Funds Hold Most Cash Since GFC
Fund manager cash holdings are at crisis-bottom levels, typically a sound bullish indicator. But will history predict the future this time?
Read more...Fund manager cash holdings are at crisis-bottom levels, typically a sound bullish indicator. But will history predict the future this time?
Read more...Oil has ratcheted down again and stocks are getting hammered.
Read more...The failure to use fiscal policy in tandem with monetary policy means that the timid and short-sighted private sector has lacked confidence to ratchet up investment in productive, income-generating activity – as opposed to speculative activity.
Read more...Yves here. This post is more important than it seems for several reasons. First, it reveals one of the dirty secrets of modeling: if you tweak assumptions within plausible ranges, you can come up with wildly different outcomes. Second, it identifies what some of these assumptions are in the now-hot-topic of whether letting more migrants […]
Read more...The Clinton campaign is too obviously interested in its success over that of the nation. And despite the Sanders surge, it still believes in its inevitability.
Read more...Yves here. Sometimes it is best to let things speak for themselves. In that spirit, I am embedding a very important paper by the well-respected investment management firm GMO which debunks the tenets of “sound finance,” meaning the claim that governments need to balance their budgets. I expect to be referring to it regularly, particularly […]
Read more...Newly-released material from Clinton archives show him and Blair working to control Yeltsin, with some success, and their plans for Putin.
Read more...Unionizing doctors are at odds with management because management cares only about profit while they prioritize the quality of care.
Read more...Why tax treaties are a gimmie to multinationals and a poisoned chalice for developing countries.
Read more...The hidden strings in a Koch Brothers gift to Western Carolina University, and why its faculty is opposed.
Read more...How the Fed balance sheet works and why what we, the public, consider to be money is a debt of the Federal Reserve.
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