7 More YearsOfLowRates.. AndThenWar? http://feedly.com/k/1a2MX6G While chart analogs provide optically pleasing (and often far too shockingly correct) indications of the human herd tendencies towards fear and greed, a glance through the headlines and reporting of prior periods can provide just as much of a concerning ‘analog’ as any chart. In this case, while these 3 pictures can paint a thousandwords; a thousand words may also … Seguir leyendo 7 More Years Of Low Rates.. And Then War?

JimRogers: "ThisIsAbsoluteInsanity" http://feedly.com/k/17tnK6r "It’snotjusttheFed, it’s central banking," Jim Rogers exclaims to Reuters inthisbrief clip, "thisisabsoluteinsanity." As the world’s central banks, for the first time in history "try to debase their currencies," simultaneously, Rogers cautions, "the world’s floating around on a huge artificial sea of liquidity." Rogers goes on to explain that he doesn’t expect Bernanke to taper and fears that Yellen won’t either but hopes … Seguir leyendo Jim Rogers: «This Is Absolute Insanity»

84% OfUSAdultsDon’t Use Twitter, Only 4% OfAmericansOver 30 GetTheirNewsFrom Twitter, PewStudyFinds http://feedly.com/k/1aRxnga When it comes to Twitter, there seems to be a discrepancy in the publicly available user data. Recall that according to the company’s S-1 filing, Twitter’s US monthly user base has risen from 10 million in 2010 to just shy of 50 million. And yet, according to a just released PewResearchpoll, a whopping … Seguir leyendo 84% Of US Adults Don’t Use Twitter, Only 4% Of Americans Over 30 Get Their News From Twitter, Pew Study Finds

GoebbelsWould Be Proud: EuropeanUnionPullsReportAllegingSpanishEconomic Data IsMadeUp http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/zerohedge/feed/~3/skCrhmL9GPA/story01.htm One of the underreported stories from last week was the implicit announcement by the official statistical agency of the European Union – Eurostat – that Spanish budget (and who knows what other) data is now just one big lie. Last Tuesday Bloombergreported: "European Union officials made an extraordinary visit to Spain in September thatsignalsescalatingconcernaboutthereliabilityofthecountry’sbudget data. EU statisticians ordered … Seguir leyendo Goebbels Would Be Proud: European Union Pulls Report Alleging Spanish Economic Data Is Made Up

Post de la forera Ane Iguain de burbuja.info: El precio de la vivienda modera su caída en octubre al 8,5%, según datos de Tinsa – elEconomista.es «modera y tinsa» que me aparecen al escribir el título del post:    El precio de la vivienda modera su caída y baja un 4,6% en abril, según Tinsa El precio de la vivienda modera su descenso en noviembre, … Seguir leyendo El precio de la vivienda modera su caída en octubre al 8,5%, según datos de Tinsa

Meet "FiatLeak.com" – Real Time MapOfBitcoinTransactionsByCountry http://feedly.com/k/1blDJiH With Bitcoin ranging from $395 to $295 and back up to $370 in the last 24 hours, keeping an eye on where exactly the "selling" and "buying" is coming from may prove useful to some. As LibertyBlitzkrieg’sMikeKriegerhighlights, there is a site for that "FiatLeak.com," which uses data from the three major Bitcoin exchanges for which data is published, … Seguir leyendo Meet «FiatLeak.com» – Real Time Map Of Bitcoin Transactions By Country

TheDayTheBubbleBecameOfficial, AndEveryoneWasHappy http://feedly.com/k/1blSqlK A new era has dawned: there is now a consensus that this is a stock market bubble. We’re back where we were during the last bubble, or the one before it. How do I know it’s not just some intrepid souls on the bleeding edge who are claiming this, but a consensus? shared via http://feedly.com Seguir leyendo The Day The Bubble Became Official, And Everyone Was Happy

Inspiteofcurrencydisadvantage, Germany competes onbrand http://feedly.com/k/1blSm5q Germany’s trade figures continue to surprise to the upside. The latest merchandise trade number came in at €18.9bn, while economists were expecting €15.5bn (according to Econoday). Source: Econoday The question of course is how does Germany do this given that it is competing directly with Japan in global markets. And Japan has had one key advantage – a weakening currency, … Seguir leyendo In spite of currency disadvantage, Germany competes on brand