waterproof, Consumer Reports says
Consumer Reports said Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Active failed waterproofing tests and cannot be recommended.
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8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on US Consumer credit above expectations at 18.558B vs 16B est
US Consumer credit above expectations at 18.558B vs 16B est
Last month comes in at 13.396B vs 13.416 previous
8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why the Bears Should Be Scared
Why the Bears Should Be Scared
The last year has been a scary time to be an investor. In 2015, the slowdown in China’s economy caused undue apprehension to investors and contributed to a nausea-inducing rollercoaster ride which began last July and has continued until now.
8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Britain’s Self-Inflicted Recession
Britain’s Self-Inflicted Recession
Post-Brexit-vote pain is beginning, and it will get worse. Investors’ attitudes about Britain’s prospects are signaled by the tumbling currency. This week the pound plunged to three-decade lows. Confidence in Britain’s economy…
8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Pound Replaces Oil As Leading Indicator
Pound Replaces Oil As Leading Indicator
While crude oil price movements have been a sensitive leading indicator to economic conditions and financial markets since late 2014, the British Pound collapse has now become a leading indicator for many commodities since the June 23rd UK referendum…
8 July, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The Bearish David Rosenberg Reemerges: "What If I Told You Employment Actually Declined 119,000 In June"
The Bearish David Rosenberg Reemerges: "What If I Told You Employment Actually Declined 119,000 In June"
After several years of trying to put a positive spin on economic data in an attempt to validate the success of Fed policies, which in light of recent events have clearly failed with bond yields today touching new all time lows and market-derived inflation expectations about as low as they have ever been while even CNBC now admits that the only policy target of the Yellen Fed is to keep stocks as high as possible (there it is clearly succeeding for now), it was somewhat surprising to see Rosie “the bull” vaporize, and be replaced by the bearish side of David Rosenberg in such vigorous fashio