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The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick “In essence we went from a banking crisis in 2008 and 2009 to an even larger issue today, and it makes sense why Larry Summers would suggest an active participation in purchasing stocks, not just bonds, and Yellen would echo that saying the Fed needs […]
About this week’s show: “Establishment” will try to defer and delay crises until after the election Deutche Bank could trigger 2008 again, or just be “settled” quietly An offer you can’t refuse…Italian 50 year bonds (and a horse head in bed) The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick “In essence we went […]
September 30 – Wall Street Journal (James Mackintosh): “Lehman failed the way all banks fail: It ran out of cash and liquid assets it could quickly sell to pay clients and counterparties as they ran for the exit. In principle, the same could happen to any bank, as they never have enough easy-to-sell assets to […]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick You and I, Kevin, look at debt and we say, “This is a big problem.” For the muckety-mucks, they would say, “This is not a big problem because we have something at our fingertips that you don’t have, and that’s the power to coerce. We […]
About this week’s show: Whoever wins this election will be blamed for the 2017-2018 crises The “Biggest Loser” will be the one who wins The 2020 election will be a revolt against the 2016 winner’s ideology The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick You and I, Kevin, look at debt and we […]
The beginning of the year seems ages ago. Recall how securities markets fell under significant stress. Global central bankers responded (Pavlovian) with more QE and lower rates. Here at home, the Fed suspended its rate “normalization” plan after one single little baby-step. As for the Fed’s Q2 2016 “flow of funds” report, it was almost […]
The beginning of the year seems ages ago. Recall how securities markets fell under significant stress. Global central bankers responded (Pavlovian) with more QE and lower rates. Here at home, the Fed suspended its rate “normalization” plan after one single little baby-step. As for the Fed’s Q2 2016 “flow of funds” report, it was almost […]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick “Yes, we have stagflation. No, there is no stable equilibrium. Yes, there are inputs into companies that are tagging the bottom line for corporations, and have been cautious in terms of business spending, which leaves us with one conclusion. Guess what? Early 2017 the markets […]
