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The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetterBREAKING: US margin debt jumped by +$112 billion in May, to a record $1.42 trillion.
This marks the 2nd consecutive monthly increase, totaling +$195 billion.
Margin debt has surged +$495 billion, or +54%, over the last 12 months.
Adjusted for inflation, this metric rose +7.9%_________________________
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Canadian financial weakness stands out
The unemployment rate and bankruptcies are surging. Here is a direct video link. Canadian corporate bankruptcies are +93% year over year (shown below since 2014). While the Canadian stock market has gone nowhere since November 2021…
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Liquidity crunch
Twelve years of continuous central bank interventions (2010 to 2022) helped to sustain near-zero interest rates, which increasingly starved capital of conventional investment income/yield—the long-standing engine of compound returns. The finance sector capitalized on the yield void by offering high-fee … Continue reading
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Understanding the risks of artificial intelligence
Geoffrey Hinton, a computer scientist and cognitive psychologist, has long been a leading thinker about artificial intelligence. In this segment with Jon Erlichman, he articulates complex issues clearly enough for a general audience. Worth the listen. Here is a direct … Continue reading
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