Financial Economics – Page 16

At extreme levels of market valuations (bubbles), everything portends a crash

May 30, 2024

Lately there has been growing concern over the valuation of the US stock market, warning that it is currently overvalued. This analysis delves into…

From New York and London to Tokyo… all indices at all-time highs

May 23, 2024

From New York to London to Tokyo, there is one commonality among global stock markets: record highs. Of the world’s 20 largest stock markets,…

How far or close are we from a painful crash?

May 16, 2024

The economic cycle we are experiencing is very different from most economic cycles we have experienced to date in our lifetimes. This means that…

Wall Street: The debt bubble of 1.7 trillion dollars in the private debt shadow market

May 16, 2024

Private credit has grown exponentially in recent years as banks have reduced their balance sheets due to tighter regulations. The private debt bubble harkens…

Stocks in an extreme bubble, everything reminds of the crash of 1929 and 2008

May 16, 2024

In the American stock market, there are risks of creating a bubble and extreme valuations, at unprecedented levels, due to the over-optimism of the…

The BRICS prepare a Central Bank and buy gold to support the common currency

May 16, 2024

China, backed by Russia and South Africa, is planning the final assault on the still-strong dollar by introducing a new currency, to be issued…

The FED is on alert: In case a banking domino of bankruptcies begins

May 9, 2024

It seems that in the US the time has come for a wave of consolidation in the banking industry. A key program that kept…

Weak development and the Global financial system with multiple problems

April 18, 2024

After the great financial crisis of 2007 – 2008, regulatory authorities, worldwide, are engaged in continuous efforts to remove, in every way, financial risks….

Gold: Russia’s Strategic Monetary Superweapon

April 4, 2024

In history, gold and silver accompanied the rule of different empires. They made possible the financing of conquests, but also the very rule of…

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Category: Financial Economics

At extreme levels of market valuations (bubbles), everything portends a crash

From New York and London to Tokyo… all indices at all-time highs

How far or close are we from a painful crash?

Wall Street: The debt bubble of 1.7 trillion dollars in the private debt shadow market

Stocks in an extreme bubble, everything reminds of the crash of 1929 and 2008

The BRICS prepare a Central Bank and buy gold to support the common currency

The FED is on alert: In case a banking domino of bankruptcies begins

Weak development and the Global financial system with multiple problems

Gold: Russia’s Strategic Monetary Superweapon