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Tyler Durden (pseudonym) is thelead writer at ZeroHedge. Tyler represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is ...more

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Mall Tenants Seek Shorter Leases As America's Relics Of The 80's Teeter On The Brink
It seems that retailers have grown so uncertain about the future of these 1980s relics that they're only willing to sign 1-2 year leases these days.
U.S. Weeks Away From A Recession According To Latest Loan Data
One indicator has remained a fail-safe marker of economic contraction: since 1960, every time Commercial & Industrial loan balances have declined, (due to tighter loan supply or declining demand), a recession was either in progress or starting soon.
Ethereum Price Surges Over $300 - Has The Cryptocurrency Asset Class Arrived?
It’s not just Bitcoin anymore. Digital currencies have another big winner now, Ethereum, which topped $300 for the first time this morning.
Goldman: "The Last Time The Market Acted Like This Was At The Tech Bubble Peak"
This year’s hottest stocks buckled Friday, spurring losses that sent the Nasdaq 100 to its biggest drop relative to the Dow Jones Industrial Average since 2008.
"Nothing Else Matters": Central Banks Have Bought A Record $1.5 Trillion In Assets In 2017
BofA's Michael Hartnett writes that central bank balance sheets have now grown to a record $15.1 trillion, up from $14.6 trillion in late April, and says that "central banks have bought a record $1.5 trillion in assets YTD."
Credit Card Defaults Surge Most Since Financial Crisis
The default rate on US credit cards has jumped to 3.31%, an increase of 13% from a year ago, and the highest default rate since June 2013.
FANGtastrophe Strikes Stocks As Growth Gamble Gives Up After VIX Hits 24-Year Lows
Something changed today - the incessant bid for growth disappeared and value outperformed dramatically.
State Corporate Tax Receipts Just Crashed The Most Since The Recession
After flatlining for the past year, US income tax receipts - both at the federal government and on a state and local level - have been disappointing, and have posted a sharp drop since the start of the year, which is "sounding an alarm.
New US Shale Play Emerges As Rig Count Rises For 21st Week In A Row
Crude production from the Lower 48 dropped marginally last week, despite rising rig counts.
Five Tech Firms Account For 55% Of Nasdaq Gains In 2017 - Goldman Warns Of "Valuation Air-Pocket"
The recent run in large-cap tech stocks (with the top 5 accounting for a stunning 55% of the Nasdaq's YTD gains) has evoked memories (nightmares?) for some investors of the last euphoric NASDAQ run.
Q2 GDP To Suffer As Wholesale Inventories Plunge In April
Thanks to a big drop in automotive inventories (and sales) and farm products, April's final wholesale inventories data tumbled 0.5% MoM. It has not seen a bigger drop since May 2013.
Tesla Is Now Bigger Than Ford, GM, And BMW...
With today's near 1% rise to a new record high, Tesla just became the 4th largest (by market cap) automaker in the world - surpassing BMW at over $61 billion.
UK Election Chaos Sparks Selling Spree In Bonds & Bullion
Because nothing says sell safe-havens like a shocking election result in the nation at the center of European Union chaos...
S&P Futures At Record High After "Shocking" UK Election Result
"Triple Threat Thursday" is now a distant memory, with both the ECB and Comey testimony "non-events" for the market, although the UK general election was a shocker in which contrary to expectations, Theresa May lost her majority in Parliament.
Home-Flippers Reliance On Leverage Rises To Highest Level In 9 Years
The business of financing for home flippers continued to grow in the first quarter of 2017 even as the home flipping rate plateaued compared to a year ago and average home flipping returns decreased for the second consecutive quarter.
Pound Volatility Spikes To Post-Brexit Highs Ahead Of UK Election Results
Overnight volatility in the pound against the dollar surged to its highest reading since the aftermath of the Brexit vote last year, resulting in a stiff premium for those looking for a last-minute hedge.
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