Independent thinking for complex markets and current events
by Derokath Normal people, when they buy a car, a home, or a whiskey, do so to drive, have a roof over their head and live, or drink, respectively. They buy to use the product, not sell it off for higher price. These bitcoin bros are so deep into the scam their perception of reality …
This looming capital need suggests a potential liquidity crunch on the horizon, exacerbated by stress indicators such as a high Fed funds rate and a sharp decline in private credit fundraising, reflecting levels not seen since 2020. BANKING CRISIS 3.0🚨 Chart depicts double top for a reason. Stressed banks"More than 280 U.S. banks with nearly …
Now, they just lead Biden off the stage by the hand. pic.twitter.com/F59w3elUIm — Russian Market (@runews) January 6, 2024 Cognitive Decline: Biden appeared very confused as he left DC for a short vacation to one of his DE estates. He just returned from two weeks of vacation and a 32-minute speech.pic.twitter.com/8dNZeaijyc — @amuse (@amuse) January …
$7.6 trillion of US government debt will mature in the next year, adding pressure on rates A whopping $7.6 trillion in interest-bearing US public debt will mature within a year, Apollo’s chief economist said in September. That represents 31% of all outstanding US government debt, adding upward pressure on rates. That’s still below 2020, when …
by TonyLiberty The cost of housing in the United States has reached an all-time high, with Americans now needing to make $114,600 per year to afford the median-priced home. To put things in perspective, the median household income is only $75,000. Homeownership is becoming increasingly out of reach for many Americans. If you’re looking to …
