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What will happen to commodities in 2011?
First, consider the following: Commodities are up across the board, in some cases quite dramatically. This boom is international — manufacturers are bidding up prices and there are strains on available...
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US shows two negative indicators
Corporate insiders, apparently bullish no less than a month ago, have been selling nearly seven shares of their company’s stock for each share they are buying. When there is a major rally from...
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The Central Planning Gambit: Can Central Banks Avoid a Crash?
The Bank for International Settlements put out its annual report on June 29. It says that the recovery is driven primarily by new fiat money generated by central banks. As a result, the pricing of...
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RED ALERT! Canada’s Yield Curve is Inverting
The yield curve in Canada shows signs of inverting. We need to watch this carefully as it is a strong indicator that we are heading towards a recession. This week the rate on 3-month Canadian t-bills...
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Canada’s yield curve is looking very scary. It has almost completely inverted and this is typically an indicator of coming recession. An inverted yield curve occurs when short-term bond yields are...
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