The math is simple... Housing Prices Rising + Stagnant Wages = Falling Home Sales

You can't fool me with your propaganda, I saw Braveheart.

The dems need to keep spending to prop up this bulls%*t U.S. economy and the entitlements so they can tell the American people how good things are in 2016 and get Hillary elected.

bravo +1

The Fed won't act on one data point. They probably see something that we don't with their internal data. I'm not saying more QE will help.

This article is another example of headlines driving an economic agenda based on little reality. $32 Trillion of hidden assets that could yield $280billion of tax revenue, but that's among 139 countries. So $280billion split 139 ways yields about ...

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Could be just end month positioning. Neither bullish nor bearish.

I think that's the idea.

I'm confused. The article concludes that there is a correlation between this Fed index and the S&P and that the index points to a higher S&P. The chart shows the index is moving down, assuming the correlation is true shouldn't the S&P move down? How ...

The euro shot itself in the foot when it forced bond holders to take a 50% haircut on their CDS. Without default insurance bonds are repricing to account for this because if bond holders are forced to take a cut on Greek bonds, why not those of ...