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What is New?
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What Everyone Wants to Know from the Bailout King (9/22/20)
The Federal Reserve is looking to the White House for more debt to monetize...but what if it doesn't come? --------- Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts -------- Articles mentioned in this podcast: https://realinvestmentadvice.com/technically-speaking-market-realized-no-help-is-coming/ https://realinvestmentadvice.com/the-pre-election-correction-continues-is-it-over-09-18-20/...
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Is the Market Sell-off Over? / Technically Speaking Tuesday (Full Show EDIT) 9/22/20
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Swiss women’s football anniversary
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Are We About to Get a Rally? / Three Minutes on Markets & Money (9/22/20)
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Technically Speaking Tuesday (9/22/20)
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So investiert die Community! Depot Vorstellungen 🇨🇭💡 | Sparkojote #DividendenDienstag
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‘Switzerland failing to tackle money laundering’: Thelesklaf
SNB and CHF
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Weekly SNB Sight Deposits and Speculative Positions: SNB selling euros and dollars
Update September 21, 2020: SNB selling euros and dollars. Sight Deposits have fallen: The change is -0.2 bn. compared to last week, this means the SNB is selling euros and dollars.
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Versicherungsmarkt Schweiz: deutlich höhere Ergebnisse
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Credit Suisse “Beschattungsaffäre”: FINMA eröffnet Enforcementverfahren
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U.S. dollar liquidity-providing operations from 1 September 2020
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As Markets Crashed, The Swiss National Bank Went On A Tech Stock Buying Spree
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Fed and ECB Money Printing Helps SNB Back into Positive Territory
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“Unabhängigkeit der Nationalbank (Independence of the SNB),” FuW, 2020
Gold and Bitcoin
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Central Bank Cartel Promises Zero Interest Until 2024
Apparently Fed officials think they are smart enough to see into the future and know today that optimal interest rates will be zero for many years to come. Read the Full Transcript Here: https://www.moneymetals.com/podcasts/2020/09/18/fed-promise-zirp-until-2024-002128 Do you own precious metals you would rather not sell, but need access to cash? Get Started Here: https://www.moneymetals.com/gold-loan 🔔 SUBSCRIBE TO MONEY METALS EXCHANGE ON...
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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 9.18.20
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Crypto Nation Switzerland evades Covid’s clutches (for now)
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Gold is Looking Strong as it Tests Resistance
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What’s the Price of Gold? It Depends.
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Swiss law reforms make crypto respectable
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Hedge Fund Manager Stanley Druckenmiller Raises the Alarm on Inflation
Austrian Economics
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The Fed Is Planning Another Ultralong Period of Ultralow Rates
The Fed plans to keep interest rates near zero, while monetizing debt, financing zombie companies, and pouring new dollars into the market. But that may not be enough.
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The Saving Problem in America: Alternatives and Reforms
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Turning to Keynes in this Crisis Will Only Make Things Worse
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Alasdair Macleod: Silver’s Role As Money In Our Future
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Inflation as a Tool of the Radical Left
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What the Trade Balance Means for a Currency’s Purchasing Power
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LoL Ep. 8 w/ Jeff Deist
Swiss & European Macro
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Weekly View – No breakfast at Tiffany’s
The impact of political tensions on business is ever more apparent: LVMH of France will not, after all, proceed with the purchase of Tiffany of the US. If, as seems likely, the hand of the French government was involved, this is solid evidence that political sensitivities are increasingly influencing cross-border deals – something that is likely to remain the case just as M&A in general has been declining.
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Swiss Producer and Import Price Index in August 2020: -3.5 percent YoY, -0.4 percent MoM
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House View, September 2020
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Weekly View – Election nerves increase
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Swiss Consumer Price Index in August 2020: -0.9 percent YoY, 0.0 percent MoM
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Swiss Retail Sales, July 2020: 3.4 percent Nominal and 4.1 percent Real
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Weekly View – The Last Samurai
Swiss Markets & News
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Swiss women’s football anniversary
It's the 50th anniversary of the women’s football league in Switzerland, and there's a special exhibition at Zurich's football club to celebrate women's participation in the sport. The first-ever women’s football club was founded in Zurich in 1968. Soon afterwards, other female football clubs began springing up across the country. A national women’s league was formed in 1970 and the first championship took place the same year. The Zurich...
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‘Switzerland failing to tackle money laundering’: Thelesklaf
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Confidence in vaccine safety remains low in Switzerland
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Chlorothalonil in Zurich’s groundwater above the limit in 60 percent of samples
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Do the WTO and the 1972 Free Trade Agreement guarantee Swiss access to the EU market?
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Paternity Leave: ‘Nobody is talking about the indirect costs’
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Toxins found in popular Swiss tourist spot
FX Trends
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FX Daily, September 21: Risk Appetites Join Tokyo on Vacation
Global equity markets are off to a poor start to the week, and the dollar appears to be enjoying a safe-haven bid. Tokyo markets are closed until Wednesday, while Asia-Pacific stocks tumbled, and the regional index is unwinding last week's gains. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is off around 2.7% near midday in Europe.
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FX Daily, September 18: When Every Thing is Said and Done, More is Said than Done
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FX Daily, September 17: Powell Lets Steam Out of Equities and Spurs Dollar Short-Covering
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Day1 MARC CHANDLER
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FX Daily, September 16: Dollar Eases Ahead of the FOMC
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FX Daily, September 15: The Dollar Softens Ahead of the FOMC
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FX Daily, September 14: UK Presses Ahead, China Strikes Out at German Pork Producers, and Moody’s Weighs on Turkey
Global Macro & Emerging Markets
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Dollar Gains from Risk-Off Trading Unlikely to Persist
Markets are starting the week in risk-off mode; the dollar is firm on some safe haven flows but this is likely to prove temporary. US politics is coming in to focus as the election nears; we fear that the likely horse-trading and arm-twisting will take away any residual desire to get another stimulus package done.
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“Inflation” and America’s Accelerating Class War
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If Dollar Is Fixed By Jay’s Flood, Why So Many TIC-ked At Corporates in July?
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Reopening Inertia, Asian Dollar Style (Still Waiting On The Crash)
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Risk Appetite Ebbs Ahead of BOE Decision
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Putin, the poisoning and Belarus: what’s really going on? | The Economist
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12 States That Keep Retirement Dollars in Your Pocket
Markets
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Warren Buffett Shorts The Economy
The big news in the monetary metals is that Warren Buffett — famed disliker of gold — sold bank stocks to buy gold mining shares. What is interesting to us is not that we think he has any special powers to predict the gold price. After all, he famously bet on silver, and lost.
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What You Will Find When You Follow the Money
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The Dollar Is Dying
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Game Over Spending
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An Excellent Seasonal Buying Opportunity in Silver Lies Directly Ahead
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The Decline of the Third World
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In Gold We Trust, 2020 – The Dawning of a Golden Decade
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Personal Investment
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What Everyone Wants to Know from the Bailout King (9/22/20)
The Federal Reserve is looking to the White House for more debt to monetize...but what if it doesn't come? --------- Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts -------- Articles mentioned in this podcast: https://realinvestmentadvice.com/technically-speaking-market-realized-no-help-is-coming/ https://realinvestmentadvice.com/the-pre-election-correction-continues-is-it-over-09-18-20/...
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Is the Market Sell-off Over? / Technically Speaking Tuesday (Full Show EDIT) 9/22/20
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Are We About to Get a Rally? / Three Minutes on Markets & Money (9/22/20)
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Technically Speaking Tuesday (9/22/20)
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So investiert die Community! Depot Vorstellungen 🇨🇭💡 | Sparkojote #DividendenDienstag
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The Real Investment Show (9/21/20)
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Investment Strategy for Presidential Election Years | Real Investment Show [9/21/20]
CHF End of Peg
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Impressive Swiss Recovery After SNB Peg Removal
Retail data shows that the SNB peg removal in January 2015 as early as April 2015 with minimal adverse impact on the economy. Trade surplus showed that Switzerland had fully recovered its lost trade surplus in May and expectations crossed an important threshold into positive territory in June. CHF strengthened since May end, as the market caught wind of the Swiss recovery, and the Grexit would further strengthen the CHF if it were to occur.
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Q1/2015: Swiss Real GDP Rises by 15 percent … in Euro Terms
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Is the Swiss Franc Really so Expensive or is Swiss Consumption anemic?
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End of EUR/CHF Peg
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Colin Lloyd on the end of the EUR CHF peg
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Why did the Swiss franc spike? Lack of Capital Outflows
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What Caused The Swiss Financial Tsunami? Three Reasons, One Trigger, One Chain Reaction
The History of the Swiss Franc
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Swiss Franc History: From Bretton Woods until the Swiss real estate crisis
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Swiss Franc History: Weak German and Swiss growth between 1996 and 2004
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Volckers Attack on Stagflation
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History of SNB Interventions
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Swiss Franc History, 2000-2007: The sale of the Swiss gold reserves
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The Secret History Of The Banking Crisis
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Swiss Franc History 1986-1996: Swiss real estate Boom and Bust
Economic Theory
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Ricardo’s Comparative Cost Theory, Heckscher-Ohlin Model and the Product Lifecycle Theory
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Richard Koo´s misleading take on the great recession: The final chapter – a guest post by Mark Sadowski
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Is China’s Growth Rate Healthy Now? Golden Rule of Capital
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Don’t Sell Economic Stability to Buy Economic Growth, Warns Tomáš Sedláček
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7b) Major Schools of Economics
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Rational Expectations, Lucas Critique and NAIRU
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Post Keynesians
Richard Koo and Sector Balances
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Weak Yen, Is it Really a Currency War?
Some journalists, like Ambrose Evans-Pritchard of the U.K.'s Telegraph and Michael Casey of the Wall Street Journal, have already claimed this to be a shot in the currency wars. Casey focuses exclusively on the BOJ activity and does not even mention GPIF.
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Richard Koo, Revitalizing the Eurozone without Fiscal Union, April 2012
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7d) Richard Koo’s and other Sector Balances
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How Long Will the U.S. Recovery Last? A Reminder: The False Japanese Recovery in 1998/1999
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Richard Koo: Balance Sheet Recessions
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Balance Sheet Recession becomes mainstream, four years too late
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Cultural Reasons for Japan’s Deflation: Can the U.S. Go into a Balance Sheet Recession?
