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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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"It's Trump's Fault" - US Employers Cut Bonuses For First Time In 7 Years
In the spirit of “the buck stops here,” employers are blaming President Trump for the cuts, explaining that the uncertainty surrounding policies from tax reform to health care is making long-term planning difficult.
VIX Shorts Hit Record Highs As US Households Load Up On Stocks
With VIX at its 2nd lowest level weekly close in history, amid storms, quakes, dismal data, oh yeah and nuclear armageddon looming, it is perhaps no surprise that speculators sold more VIX futures last week... to a new record level of shorts.
Trump Tax Plan Leaked, Includes Tax Cuts For Wealthiest Americans; Morgan Stanley Skeptical
Ahead of the Trump administration's official disclosure of what its latest tax proposal would look like, overnight Axios leaked some of the more salient highlights.
Putting America's Record-Breaking $20 Trillion Debt In Global Context
The U.S. federal government just passed a record $20 trillion in publicly held debt. That’s bigger than the entire economy of every country in the European Union, combined.
Australia Cracks Down On Foreign Real Estate Buyers As "Ghost Towers" Increasingly Outrage Locals
Bubbly home prices have angered locals, not only because they've been priced out of the market by foreign buyers, but more so because those foreign buyers scoop up prime real estate and then proceed to let it sit vacant.
Deutsche Bank: "The Fed's 'Transparency' Killed Long-Term Investing"
It is ironic that the Fed, which in Yellen's own words is now clueless about how to reassert control over "mysterious" inflation, is doing its best to claim it is at least being "transparent" about it.
Second Largest Week Of Tech Inflows Ever
According to the latest EPFR data compiled by Bank of America, the past week saw the second largest week of inflows to tech on record ($1.0bn) and the largest week of inflows was late Jan'17.
Bond Market Bulls Embrace China Debt Downgrade
With corporate bankruptcies soaring, we are finally getting first hand evidence that Goldman - and many other skeptics - were right, because as Bloomberg reports, "defaults in China are unearthing hidden debt at companies across the country."
Why The German Elections Matter, And Not Just For Germany
The ideological composition of the new administration will affect negotiations to reform the European Union, and when it comes to Southern Europe's proposals for reform, a center-right coalition would be more skeptical than a center-left coalition.
Bitcoin Slides After Dimon Doubles Down On Cryptocurrency Concerns: "It Will End Badly"
Just a week after Jamie Dimon first attacked Bitcoin for being a "fraud," JPMorgan CEO has doubled down on his anti-crypto-currency tirade, somewhat exposing just how concerned he is at the potential for disruption within his industry.
VIXtermination Sparks Buying-Panic In Stocks As Yield Curve Crashes To 10 Year Lows
The Dollar Index just completed its best 2-week rally since December.
WTI Hovers Above $50 As US Oil Rig Count Slides To 3-Month Lows
The US oil rig count dropped for the 6th straight week (down 5 to 744), back at its lowest level since early June.
US Manufacturing "An Increasing Drag On The Economy" As PMI Drops For First Time Since March
After 5 straight months of gains, the US Composite PMI dropped back below pre-election levels.
Global Markets Spooked By North Korea H-Bomb Threat; Focus Turns To Brexit Speech
S&P futures retreated along with European and Asian shares with tech, and Apple supplier shares leading the drop while safe havens such as gold and the yen rose as the war of words between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un escalated.
Dear Jamie Dimon - Is The Swiss National Bank A Fraud?
The price of shares in The Swiss National Bank is up 11 days in a row, soaring 150% in the last two months. So Jamie - is The Swiss National Bank a fraud?
Yield Curve Collapse To 10-Year Lows Kills Dow Win Streak (But Banks Surge)
Financials continue to shrug off the post-Fed yield curve collapse...(and as trading volumes are also down 20% QoQ) - this is a quite shocking level of dissonance.
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