The Federal Reserve is wrong again. This time with real time payments
The Federal Reserve is responsible for the Great Depression and 2008 recession. Now they want to control Real Time Payments (RTP) What could go wrong?
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Yo-yo market: Stocks every which way but up as Fed reports
WASHINGTON, October 29, 2014 – It’s trick-or-treat time on Wall Street today, albeit just a tad early in the week. After opening nicely up nicely in a follow-through to Tuesday’s rally, traders changed their minds this afternoon after the Fed definitively—more or less—finally put a stake through the heart of QE. It’s like the Day ...
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Putin purportedly climbs down, stocks set to soar
WASHINGTON, March 4, 2014 − It was gloom and doom on Wall Street yesterday with Russian President Vladimir Putin in full U.S.S.R/KGB mode. Led by headline-driven machine trading, markets plunged as HTFs, algos and permabears predicted the imminent demise of the U.S. and the Western world. But today, Putin seems to have climbed down from ...
Gloom, boom, or doom? Fed reads tea leaves today
Uncertainty dominates as interest rates, ObamaScare roil markets.
Despicable market resumes regular trading this week
Employment numbers show more Minions than full-timers. Ah, but not to worry. The Government will take care of us little minions.
‘New Yorker’: Obama denies role in government
Wall Street swoons, media aghast as President claims plausible deniability for everything.
Scary Pete Najarian headline: ‘Market showing no fear’
Market rallying again, but selling picks up underneath the hood.
‘Waiting for Godot’ time again on Wall Street
We sold our gold ETF this morning (IAU) with some regret, but the charts are looking lousy all around. With our Schwab IPO calendar rounding 31 days after the disaster, we unloaded our shares in LifeLock (LOCK) as well.
Wall Street still ‘Waiting for Godot’
Bill Murray’s “Groundhog Day” motif has seemed appropriate, with each trading day seemingly repeating the previous down almost to the last measure of detail.