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.
Tuesday: NY Fed Mfg
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[image: Mortgage Rates] From Matthew Graham at Mortgage News Daily: Mortgage
Rates Fall Back Below 7%
Last Friday was notable in that it was the first day ...
Another look a NVDA
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I've looked at NVDA a couple times, in *August 2023 *and *January 2024*.
On Saturday 8/26/23 I said the action in NVDA stock looked like it was
topping....
Quantifying Trickle Down in Real Average Earnings
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I studied a handful of economic measures to see their affect on Real
Average Earnings. I used the following series from the St. Louis Fed FRED
system:
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If capital depreciation appeals to you, then France might be the perfect fit! Bump those investment returns! Make a serious dent in your long-term savings goals!
The head of the Dutch central bank, having not previously complained publicly, last week admitted that euro-QE, by propping up spendthrift governments, would shield the likes of France and Italy from “market discipline”, postponing vital reforms. A senior Goldman Sachs banker added that negative interest rates are “freaking him out”.
And no wonder. For the longer profligate eurozone governments are able to ramp up borrowing, the more likely monetary union is dramatically to implode. And the further share prices are pumped up by QE and other monetary mutations, the more vulnerable global stock markets are to crash.
Hold on now. No need to freak out. As long as we keep the global economic speed down to the bare minimum, implosions and crashes seem highly unlikely. I doubt the airbags will even deploy!
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