Monthly Archives: February 2018

Embrace the bear to restore strong investment return prospects

Like it or not, believe or not, accept it or not, extreme asset valuations today mean that we are still mired in the secular bear (of high capital risk, low yields and poor future return prospects) that began in 2000. … Continue reading

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Will Chairman Powell kowtow to the stock market too?

The bias of the financial sector is inherent:  Central banks, like most financial advisors, portfolio managers and media commentators, base most of their assessments on sell side research from investment banks.  This is financially destructive because as DiMartino explains below, … Continue reading

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This because of that

Everyone wants to know what happened this week. Why is the stock market suddenly dropping like a stone? Is it machines selling?  Is it traders covering margin calls? Is it short volatility funds going under? Is it higher interest rates?  … Continue reading

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