In case there are still questions out there regarding how I feel about high yield (i.e.
Day: March 25, 2017
“This Is Not A Debate”: How Steve Bannon Tried To Bully Recalcitrant Republicans – And Failed
“You know, the last time someone ordered me to something, I was 18 years old. And it was my daddy. And I didn’t listen to him, either.”
“Is There A Problem We’re Not Seeing?” – China’s Banking System Reaches “Tipping Point”
“The market is nervous about the impact. Everyone is wondering, ‘could there be a problem we’re not seeing?’, or ‘will there be some punishment that forces an institution to dump assets? Then banks get cautious and stop offering loans.â€
Heisenberg Effect Strikes Again As Coffee Demand Soars Most Since 2014
As the Heisenberg crowd is acutely aware, I almost died in late November. Quite literally.
One Bank Warns: The “Dark Side” Has Reappeared Just As “The Force” Looks Weak
“The dark side – protectionism – reappeared at the G20, just when the force – hope of a bold US fiscal plan – is looking weaker. This has hurt risk sentiment a bit, helping bonds find their feet. We see that as temporary profit taking on crowded trades, rather than a fullblown reversal.”
On This Measure, Stocks Are The Second Most Expensive In History
If you, like me, have argued that stocks probably won’t rise much further because investors can’t
GOP Accidentally Runs Ad Celebrating Obamacare Repeal During NCAA Game
“Thank lawmakers for replacing Obamacare”…
Wall Street Journal: “Media Is Right, Don’t Blame Democrats, Republicans Choked”
“And that’s no excuse. Republicans have campaigned for more than seven years on repealing and replacing ObamaCare, and they finally have a President ready to sign it. In the clutch they choked.”
Here’s What Rising Rates Mean For Government, Corporate America, And You
One of the obvious questions as rates begin to rise is this: what happens to government, corporate, and household finances?
Trump’s Message To America: Your Health Care Concerns No Longer Matter To Me
As long as America’s trials and tribulations with regard to health care premiums helped validate one of the campaign promises (“repeal and replace”) that got Trump elected, then great. But the second it became apparent that “repeal and replace” wasn’t going to work…
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