Total credit card debt is skyrocketing as savings rates have crashed. Total revolving credit in the US now stands at USD 1.3 TRILLION, up from ~ USD […]
US fights inflation with credit card debt
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Further rate hikes may be needed if inflation remains high
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said on Friday that it is possible that further rate hikes may be needed to control inflation, rather than the cuts that […]
Is it time to buy US stocks with extra dividends?
Is it time to buy US stocks with extra dividends, you might ask. Which stocks have extra dividends and what about currency risk (or currency risk)? You […]
US banks are sitting on huge real estate debt
Currently, there is approximately $6 trillion in commercial real estate (CRE) debt in the United States. US banks hold a whopping three trillion dollars, or 50%, of […]
The era of big dividends for mining companies is coming to an end – for now.
Investors should prepare for lower dividends from some of the most widely held mining stocks as commodity prices fluctuate and companies prepare for higher capital spending, according […]
How much will current infrastructure spending increase?
Today’s infrastructure spending is likely to be significantly higher than that experienced during the post-World War II reconstruction period by the US and the rest of the […]
The FED is printing treasury bills at an increasing pace
The US Treasury Department is issuing more Treasury bills at an accelerated pace. In a fiscal dominance regime, the central bank is forced to cut interest rates […]
S&P is overvalued
Goldman Sachs says the S&P 500 is overvalued, but don’t be alarmed – more gains likely on the horizon! The PE ratio of the equally weighted S&P […]
Is the US housing market cracking?
US new home prices are now down 20% from their peaks, in bear market territory, and falling faster than prices seen in 2008, according to Reventure. Is […]
US stock market rally bodes well for consumption
The US stock market rally as measured by the benchmark S&P 500 index has gone up 25% since the November FOMC meeting, an increase of $10.9 billion. […]
