AUG 29 SIT EC y POL
WALL STREET DAILY. Most Influential articles of the
week
Volatility Is Back!
Trade This Moving Market Like a Pro
Following Monday's "carnage," 80% of the S&P 500 is ripe for investment - and this technical indicator will show you how. Read More »
Following Monday's "carnage," 80% of the S&P 500 is ripe for investment - and this technical indicator will show you how. Read More »
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The Flash Crash of 2015
The morning of Monday, August 24 saw one of the most chaotic stock market events in years. Here's what happened. Read More »
The morning of Monday, August 24 saw one of the most chaotic stock market events in years. Here's what happened. Read More »
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Wall Street's Most
Hated Stock is About to Break Out
For years, analysts have wrongly predicted GameStop's death. Now, the chart is showing that a breakout is imminent. Read More »
For years, analysts have wrongly predicted GameStop's death. Now, the chart is showing that a breakout is imminent. Read More »
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RED DEL TERCER MUNDO Boletín Nro 224/2015 - 28 de
agosto
Agenda de Desarrollo Post 2015 se definió a puertas cerrada. Bhumika Muchhala
Los estados
miembro de la ONU adoptaron este mes la Agenda de Desarrollo Posterior a 2015,
resultado de casi dos años de negociaciones transparentes y relativamente
democráticas, pero al final hubo un giro abrupto de consultas a puertas
cerradas y regateos de último minuto. Leer más
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Realpolitik y Weltpolitik. Deflación, depresión, ¿con giro militarista
global?. Alberto Graña
¿Las tres devaluaciones consecutivas realizadas por el Banco Central Chino son medidas aisladas? ¿Se trata de una estrategia explícita o de una medida desesperada? ¿O todas las anteriores? Leer más
¿Las tres devaluaciones consecutivas realizadas por el Banco Central Chino son medidas aisladas? ¿Se trata de una estrategia explícita o de una medida desesperada? ¿O todas las anteriores? Leer más
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La desinformación oculta la dimensión real del “rescate” griego. Roberto Savio
La mayoría de los europeos están convencidos de que la responsabilidad de la situación de Grecia cabe exclusivamente a sus ciudadanos y a su gobierno. Pero esto solo se debe a que el sistema de los medios de comunicación cesó de proporcionar puntos de vista alternativos. Leer más
La mayoría de los europeos están convencidos de que la responsabilidad de la situación de Grecia cabe exclusivamente a sus ciudadanos y a su gobierno. Pero esto solo se debe a que el sistema de los medios de comunicación cesó de proporcionar puntos de vista alternativos. Leer más
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IPS WEEKLY
For years, Latin America has exported its raw materials to
China’s voracious factories, fuelling economic growth. But now that the Asian
giant is putting a priority on domestic consumption over industrial production,
how will this region react? China’s dizzying growth gave a boost to the ... MORE > >
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Along the road to the Viñales valley, travelled by thousands
of tourists to Cuba, lies the home of self-taught artist Miguel Antonio
Remedios, which he has turned into a sort of museum to show visitors a wooden
home typical of this mountainous area in the west of the country. “It would be
a big ... MORE > >
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The United States is providing a thinly-veiled cover
virtually legitimising the use of cluster bombs – banned by an international
convention – by Saudi Arabia and its allies in their heavy fighting against
Houthi rebels in Yemen. Asked if cluster bombs are legitimate weapons of war,
“if used ... MORE > >
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The race issue has even begun to
split the Democrats. When former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley,
a card-carrying liberal, attended a conference of Netroots Nation and responded
to a chant of “Black Lives Matter!” with the more inclusive, “Black
Lives Matter! White Lives Matter! All Lives Matter!” he was virtually booed off the stage.
O’Malley proceeded to apologize for including the white
folks.
To many Americans, even many who did not vote for him, the
election of Barack Obama seemed to hold out the promise that our racial divide
could be healed by a black president. Even Obama’s supporters must
concede it did not happen, though we would,
again, argue angrily over why.
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[ el colmo de la complicidad y la hipocresía .. ella es la jefe del IMF ]
"The [Chinese] slowdown was predictable, predicted,
unavoidable," Lagarde was quoted as saying." Well, yes, it
was... by everyone but the IMF. Here is the history of the
IMF's Chinese GDP growth forecasts taken straight from its World Economic
Outlook quarterly pieces. The graph needs no explanation.
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Here's
Why The Markets Have Suddenly Become So Turbulent. by
Charles Hugh-Smith via PeakProsperity.com, Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 08/29/2015
Simply put, a perfect storm of
failing trends...
Five Interconnected Trends
1. The China Story is Over.. I explained why in a previous essay, Is China’s “Black Box” Economy About to Come Apart?
2. The Emerging Market Story Is Also Done. Emerging
currencies and markets have soared on the back of the China Story, as China’s
insatiable demand for oil, iron ore, copper, soy beans, etc. drove global
demand to unparalleled heights.
This demand pushed prices higher, which then pushed
production (supply) higher, as the low cost of capital globally enabled
marginal resources to be put into production with borrowed money.
Now that China’s demand has fallen off—by some accounts, China’s
GDP is actually in negative territory, despite official claims that it’s still
growing at 7% annually—commodity prices have crashed, taking the emerging
markets’ stock and currency markets down.
(Source)
3. Diminishing Returns on Additional Debt. The simple
truth is that expanding debt has fueled global growth. Though people identify
China as the driver of global demand for commodities, China’s growth is
debt-driven. As noted above, China quadrupled its officially tracked debt from
$7 trillion in 2007 to $28 trillion as of mid-2014—an astonishing 282 percent
of gross domestic product (GDP).
4. Limits on Deficit-Spending (Borrowed) Fiscal Stimulus.
When the global economy rolled over into recession in 2008, governments
borrowed money by selling sovereign bonds to fund increased state
spending. In the U.S., federal borrowing soared to over $1 trillion per
year as the government sought to replace declining private spending with public
spending.
Governments around the world have continued to run large
deficits, piling up immense debts since 2008. The global move to
near-zero yields has enabled governments to support these monumental debt
loads, but even at near-zero yields, the interest payments are non-trivial.
These enormous sovereign debts place some limits on how much governments can
borrow in the next global recession—a slowdown many think has already started.
5. Central Bank Stimulus (Quantitative Easing) as Social
Policy Has Been Discredited. In the wake of the Global Financial Meltdown
of 2008-2009, central banks launched monetary stimulus programs aimed at
pumping money into the economy via bank lending. The stated goals of these
stimulus programs were 1) boost employment (i.e. lower unemployment) and 2)
generate enough inflation to stave off deflation, which is generally viewed as
the cause of financial depressions.
While it can be argued that these unprecedented monetary
stimulus programs achieved modest successes in terms of lowering unemployment
and pushing inflation above the zero line, they also widened wealth and income
inequality.
Even as these programs made modest dents in unemployment and
deflation, they pushed asset valuations
to the moon—assets largely owned by the few at the top of the wealth pyramid.
[Summing up:… ]
The 2008-09 Fixes Are No Longer Available In summary, the fixes for the 2008-09
recession are no longer available in the same scale or effectiveness.
Expanding debt to push up demand and investment, rising state deficit spending,
massive monetary stimulus programs—all of these now face limitations. This
means the central banks and states have very limited tools to reignite growth
as global recession trims borrowing, investment, hiring, sales and profits.
What Ultimately Matters: Capital Flows. In Part 2: What Happens Next Will Be Determined By One Thing:
Capital Flows, we’ll look at the one dynamic that ultimately establishes
assets prices: capital flows.
Full art IN: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-29/heres-why-markets-have-suddenly-become-so-turbulent
Click here to read Part 2 of this report (free
executive summary, enrollment required for full access)
[ take the Ex
summary and live the habanero of this enchilada (enrollment) para los USAnos ]
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What
Happens When A Company, Or An Economy, Can’t Squeeze Any More Juice Out Of The
Lemon. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/29/2015
The more we think about it, the less the classical division
between microeconomics (which studies the behavior of individuals and
production entities) and macroeconomics (which deals with the performance of
the economy as a whole and not its individual markets and components) makes any
sense - certainly not in the 21st century. And in our view it is this
disconnect between the two that is at the heart of the failure of Keynesian
economics – which at best is incomplete and at worst is all just baloney. [
Easy Qt. ..
change the lemon is the answer .. What if other were also squeezed like Brazil
? ]
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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Lebanon – What If It Fell?. By Andre Vltchek
If Lebanon collapses, the entire region will once again
become a colony
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Norway’s NRK broadcaster has obtained a copy of the formal
requests US authorities sent to Norway’s Foreign Ministry and Ministry of
Justice asking it to arrest NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and effectuate his
return to the United States.
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Occupy
Peace. Fight For Peace, Not For War. By Paul Craig Roberts
“I’m not only a pacifist, but a militant pacifist. I’m willing
to fight for peace. Nothing will end war unless the people themselves refuses
to go to war” Albert Einstein “
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Zionism in Britain: A Neglected Chronicle.
By Evan Jones
How could anyone who finds Israel’s actions unacceptable
imagine that they had the right to become leader of a major British political
Party?
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Looting
Made Easy: The $2 Trillion Buyback Binge. By Mike Whitney
When can we stop referring to this activity as “buybacks”
and call it by its real name; looting?
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Native
Americans and US Scorched Earth Continuum. By Finian Cunningham
Today the Navajo and their Apache cousins are once again
under threat.
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Matrix Of
Control: A Short Tale About Society We Live In. By Joe Contrarian
Is it possible, that the way we act is often in direct
conflict with who we think we are?
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RT – SPUTNIK & SHOWS
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What Else Are They Scared of? Russia, China Again in US Media
Spotlight. http://www.sputniknews.com/military/20150829/1026343376/us-russia-china-aircraft-carrier.html
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Busting the Myth of Polish Sympathy for Ukraine. http://www.sputniknews.com/europe/20150829/1026345836.html
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
You
Don’t Cure the Plague by Spreading Cholera. Nuclear Radiation is not the
Solution to Global Warming By Jean-Marie Matagne
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Greece
– A new Beginning? – New Hope? New President. The Legality of the Austerity
Bailout Package By Peter Koenig
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Military
Report from Novorossyia. Intense Military Actions by Ukraine Army against
Donbass By Russell "Texas"
Bentley
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NEWS IN SPANISH
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Venezuela.
El cierre de la frontera entre Venezuela y
Colombia no viola derechos humanos, los protege.
Fernando Casado
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PRESS
TV.
60,000
US settlers live in West Bank. Sat Aug 29, 2015 An estimated 60,000 Jewish
American settlers live in the occupied West Bank, according to a study by an
Oxford University scholar.
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Iran
nuclear agreement 'deeply flawed'. Sat Aug 29, 2015 An influential Republican US
congressman has said the nuclear agreement with Iran is “deeply flawed.”
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Turkey
hits Syria as part of US-led coalition. Sat Aug 29, 2015 Ankara says it has launched
its first airstrikes in Syria as part of the US-led coalition allegedly
targeting the Daesh Takfiri terrorists .
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Sexual
violence in Iraq, Syria ‘war crime’. Sat Aug 29, 2015 The United Nations Security
Council says sexual violence against women in Iraq and Syria is a war crime.
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