Valuation Math Suggests Difficult Markets In 2023
Guest post by Lance Roberts from Real Investment Advice: In 2023, the math of valuations suggests returns will likely be challenging as markets remain difficult
Guest post by Lance Roberts from Real Investment Advice: In 2023, the math of valuations suggests returns will likely be challenging as markets remain difficult
Guest post by Ronni Stoeferle from Gold Switzerland: 1) Bonds are no longer the anti-fragile portfolio foundation 2022 has been a highly unpleasant year for bonds
Guest post by Alasdair Macleod from Goldmoney.com: At these times of growing confusion over the future of currencies’ purchasing power, it is time to remove
Guest post by Stephen Flood from Goldcore.com: The US midterms have not produced the ‘red tsunami’ so many political commentators predicted. But the Democrats could
Guest post by Matthew Piepenburg from Gold Switzerland: Gold’s price direction is explained below. From polo to hockey—it’s a known fact that the best players
Originally posted on Bloomberg reported by Alice Huang: (Bloomberg) — The crisis in Chinese property dollar bonds has become so extreme that an analyst who’s
Guest post by MN Gordon from his blog on Economic Prism: Stagflation, sinking labor productivity, severe levels of public and private debt, a splintered real
Guest post by Doug Noland from his blog Credit Bubble Bulletin: It has always sounded archaic, at best. Most think “lunatic fringe.” Yet, there is
Guest post by Porter Stansberry from his free subscription on Substack.com: THE BIGGEST BUBBLE IN HISTORY DEFLATES YOUR STANDARD OF LIVING IS GOING TO
Guest post by Matthew Piepenburg from his blog on GlodSwitzerland.com: One can’t emphasize enough how dangerous the current macro setting is in the wake of
Guest post by Peter Schiff from his blog on SchiffGold.com: The Federal Reserve is between a rock and a hard place, and it’s going to
Guest post by MN Gordon from his blog Economic Prism: Anyone with half a brain knew there would be hell to pay for locking down
Hedges blow up after risk gauges in Germany’s government debt market exceeded those of the 2008 world crash. Guest Post by David P. Goldman from
Guest Post by Egon Von Greyerz from GoldSwitzerland.com: As the dark years are approaching, the world is now approaching survival mode. Admittedly, if you go
Guest Post by Charles Hugh Smith from his blog on Oftwominds.com: Looks like we need another $500 billion or so. Hum baby! Predictions are hard, especially
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