From New York and London to Tokyo… all indices at all-time highs

From New York to London to Tokyo, there is one commonality among global stock markets: record highs. Of the world’s 20 largest stock markets, 14 have reached all-time highs recently. The MSCI ACWI index, which tracks developed and emerging markets, is setting one record after another. In the US, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 …

Inflation – Recession nightmare returns for stockholders

Journalists in the financial press often speak of a Goldilocks economy (“not too hot, not too cold”) in tribute to the Fed’s finesse in manipulating interest rates. They also use the term “soft landing” because the Fed is supposed to manage to tame inflation without causing a recession. However, these narratives, in fact, have no …

The nightmare Scenario in Economy, Markets, with Inflation and Bubbles

In early 2002, gold was around $300. The primary goal was to preserve wealth. The Nasdaq had already crashed by 67%, but, before bottoming out, it lost an additional 50%. The total loss was 80%, with many companies going bankrupt. In 2006 the Great Financial Crisis began In 2008, the financial system found itself minutes …

The big risks that threaten the Markets for 2024

The pursuit of prediction verification is like a game, because rare and catastrophic extreme events are unpredictable. Therefore, it is better to approach accepting in advance the reality of market risks and to prepare for their possible appearance. 1. Expansion of the conflict in the Middle East After the Hamas attack on Israel on October …

The digital dollar and the collapse in the “fake” wealth of the markets

Why did the decoupling of production from consumption through the operation of financial markets and the leverage of values become the greatest historical economic experiment? The financial “bubble” that began in the late 1980s is expected to burst with a wave sweeping away the forms of economies we know. “Bad currency” had long driven out …

A Global Liquidity Crisis is beginning to appear on the Horizon

The dynamics of the global market vis-à-vis all those markets where a global liquidity that in 2019 reached 130 trillion dollars, well above the global GDP of 80 trillion dollars, is looking for a way out, tends to be the most decisive for the developments in the global economy. There are estimates that today this …

Inflation, energy and the upcoming tapering sank the markets

The ongoing tightening of monetary policy by the world’s major central banks creates a suffocating environment with increased chances of development leading to a major mix of crisis and recession. In addition, Joe Biden’s uncertainty about fiscal position directs investors to the security of fixed-income government bonds. America The 10-year T Bond has a yield …

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