Note the word bounce, which in TA means what it sounds like… a bounce within an existing trend. Note the trends here by the slopes
Category: Inflation & Deflation
30 Year Yield Continuum & the Prospect of Inflation
The 30 year Treasury bond yield hit an extreme last month and is the last man standing in the way of a deflationary event of
Macro Implications, as Silver Takes Leadership From Gold
Since we noted the initial move to break the 200 day moving average – and at least temporarily break the downtrend on August 27th –
Silver/Gold Ratio Gets on its Horse
As if its ears were burning when I mentioned it in the previous post, the Silver/Gold ratio hopped on and is starting to ride this
Enter, the Vampire
I was just poking around older posts and found this one from May 31st… You Have to Invite the Vampire Into Your House In this
Economist Lays Out the Next Step to Wonderland for the Fed
[edit] Also see this companion piece posted shortly after… Enter, the Vampire Mr. Steven Ricchiuto, he of a Masters in Economics from Columbia, has laid
When the Bond Bubble Blows Up
Amazing isn’t it? It was only back in H2 2018 when everybody but you (because you are as smart as I think you are or
3 Amigos of Deflationary Macro Signaling
There are a lot more than 3 Amigos of deflation, but when I get a theme in my head it tends to stay until max
When Deflation is in the Air
When deflation is in the air you have people getting hysterical about negative interest rates and safe haven Treasury bonds. You have people telling us
The Great Inflation Delusion – Dr. Ed
Ref. Dr. Ed’s… The Great Inflation Delusion The central bankers have been fighting powerful forces of deflation. With all the liquidity they’ve provided, they have
Inflation Gauges
It’s probably not a coincidence that this is doing this… While these are doing this… The above are all still trending down (i.e. technically, bouncing
Contrarian or the Herd?
Following is the Opening Notes segment of this week’s edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole (NFTRH 560). In this segment I tend to let
And Now a Word From a Zombie…
Both compliments of MarketWatch, this morning’s Debt Zombies article I highlighted was something that I thought highly of, obviously. The writer is no b/s and
Debt Zombies; the Very Essence of an Inflationary Crack-Up-Boom
Isn’t that how it goes? A society (or in this case several developed societies now competing in the currency war) collectively spends more than it