I wonder if that got anyone's attention. It's hard to say in this topsy turvy new world order. Sometimes, bad news is good news and good news is bad news. It's Mad Hatter World.
Observations and opinions. My opinion and $1 (it was 50 cents but I've adjusted for inflation) will get you a cup of really bad coffee.
I wonder if that got anyone's attention. It's hard to say in this topsy turvy new world order. Sometimes, bad news is good news and good news is bad news. It's Mad Hatter World.
Old Joe was unceremoniously put out to pasture and you're asked to now place your trust in Kamala. She managed to put a lot of "butts in seats" at her Atlanta rally by having Megan Thee Stallion give a free performance - great turn out. For those about to twerk, we salute you.
Kamala now has to reach out to suburban white women... she'll probably do a rally in Boise, Idaho and feature free white wine and a show from Enya or River Dance.
The pandering never ends and general public laps it up. Pathetic.
Trust me. A LOT of the loans that are granted and closed during "high tide" are totally stupid. They are made by stupid people to stupid people. When "low tide" eventually comes to the beach, credit will still be available but many of the standards are much, much higher as well as the interest rates charged.
Ronald Reagan once said that a recession is when your neighbor loses his job and a depression is when you lose your job. It could also be said that a recession is when your neighbor files for bankruptcy and depression is when you file for bankruptcy.
Yahoo Finance: "The consumer slowdown is here and its flashing a recession warning for the economy. Consumers are finally slowing their spending and experts say that's a warning sign of the economy. Americans have propped up the economy with a powerful spending spree in the last two years."
Let me translate that last sentence into Kenny Bing lingo: Americans have propped up the economy with a powerful surge of deficit spending thanks to an easy credit environment that is now coming to an end. Tighter terms, higher interest rates and increasing defaults on consumer loans, credit cards, auto loans and other consumer finance contracts will lead the economy into a consumer led recession.
This interest rate inversion is very, very long in the tooth. Make no mistake about it, 10 year treasury yields will become higher than the 2 year treasury yield at some future date. It is not a matter of "if" but a matter of "when". The gap between the two has become more and more narrow with short term rates going higher and higher. When the "ship rights itself", it is going to become even more interesting than it is today.