Debt deflation = hyper inflation? I expect inflation to sky rocket and going from my previous post I have placed all excess liquidity in real estate. I dont like it but I know that I can easily rent it out and make a small profit from it. Over time ...

Bank of England not ruling out negative rates in future: Tenreyro

But we are keeping the snowball rolling. In a consumerdriven economy we need to spend more and more and more until we throw up on out new Iphone and have to buy another one. How does that align with the green ambition? A couple of more days like ...

Bank of England not ruling out negative rates in future: Tenreyro

There are tons of news floating around and it could be this or it could be the fact that EU is slowly opening again after lockdown. It could also be that shares are just trading with a big discount. Dont know. What matters is why I didnt catch that ...

Merkel: Recovery fund should give grants, no loans to member states

Back in the ole days it was sound economic thinking to keep a few dimes on the bank account for future unforseen events, loss of income etc. Nowadays society punishes you for doing so. If you are not spending every single dime they will punish you ...

Bank of England not ruling out negative rates in future: Tenreyro

Only need a couple of we work launches to cover it

Jack Ma quits SoftBank's board as its Vision Fund posts a record $18 billion loss

It does but all good things is said to come to the one who wait (: Whats up with the markets today? anybody? somebody reported earningsor robbed a bank during weekend? Nice trend day so far (:

Powell says jobless rate could top 30%, but he doesn’t see another Depression

Thats a nice precise call. Love it - hope it works

Powell says jobless rate could top 30%, but he doesn’t see another Depression

I agree to the statement that the market do what they do. We cant fight nomatter how weird it seems from the "outside world". And it has a sense of truth to it that FED will come to rescue the bulls if the economy does not. The markets have become ...

Buckle your seat belts, the road ahead is going to be bumpy, warns El-Erian

I like the comment somebody put forward. Why do we pay tax when we can print unlimited and let the people keep their money... apparently there are really no limmits.

Fed's Powell: Not Out Of Ammunition, Can Do More If Required

He will make history in many ways. The US people voted him to office and thats the end of story. We like it or not. I have never been a big fan of reality tv and Trump but in all fairness the current situation would have hit regardless of who is in ...

Trade war: Where is Trump heading?

I believe they will start buying equities before negative interest. I am not a great fan of any of those solutions (: Having lived with negative interest in Europe/Denmark for god know how long I can see that nothing positive comes from negative ...

Goldman Sachs says a second wave of coronavirus could make the Fed rethink negative interest...

Starting to wind down? what kind of analyst/journalist would write something like that? Yes in absolute numbers it may look like it is heading in the right direction. The same when we are down to one employee and he gets laid off and the next week ...

Almost 3 million workers likely filed jobless claims last week as record unemployment grows

One dead is too many. There are few studies on the connection between jobless and suicide and they indicate that WAY more people will comit suicide due to the economic disaster they are facing than will ever die from Corona. Ofcourse the people ...

Aussie jobless rate could hit 2-decade high as government’s wage bill skyrockets

if that is what they base their politics on thennI am afraid they got it wrong

ECB's de Guindos: I expect the economy to rebound in the third and fourth quarters

Finally. Need to go to my summerhouse in South France. It will be by car since there is no planes. But about time we are getting things moving in society again.

Germany: Have Agreed With France, Austria That We Will Ease Border Controls From 16 May

The economy will not see a V Recovery but that does not mean that the indices will also not see a V shape. The way things are trading these days I am starting to doubt if we will see a seconf leg

No 'V'-shape return from devastating U.S. job loss, Fed policymakers say

I am not the slightest afraid of the second wave. I am more afraid that when the second and third wave are done we will all be living of public funding except for the ones that were long the stock indices (:

ECB's Pres. Lagarde: the second wave of virus is among top fears

But IMHO there has got to be a point where the disconnect between the "the real economy" and the stock market gets so big that this argument is not valid anymore? Where that point is I have no idea, 30K, 40K I don't know. There is of course also the ...

Fed's Kashkari: Unfortunately It Looks Like The Recovery Is Going To Be Slow

Wonder what the agenda of those guys are? Yes the numbers will be bad for quite some time I believe. It is known stuff. What scares me is that it sounds like they are looking at depression scenarios. It can be avoided though. Anyway, indices are on ...

Fed's Kashkari: Unfortunately It Looks Like The Recovery Is Going To Be Slow

Which good data are you regering to?

Crude Inventory Rises 4.6 Million Barrels, Says EIA