By Steve Hochberg and Pete Kendall Back in December, we wrote an article titled “Interest Rates Win Again as Fed Follows Market.” In the piece, we noted that while most experts believe that central banks set interest...
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By Steve Hochberg and Pete Kendall Back in December, we wrote an article titled “Interest Rates Win Again as Fed Follows Market.” In the piece, we noted that while most experts believe that central banks set interest...
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By Murray Gunn The luxury British car maker Aston Martin has learned a hard lesson; namely, diamonds may be forever, but the market for $400,000 cars is not. A February 28 Guardian article confirms that since going...
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By Murray Gunn and Brian Whitmer The pinhole puncture in the global “Fintech” bubble keeps growing, despite drastic attempts to seal it shut. The most recent and radical attempt occurred on February 18, when BaFin, Germany’s financial...
Elliott Wave International’s Chief European Analyst, Brian Whitmer, claims that right now, Europe “is the closest thing a US investor will get a crystal ball.” If you find that intriguing (as we do), you’ll be glad to...
By Murray Gunn For better or worse, the markets perceive that Fed chairman Powell has showed his hand. The recent Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) minutes of the January meeting revealed almost unanimous agreement to announce a...
By Steve Hochberg and Pete Kendall Once upon a time, central banks’ purchases of common stocks were non-existent. In recent times, however, a 2018 Reuters article observes that once stodgy central banks have moved into the fast...
