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by John Butler, GoldMoney:
The large global bond market selloff of late has naturally elicited
much commentary from investment strategists and the financial media. By
some estimates as much as $1tn in bond value has been wiped out. That is
a large number. But what is behind the selloff? Did expectations for
Fed rate hikes suddenly surge? In fact, rate expectations have risen
only modestly, perhaps in reaction to president-elect Trump’s expected
fiscal stimulus plans. More important has been a large expansion in
so-called ‘term-premia’ for longer-dated bonds. Term premia represent
the additional yield bondholders require for holding long-dated bonds as
opposed to short-dated paper. When premia fall, so does the real cost
of long-term borrowing and vice-versa. This is why recent developments
are of such interest, as premia have remained structurally low for
years. In this report, we explore the implications of a premia reversal
on financial assets, the dollar and gold. In brief, gold is highly
likely to outperform financial assets in this environment, although not
necessarily the dollar itself. The key to the dollar is to understand
the Fed’s reaction function to the above.
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The large global bond market selloff of late has naturally elicited
much commentary from investment strategists and the financial media. By
some estimates as much as $1tn in bond value has been wiped out. That is
a large number. But what is behind the selloff? Did expectations for
Fed rate hikes suddenly surge? In fact, rate expectations have risen
only modestly, perhaps in reaction to president-elect Trump’s expected
fiscal stimulus plans. More important has been a large expansion in
so-called ‘term-premia’ for longer-dated bonds. Term premia represent
the additional yield bondholders require for holding long-dated bonds as
opposed to short-dated paper. When premia fall, so does the real cost
of long-term borrowing and vice-versa. This is why recent developments
are of such interest, as premia have remained structurally low for
years. In this report, we explore the implications of a premia reversal
on financial assets, the dollar and gold. In brief, gold is highly
likely to outperform financial assets in this environment, although not
necessarily the dollar itself. The key to the dollar is to understand
the Fed’s reaction function to the above.Read More
by Michael Krieger, Liberty Blitzkrieg:
Anyone who’s been reading me for more than a couple of days understands
that I have serious reservations about Donald Trump. My concerns stem
primarily from his authoritarian tendencies, as well as his stated
disregard for civil liberties. Nevertheless, as I outlined in my
post-election piece, Americans Roll the Dice With President Donald Trump,
I very much want Trump to succeed, because this country needs him to
succeed. Tens of millions of our fellow citizens are suffering under the
weight of undue financial burdens, largely the result of an economy
completely controlled by unethical and ruthless oligarchs thanks to
their bought and paid for political stooges. This unholy union needs to be shattered before this country can be “made great again.”
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Anyone who’s been reading me for more than a couple of days understands
that I have serious reservations about Donald Trump. My concerns stem
primarily from his authoritarian tendencies, as well as his stated
disregard for civil liberties. Nevertheless, as I outlined in my
post-election piece, Americans Roll the Dice With President Donald Trump,
I very much want Trump to succeed, because this country needs him to
succeed. Tens of millions of our fellow citizens are suffering under the
weight of undue financial burdens, largely the result of an economy
completely controlled by unethical and ruthless oligarchs thanks to
their bought and paid for political stooges. This unholy union needs to be shattered before this country can be “made great again.”Read More
by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse:
Some pretty good economic reports have energized various parts of the financial markets lately. Consumer spending is up, GDP is exceeding expectations and even factory orders, that perennial downer, popped this morning.
In response the dollar is soaring and interest rates are at breaking out of their multi-decade down-channel. The economy is clearly recovering, implying a return to normality. Right?
Nah, it’s just the usual election year illusion. When the presidency is at stake the party in power always pumps up spending in an attempt to put people back to work and create the impression of a well-run country whose leaders deserve more time in the spotlight. After the election, spending returns to trend and the resulting bad news gets buried in “political honeymoon” media coverage.
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Some pretty good economic reports have energized various parts of the financial markets lately. Consumer spending is up, GDP is exceeding expectations and even factory orders, that perennial downer, popped this morning.In response the dollar is soaring and interest rates are at breaking out of their multi-decade down-channel. The economy is clearly recovering, implying a return to normality. Right?
Nah, it’s just the usual election year illusion. When the presidency is at stake the party in power always pumps up spending in an attempt to put people back to work and create the impression of a well-run country whose leaders deserve more time in the spotlight. After the election, spending returns to trend and the resulting bad news gets buried in “political honeymoon” media coverage.
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from ZeroHedge:
As of earlier today, the subreddit, r/Pizzagate, was officially banned by Reddit which posted the following notice to their site:
For those not familiar with the movement, the “Pizzagate” subreddit was started by a group of Trump-supporting internet sleuths who were attempting to use WikiLeaks’ leaked Podesta emails to connect the Clintons and John Podesta to the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. That said, when the Podesta emails failed to reveal a “smoking gun” linkage, the sleuths instead turned their focus to mulitple “pizza” references in Podesta’s emails which then led to the speculation that those “pizza” references must be code for something far more sinister.
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As of earlier today, the subreddit, r/Pizzagate, was officially banned by Reddit which posted the following notice to their site:For those not familiar with the movement, the “Pizzagate” subreddit was started by a group of Trump-supporting internet sleuths who were attempting to use WikiLeaks’ leaked Podesta emails to connect the Clintons and John Podesta to the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. That said, when the Podesta emails failed to reveal a “smoking gun” linkage, the sleuths instead turned their focus to mulitple “pizza” references in Podesta’s emails which then led to the speculation that those “pizza” references must be code for something far more sinister.
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by Doug Casey, International Man:
Nick Giambruno:
The inevitable breakdown of the European Union and the massive
financial crisis it could trigger is an important theme for us right
now.
I’ve just spent weeks with my boots on the ground in Italy. The country has enormous public debt levels, and its banking system is on the verge of collapse.
Italy could trigger the collapse of the entire EU, which could start an irreversible trend. It’s a sign that globalism—the secular religion of the Deep State—is a failed ideology.
By globalism, I simply mean the centralization of power into global institutions: the EU, the United Nations, the IMF, the World Bank, NAFTA, GATCA, NATO, and so forth. Globalism is really just a polite way of describing world government, or what George H.W. Bush termed the New World Order.
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Nick Giambruno:
The inevitable breakdown of the European Union and the massive
financial crisis it could trigger is an important theme for us right
now.I’ve just spent weeks with my boots on the ground in Italy. The country has enormous public debt levels, and its banking system is on the verge of collapse.
Italy could trigger the collapse of the entire EU, which could start an irreversible trend. It’s a sign that globalism—the secular religion of the Deep State—is a failed ideology.
By globalism, I simply mean the centralization of power into global institutions: the EU, the United Nations, the IMF, the World Bank, NAFTA, GATCA, NATO, and so forth. Globalism is really just a polite way of describing world government, or what George H.W. Bush termed the New World Order.
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I suspect that politicians... would soon be listed on the menu...
by Daisy Luther, Activist Post:
There’s a brand new way to save the planet, and a group of professors
from Oxford University wants to force the issue by assessing enormous
taxes on foods said to have higher “climate impact.”
To make a long story short, they want to force everyone who doesn’t have a high income to become vegan by taxing the living daylights out of animal products. If you think your grocery bill is out of control now, just you wait if these scientists get their way.
By taxing items like beef by 40%, dairy products and poultry by 20%, and certain vegetable oils, the planet will be saved.
Forty percent.
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There’s a brand new way to save the planet, and a group of professors
from Oxford University wants to force the issue by assessing enormous
taxes on foods said to have higher “climate impact.”To make a long story short, they want to force everyone who doesn’t have a high income to become vegan by taxing the living daylights out of animal products. If you think your grocery bill is out of control now, just you wait if these scientists get their way.
By taxing items like beef by 40%, dairy products and poultry by 20%, and certain vegetable oils, the planet will be saved.
Forty percent.
Read More
from Rogue Money:
It’s official. The annual pre-order page for the “World In ….” issue of
The Economist magazine is available (linked here). The Economist
magazine is, of course, that freely acknowledged printed-page mouthpiece
of the Rothschild Empire. Lest anyone care to debate that statement,
may I direct your attention to their own words as published on The
Economist’s official Wikipedia page (linked here). This is a magazine
that speaks from the heart of the City of London and thence, we can
assume, from the Knights Templar themselves, with all its Kabbalistic
and Rosicrucian heritage.
Read More
It’s official. The annual pre-order page for the “World In ….” issue of
The Economist magazine is available (linked here). The Economist
magazine is, of course, that freely acknowledged printed-page mouthpiece
of the Rothschild Empire. Lest anyone care to debate that statement,
may I direct your attention to their own words as published on The
Economist’s official Wikipedia page (linked here). This is a magazine
that speaks from the heart of the City of London and thence, we can
assume, from the Knights Templar themselves, with all its Kabbalistic
and Rosicrucian heritage.Read More
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