5 Systemic Alarm Bells You Need To Know As Credit Suisse Fails
Credit Suisse has failed and been rescued. This may have prevented an immediate crisis, but danger remains.
Here are five alarm bells that are ringing loudly.
Silicon Valley Bank: The Big Problem That You Need To Know
The recent failure of SVB has driven markets into a frenzy, but the narratives are missing a broader point – bank runs are symptoms of a much bigger problem.
Why you Should NOT Follow the Dollar Index (DXY)
The USD’s rally is catching the attention of commentators.
However, their focus is on the Dollar Index, which ISN’T a good indicator of USD performance.
What Are 2 Of The World’s Most Important Markets Saying?
The summer rally in US equities has gotten folks bullish again.
But, from a broader perspective, it looks as if equities are fighting the bullish battle alone.
3 Important Markets You Must Pay Attention To Now
Summer rallies have brought some relief to markets, but we aren’t out of the woods yet.
These 3 markets will give some indication of how things may play out.
4 Trades You Need To Know For Current Market Turmoil
Markets have been making it very clear that all is not well in the global economy. What does this mean for your portfolio, and how should you position yourself?
How To Trade Through The Fog Of War. Part 4 USD
The USD has garnered less attention this week as it really hasn’t moved that much, and in a consistent way, since Russia’s invasion. Which currencies to trade?
Why The Dollar Poses A Global Headache 6: Recurring Crises
As long as the world relies on a reserve currency that is distributed by banks, global USD crises will occur. FIMA is but a band aid over a systemic problem.
Why The Dollar Poses A Global Headache 5: Crisis Lending
Everyone’s need for Dollars, and their inability to print them, led ex-US Treasury Secretary John Connally to call the USD “our currency, but your problem”.
Why The Dollar Poses A Global Headache 4: More Isn’t Better
In a crisis, foreign central banks sell their foreign reserves to provide their banking systems with USDs – but having more reserves isn’t always better.
