Thinks that make you go hMMMMMM August 12
Bath Salts in the Wound | VICE
But by the end of February something had changed. Comments from Amped users started appearing on blogs, claiming that unlike the initial batches of the fine high-octane stimulant powder that “made ladybugs scatter,” recent shipments were the color and texture of soggy piecrust. The stuff smelled like piss. For those willing to snort this congealed paste, however, it still provided a decent high.
Maudlin Letter August 11
The Solution…is the Problem, Part II – Sprott Asset Management
When we wrote Part I of this paper in June 2009, the total U.S. public debt was just north of $10 trillion. Since then, that figure has increased by more than 50% to almost $16 trillion, thanks largely to unprecedented levels of government intervention.
Once the exclusive domain of central bankers and policy makers, acronyms such as QE, LTRO, SMP, TWIST, TARP, TALF have found their way into the mainstream. With the aim of providing stimulus to the economy, central planners of all stripes have both increased spending and reduced taxes in most rich countries. But do these fiscal and monetary measures really increase economic activity or do they have other perverse effects?
via The Solution…is the Problem, Part II – Sprott Asset Management.
Broyhill Letter August 12
Reports of the Death of Equities Have Been Greatly Exaggerated: Explaining Equity Returns
Zynga: Game Over, and Echoes of a Bubble | Inc.com
It was a Christmas present everyone in Silicon Valley was wishing for: a Zynga IPO that would reinstate the faith in the Valley’s tech companies. On December 16, 2011, the company’s founder and CEO, Mark Pincus, rang the closing bell at Nasdaq, proclaiming, “With our IPO, we are accelerating this mission of connecting the world through games.”
Retail Investors Miss Rally (Again) – Real-Time Advice – SmartMoney
While stocks have been on a tear over the past few weeks, many retail investors find themselves in a familiar position: on the sidelines.
via Retail Investors Miss Rally (Again) – Real-Time Advice – SmartMoney.
High Conviction Sector Calls Toward our 1,600 S&P 500 Price Target
S&P 500 Dividend Yield
S&P 500 Dividend Yield
Thinks that make you go hMMMMMM August 12
Bath Salts in the Wound | VICE
But by the end of February something had changed. Comments from Amped users started appearing on blogs, claiming that unlike the initial batches of the fine high-octane stimulant powder that “made ladybugs scatter,” recent shipments were the color and texture of soggy piecrust. The stuff smelled like piss. For those willing to snort this congealed paste, however, it still provided a decent high.
Maudlin Letter August 11
The Solution…is the Problem, Part II – Sprott Asset Management
When we wrote Part I of this paper in June 2009, the total U.S. public debt was just north of $10 trillion. Since then, that figure has increased by more than 50% to almost $16 trillion, thanks largely to unprecedented levels of government intervention.
Once the exclusive domain of central bankers and policy makers, acronyms such as QE, LTRO, SMP, TWIST, TARP, TALF have found their way into the mainstream. With the aim of providing stimulus to the economy, central planners of all stripes have both increased spending and reduced taxes in most rich countries. But do these fiscal and monetary measures really increase economic activity or do they have other perverse effects?
via The Solution…is the Problem, Part II – Sprott Asset Management.
Broyhill Letter August 12
Reports of the Death of Equities Have Been Greatly Exaggerated: Explaining Equity Returns
Zynga: Game Over, and Echoes of a Bubble | Inc.com
It was a Christmas present everyone in Silicon Valley was wishing for: a Zynga IPO that would reinstate the faith in the Valley’s tech companies. On December 16, 2011, the company’s founder and CEO, Mark Pincus, rang the closing bell at Nasdaq, proclaiming, “With our IPO, we are accelerating this mission of connecting the world through games.”
Retail Investors Miss Rally (Again) – Real-Time Advice – SmartMoney
While stocks have been on a tear over the past few weeks, many retail investors find themselves in a familiar position: on the sidelines.
via Retail Investors Miss Rally (Again) – Real-Time Advice – SmartMoney.
High Conviction Sector Calls Toward our 1,600 S&P 500 Price Target
S&P 500 Dividend Yield
S&P 500 Dividend Yield
