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BofA: “The Longer This Continues, The More The Current Regime Echoes 2004-2007”

By silveristhenew | Published July 31, 2017

There is no getting away from it: in what has become a long-running tradition, every day brings a new explanation (or at least attempt) to the current low-vol regime from a major bank, and today it was (again) Bank of America’s turn to explain why the VIX, and cross asset vol in general, both continue […]

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Bill Blain: “The 1-, 4- And 10-Year Cycles Top Out Mid-August At Which Point Be Very Afraid… Or Something Like That”

By silveristhenew | Published June 28, 2017

By Bill Blain of Mint Partners, Blain’s Morning Porridge – June 28th 2017 Uncertainty, confusion, a Tech-sell off.. but are things as bad as they seem? “Now I got mortgages and homes, I got stiffness in my bones, ain’t no beauty queens in this locality…” As we reach towards month end and the half-year, markets […]

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Bob Prechter Warns Market Correction “Larger Than The Malaise Of The ’30s” Looms

By silveristhenew | Published April 23, 2017

Authored by Avi Gilburt via MarketWatch.com, I recently interviewed Prechter, who released a ground-breaking book, “The Socionomic Theory of Finance,” at the end of December. In the 813-page book, which took 13 years to write, he proposes a cohesive model that takes into account trends in sociology, psychology, politics, economics and finance. I highly recommend […]

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What Do These CEOs Know That We Don’t?

By silveristhenew | Published March 15, 2017

Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, Last night a good friend of mine came over for dinner. He’s originally from Poland, and growing up there he heard a lot of bizarre stories about what it was like during the Nazi invasion and World War II. In 1939, even as 1.5 million German soldiers prepared to […]

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Global Shares Trade Mixed In Thin Holiday Trade; Yen Rises As China Rebounds

By silveristhenew | Published December 26, 2016

With most global market closed for Christmas holiday, and traders taking the day and the week off, global stocks traded mixed in thin, subdued conditions as the dollar dipped against the yen, with the USDJPY sliding for a fourth straight day to 117, while the EUR was flat at 1.0450, taking stock of the US […]

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The Coming Bond Market Crash – An Interview With Eric Hadik

By silveristhenew | Published October 29, 2016

Submitted by Erico Matias Tavares of Sinclair & Co. The Coming Bond Market Crash – An Interview with Eric Hadik First introduced to the financial markets in 1979, Eric Hadik is a trader and analyst who has been intimately involved with commodities and investing for over 35 years. His work gained wide recognition from the […]

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ZeroHedge: Global Stocks Rebound, US Futures Jump On Expectation Of “Coordinated Intervention By Central Banks”

By silveristhenew | Published June 28, 2016

Be prepared for the next great transfer of wealth. Buy physical silver and storable food. After a historic two-day selloff, which as shown yesterday slammed European banks by the most on record… … the wildly oversold conditions, coupled with hopes for yet another global, coordinated central bank intervention, coupled with modest hope that David Cameron’s […]

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ZeroHedge: “It’s Time To Panic” – Albert Edwards Warns Recession Is Imminent

By silveristhenew | Published June 10, 2016

Be prepared for the next great transfer of wealth. Buy physical silver and storable food. “Everyone has a plan until they are punched in the face.” This famous Mike Tyson quote spells out the outlook for investors in the years ahead according to SocGen's Albert Edwards, who warns that investors will not only be punched […]

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ZeroHedge: World’s Most Bearish Hedge Fund Manager: “I Think Something Has Changed”

By silveristhenew | Published May 12, 2016

Be prepared for the next great transfer of wealth. Buy physical silver and storable food. One month ago, when we updated on the performance of Horseman Global, what until recently was the world’s most bearish hedge fund with a record net short exposure of -98%… … at least until Icahn Enterprises emerged with its even […]

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ZeroHedge: The Deutsche Bank Settlement is Meaningless

By silveristhenew | Published April 29, 2016

Be prepared for the next great transfer of wealth. Buy physical silver and storable food.             The Deutsche Bank Settlement is Meaningless Written by Jeff Nielson (CLICK FOR ORIGINAL)               There has been considerable hoopla and celebration,following Deutsche Bank’s legal settlement , in a […]

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