Monthly Archives: August 2016

The most critical element of the BREXIT is that it is THE closing bell being rung on the period of Centralization from 2009 to today. What do I meant by Centralization? I am referring to the era of Central Planning … Continue reading →

For years, I’ve been warning that all claims of economic “recovery” in the US are complete fiction. We now have definitive proof in the form of tax receipts. Receipts from the Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) have been falling steadily … Continue reading →

A major crisis warning signal just hit. It concerns “behind the scenes” liquidity for Central banks. Here’s how it works. When “all is well” in the financial system, foreign Central Banks like to park money at the Fed overnight. The … Continue reading →

Oil is slamming up against resistance. The odds favor a correction here, probably to the $38-39 area. This, in turn, would drag on stocks. $38 Oil would pull the S&P 500 to the mid-2000s (probably 2,040). At that point it’d … Continue reading →

The Bank of England cut rates by 0.25% today and expanded its QE program to 60 billion pounds (including the purchase of corporate bonds). This is the first rate cut for the BoE since 2009. And it, combined with the … Continue reading →