Posts Tagged ‘interest’
Tribune Co. Going Bankrupt
Sunday, December 7, 2008 23:06 2 CommentsTribune Co. may be filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy next week, as advertising revenues tumbled.The company has $1.5 billion due in interest payments on debt due over the next 8 months and won’t have the cash to make good. Tribune has hired Lazard to prepare the bankruptcy filings.
Tribune has been in trouble for a while. [...]
Inflation vs Deflation: How to Know Which One to Worry About
Wednesday, December 3, 2008 18:17 No CommentsI noticed a couple of comments (OK just one) regarding inflation/deflation and how to know which is dominant. To get the answer I like to use a simple inflation/deflation indicator that I first learned about by reading John Murphy’s Intermarket Analysis book. I highly recommend reading this book to anyone who’s interested in charting stocks [...]
Donald Trump Facing Bankruptcy?
Sunday, November 30, 2008 19:14 11 CommentsDonald Trump & Co. Maxed Out
You know times are rough when Donald Trump can’t pay his bills!
Trump Entertainment Resorts announced that it will have to miss the $53.1 Million interest payment due to it’s bondholders on Monday. Citing a collapse in revenues and a poor economic environment, the Atlantic City Casino operator says that it [...]
China cuts interest rate, banks’ reserve requirements
Wednesday, November 26, 2008 8:08 No CommentsChina Wednesday reduced both its lending and borrowing rates by 1.08 percentage points in an effort to ease the money supply. The Chinese central bank’s one-year yuan lending rate is now 5.58%, while the rate on one-year yuan deposits rate has been lowered to 2.52%.
The central bank also reduced bank reserve requirements by 1% for [...]
IMF Warns: Worst of financial crisis yet to come
Saturday, November 22, 2008 22:39 No CommentsThe IMF’s chief economist has warned that the global financial crisis is set to worsen and that the situation will not improve until 2010, a report said Saturday.”The worst is yet to come,” Blanchard said in an interview with the Finanz und Wirtschaft newspaper, adding that “a lot of time is needed before the situation [...]
Bernanke & Bush: The Perfect Storm
Sunday, September 23, 2007 3:14 No CommentsThe Fed’s Move
Amid pressure of growing concerns of a recession, and contrary to every public comment he has ever made, Ben Bernanke stepped in to bail out Wall Street at the expense of higher inflation and a declining US dollar. His 50/50 bps cut on the fed funds and discount rates sent stock prices and [...]
2007 Stock Market Crash Update
Monday, August 20, 2007 0:14 2 CommentsCharting Stocks Update
August 19, 2007
“The US government is on a ‘burning platform’ of unsustainable policies and practices with fiscal deficits, chronic healthcare underfunding, immigration and overseas military commitments threatening a crisis if action is not taken soon.
..These include “dramatic” tax rises, slashed government services and the large-scale dumping by foreign governments of holdings of US [...]
What Bull Market? A Closer Look at the 2002-2007 “Bull” Run
Sunday, April 1, 2007 4:44 No CommentsCharting Stocks
April 1, 2006
“All great inflations end with the acceptance of real money—gold—and the rejection of political money—paper. The stage is now set; monetary order is of the utmost importance. Conditions are deteriorating, and the solutions proposed to date have only made things worse. Although the solution is readily available to us, powerful forces whose [...]
End Game:Why The Fed Can’t Save Us
Saturday, March 17, 2007 21:08 No CommentsCharting Stocks Update
March 17, 2007
Merrill Lynch urges the Fed to cut rates:
Merrill Analyst — “If the inflation-fighting Federal Reserve were to keep rates unchanged to contain price growth — instead of cutting by 1 percentage point in the second half of 2007 as Merrill expects — then this would put the probability of an outright [...]
The Coming Stock Market Crash of 2007
Monday, January 1, 2007 20:24 12 CommentsJanuary 1, 2007
Charting Stocks 2007 Outlook:
The case for a Stock Market decline in 2007
-Contraction of the manufacturing sector: Usually precedes a recession
-Auto production declining by more than 10%: Usually precedes a recession.
-The collapsing real estate market: Public Home Builders report record cancellations. KB Homes 53% of orders were cancelled in 2006. Pulte Homes 36%, [...]





















