Monthly Archives: September 2016

Leverage

Do you ever wonder why global monetary settings are still in crisis mode, despite the apparent “recovery”? If things are going so swimmingly, why is it that we cannot have a rate rise, anywhere. The answer is leverage and collateral: too much of one and not enough of the other. These days the style of […]

Market Spooked, change in the wind?

There can be no doubt recent bond and stock market turmoil can be blamed on global central banks leaving a “gap” in their announcement of new “shock and awe” stimulus. The stimulus that has worked so fantastically well to do nothing more than continue to bind a broken financial system together for fear of of […]