I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
The Market Ticker - WorstBuy: A Revenue Problem
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Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) reported this morning; here's the short version:
THE CONTEXT: Its adjusted earnings beat Wall Street expectations, but
revenue fell ...
What Is California Attempting to Hide?
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An interesting article on a recently passed law in California came my way
today regarding Obamacare secrecy in California.
Please consider California excha...
In Which I disagree with Clive Crook
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In this Bloomberg column, Clive Crook criticizes Paul Krugman for 1) smugly
being right all the time, and 2) showing insufficient respect for those who
are...
Egypt Credit Downgrade: CCC+
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From the Financial Times:
*The S&P report described Egypt’s outlook as “stable” because of the
willingness of the international community to prop it up. Qa...
Something Ventured
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Venture capital is one of the most exciting areas of finance and investing
because it deals with the starting and creation of businesses. It is the
rawest ...
What is Suntech Worth? ($STP)
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Suntech Power - the holding company - owns stakes in a handful of
subsidiaries e.g. the Wuxi manufacturing sub and the Global Solar Fund.
Knowing what we k...
About The IRS Bit
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Here is the IRS internal report on the matter, which clearly establishes
that illegal criteria were used to select cases for processing and that the
additi...
Today’s Payrolls Data Worse Than Spinmeisters Say
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The Monthly payrolls data from the BLS shows, over the past year: * About
1.9 million more jobs, but only a 1.3% increase in jobs * Job growth is
about the...
Gold reversion time
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With the incredible one day 5.68% drop in the gold price today, the
correlation that has existed since 2001 with the growth of US debt came to
an abrupt en...
You are what you Eat
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Throughout Human history starvation was always a constant threat. Now a new
threat looms, the threat of obesity. People are getting fatter. Starting in
the...
Making Billions From Female Millennials
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*Fashion companies have routed the S&P 500 during the time period of 2009
to 2013; during this period, one company experienced over 2400% growth
(blue li...
Retail Gasoline Prices Revisited
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Been awhile, but here is an update of the all in average retail price per
gallon of gasoline in the USA. I like to look at the 52 week MA as a proxy
for ...
Fed failed to predict 2008 recession
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Fed Admitted Ignorance, Underplayed Severity Of Situation Just Ahead Of
Massive Crisis, New Docs Reveal
01/18/2013
"If you want to feel confident that the ...
Final Curtain
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*European finance officials have discussed limiting the size of withdrawals
from ATM machines, imposing border checks and introducing euro zone capital
con...
credit rating opinions?
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With credit ratings agencies essentially poised to reject refinancing plans
for Portugal and Greece it may be well to remember who pays the agencies’
bills...
Velocity is important for measuring the rate at which money in circulation is used for purchasing goods and services. This helps investors gauge how robust the economy is...
Based on the chart, I'm going to speculate that the economy isn't all that robust, lol. Sigh.
But, but if we go back to 1.9x that would mean there was 25% more money chasing after the same goods and services. That causes something... I'll remember it eventually.
That causes something... I'll remember it eventually.
Inflation? Disasters of biblical proportions? Fire and brimstone coming down from the sky? Rivers and seas boiling? Earthquakes? Tornadoes? The dead rising from the grave? Human sacrifice? Dogs and cats living together? Mass hysteria?
Sorry, got caught up in Ghostbusters brainstorming mode.
11 comments:
That chart doesn't just say failure, it screams death spiral.
TJandTheBear,
I'll say.
The money just sits. The less interest it earns the more it sits.
That's pretty much what mine does anyway.
The less interest I earn the less I can spend, assuming I don't want my nest egg to run dry before I die of old age.
*shrug shoulders*
Investopedia: Velocity Of Money
Velocity is important for measuring the rate at which money in circulation is used for purchasing goods and services. This helps investors gauge how robust the economy is...
Based on the chart, I'm going to speculate that the economy isn't all that robust, lol. Sigh.
Gallows humor.
But, but if we go back to 1.9x that would mean there was 25% more money chasing after the same goods and services. That causes something... I'll remember it eventually.
Anyone can play the exponential fail game:
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fredgraph.png?g=dhP
GDP Tracking Private Credit Assets
Rob Dawg,
That causes something... I'll remember it eventually.
Inflation?
Disasters of biblical proportions?
Fire and brimstone coming down from the sky?
Rivers and seas boiling?
Earthquakes?
Tornadoes?
The dead rising from the grave?
Human sacrifice?
Dogs and cats living together?
Mass hysteria?
Sorry, got caught up in Ghostbusters brainstorming mode.
Anyone can play the exponential fail game...
That's because there is a bull market in exponential trend failures per capita! Woohoo! Sigh.
It's hard to believe that fraudulent bank loans don't circulate well as money. Really frickin hard to believe.
If I didn't know better, I'd think financial "innovation" was actually financial fraud. Good thing I know better!
Good grief. Greenspan and Bernanke are agents for and advocates of fraud!
mab,
Why am I not spending? Easy answer.
There's a pocket burning a hole in my money! ;)
That's because there is a bull market in exponential trend failures...
What's the ETF for that?
TJandTheBear,
What's the ETF for that?
ETF = Exponential Trend Failures
Coincidence? I think not! ;)
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