JP Morgan was just declaring how they were turning bullish on the US stock market less than two weeks ago and now they have turned decisively bearish. We take a look at what has changed their minds but to sum it up investors are way out ahead of themselves hoping for a V-shaped recovery. The bank warns any recovery will be underwhelming and typically such bullish positioning by the retail investing public is a contrarian sign for the stock market. They also said unemployment will remain stubbornly high finishing the year with a persistent 10% unemployment rate. It will be hard to stage a V-shaped recovery with small businesses failing left and right which happen to also be a main employer in the US. They also brought up the fact that typically from peak to trough in a recession there is around an 18-month window and the 2020 recession is being labeled the shortest bear market in history. We're actually tracking the stock market action we saw during the great depression. There is too much emphasis being placed on the performance of the stock market and the key is the broken US consumer. Typically we don't see such a severe shock to the main driver of the economy which is the consumer and if we can't find a way to get these people back to work any recovery will be very short-lived. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsHNQvY9lHA
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Economic collapse news. The Yield curve has flattened the most since 2007 the major indicator of recessions is sending on warning signals. The fed says it's normal to see the Yield curve flattening during periods of rising interest rates. He didn't ad it's normal to start recessions the same way. Now the IMF Is warning about global debt burden becoming a major problem not layer but right now.
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Economic collapse news. We briefly covered the acceleration in bank closures and bank layoffs during the month of March... Now there is more banks joining the 2019 layoff list as housing continues it's slide. We also see several more retail giants have announced store closures and hundreds of jobs. We have never really seen anything like 2019 as record breaking retail closings continues.
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Economic collapse news. In the Feds recent preliminary results for 2018 we see the lowest remittances since 2009. The reason wasn't lack of income. It's much more nefarious How the fed skimmed 38.5 billion dollars from our pockets. It is unbelievable the amount in interest the Fed pays the banks on their Excess Reserves and Required Reserves. Where it gets tricky is when it comes out of the taxpayer’s pocket and its transferred to the banks to become bank profits, and thereby bank executive bonuses and stock holder dividends, funded by the dear taxpayers. And this amount was huge in 2018 $38.5 billion dollars. Not to mention these banks that are benefiting make up the bulk of shareholders of the fed. So they pay themselves 2 ways one above the table and the second siphoning their cut off the top. This video explains in detail this corruption and why it matters.
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One of the most concerning signs we are entering a nasty economic collapse is the fact that the big banks have all turned bearish in their forecast for the US economy. The stock market crash continues and it looks like a recovery may be a little short-sighted. Goldman Sacs was a little off on some of their assumptions like their year-end S&P500 price we crashed below today during the stock market sell-off. Goldman also expects for some reason after a -5% GDP print in Q2 the US will reach 3% GDP in Q3, and 4% in Q4. That's why I don't agree with their base case because they still are underestimating the severity of this halt in consumption especially leisure spending. Many major cities have already closed or limited restaurants and other public gatherings so their prediction of a slowdown in restaurants didn't seem to consider a halt in consumer spending in many different sectors. I don't even believe that this will be any better in 2 months I actually think it could be much worse by then as all previous predictions were understated by a lot. Like "the impact to the US GDP will be minimal" as a result of the shutdowns. We clearly see that's not the world we are living in.
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Economic collapse news. First we see interest in gold is beginning to pick up. inflows into gold ETF and similar products has reached a feverish pace, also world gold ETF holdings have reached an all time high. Here is the breakdown and We dig into the Fed minutes that was just released and it reveals a somewhat hawkish sounding Fed. Several of the participants discussed their desire to communicate to markets that the easing has an end date. This comes at a time when the markets are unsure if they want to sell off or jump 100 points. I think the fed is just posturing against such stringent demands from markets.
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