In case you haven’t heard, there’s a big international event taking place this weekend in Osaka, Japan. I don’t know how you could have avoided hearing about the G20 summit because it is everywhere in the financial news. If you are a reader of Bull Market Rodeo, I am guessing that you also visit other […] Read more
The nefarious International Banking Cartel is a notoriously powerful group comprised of banks from all over the world. These banks are owned by some of the wealthiest, powerful and influential families in the world. This cartels’ goal is to leverage its power and wealth to convince, trick or lure sovereign nations into allowing this group […] Read more
Not that long ago, marijuana was illegal across the land, and known as a gateway drug that would lead one down the path of no return. The opioids were considered a medical breakthrough in managing debilitating pain, allowing those suffering from cancer and the like to lead better, more pain free lives. Fast forward to […] Read more
I am a man of routine. I get up at the same time every weekday morning and hit the exercise bike. I turn on Bloomberg TV while I ride to catch up on the financial news and find out what stock, bond, oil, and gold futures are doing. On Thursday morning, I awoke to huge […] Read more
Something is a bit odd about the idea of a tech giant like Facebook, already up to its eyeballs in anti-trust schemes and unethical practices, now bringing to market a cryptocurrency of its own. Sketchy crypto plus Facebook equals a need to watch this venture closely. Sure, they have respectable Wall Street names behind them, […] Read more
The overall stock market performance has been pretty impressive so far in 2019. After the huge selloff in the fourth quarter of 2018, stocks turned in an impressive performance through the first four months, but then we saw a little pullback in May. Over the last few weeks, we have seen the overall market bounce […] Read more
It really isn’t a surprise that the global markets are on high alert to the volatility that comes from Chairman Xi and President Trump. Trump will be a topic for another day, as we will focus on the issues that plague Xi and his regime. The Maoist policies enacted by Xi over the last six […] Read more
The latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of investment managers came out on Tuesday and it showed incredibly low allocations to equities, high allocations to cash, and overcrowding in the long treasury trade. Let’s break down each aspect of those three investment categories. First, the funds showed an overall allocation of 21% to global […] Read more
It isn’t very often that we hear about investment banks issuing warnings about the overall market. Because the big brokerage firms need investors to believe that the market is going to move higher, they tend to have pretty rosy outlooks most of the time. That’s what made Monday somewhat unusual as two different investment banks […] Read more
Let us continue our defense of the entrepreneur and businessman against the virulence of one Elizabeth Warren, a puppet of George Lakoff and others who authored the progressive playbook. The bile is built up behind the scenes by academic radicals and Hungarian money changers, and is released unto the public by the foaming mouths of […] Read more
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