by Michael E Dehn | Aug 7, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, Humanoid endeavors, Latest News, Media, World economic impacts
This is concerning: The US unemployment rate has risen for 4 consecutive months, the longest streak since the 2008 Financial Crisis. Over the last 75 years, every time unemployment rose for 4 consecutive months, the US economy entered recession. The jobless rate has...
by Michael E Dehn | Aug 5, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Biden the miscreant, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, World economic impacts
My father explaining the reverse carry trade, Japan, and global margin call on the entire stock market back in the mid-1980s. I miss him. This explains the $SPX, $NVDA, and what comes next. Watch and repost this. Not for me – for his honor as an immigrant who...
by Michael E Dehn | Aug 5, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, International insights, World economic impacts
One word is being deliberately omitted here and that is derivatives. All the free money that the BOJ offered to the major insitutional investors in “the float” like Buffett who bulked up on Japanese stocks with it. These in a downturn can be considered...
by Michael E Dehn | Aug 5, 2024 | 2024 election realities, Banking and Finance, Biden the miscreant, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, World economic impacts
KAMALA HARRIS: “That is called Bidenomics… **horrendous cackling** …and we are very proud of Bidenomics!” pic.twitter.com/amc0aJb3UM — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 5,...
by Michael E Dehn | Aug 5, 2024 | Banking and Finance, consumer spending and sentiment, International insights, Latest News, Media, World economic impacts
Nikkei Has Biggest Drop in History: Here’s What’s Causing the Global Market...
by Michael E Dehn | Aug 3, 2024 | Banking and Finance, Breaking News, consumer spending and sentiment, Technology, World economic impacts
Technology companies experiencing simple market cycles, hangover syndromes, or chronic illnesses? Indications of larger changes underway? If I had to guess, in the short run, I would say market cycles. Certainly, we've had huge recent run-ups in market values,...