viernes, 10 de junio de 2016

JUNE 10 16 SIT EC y POL



JUNE 10 16  SIT EC y POL
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THE NEED FOR RECOUNT in CA:  2Mll VOTES LOST

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla said at least 2 million votes cast in California’s presidential primary election have yet to be counted. So far Hillary Clinton is leading Bernie Sanders by 440,000 votes. We speak to Bernie Sanders superdelegate Larry Cohen on why the Sanders campaign is calling for major changes to how the Democratic Party holds its primaries.

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A FUTURE TO BE REALITY SOON: the FRONT lead by BERNIE & JILL


THE DAYS OF HILLARY ARE COUNTED: NEW EVICENCES WERE FOUND

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Here is our Future:




ZERO HEDGE
ECONOMICS
NEOLIBERAL MELT DOWN and THEIR PROFITEERS

Mark Yusko pours cold water on whatever bullishly warm feelings the most optimistic folks may have clung to, warning "it's year 2000 all over again." Here are four major parallels he pointed out that make it clear we are heading for another ugly recession—or are already in one without realizing it.
Parallel #1: The Fed’s urge to raise rates
One of the major catalysts for the recession was the Fed’s move to withdraw the liquidity it had pumped into the system for those who expected a payment system breakdown and thus hoarded physical cash. .. It was a painful time that no one who lived through it wishes to repeat—but Mark Yusko thinks we will repeat it, starting now. Here’s one of the 100 or so slides from his presentation.


Parallel #2:  Negative corporate earnings
Another eerie parallel Mark noted was in corporate earnings. Observe the red dashed line in this chart.


Parallel #3:  Margin debt growth
Margin debt is another bad sign. The red area in the left chart below shows how debit balances build up right along with market peaks.

SEE IMAGE AT:



Parallel #4:  The presidential race
Finally, 2016 also marks the eighth year of the presidential cycle. The average stock return for the eighth year of all US presidential terms since 1901 is -14%. So if you liked 2000 and 2008, you should love the way 2016 ends (gulp). 




Big opportunities lie ahead
In the equity markets, gains most often happen slowly, and losses usually happen quickly. You can see this in the numbers, as the average bull market is much longer than the average bear market (more than five times longer at 97 months versus 18 months).

It’s critical, therefore, to always be looking for long opportunities, especially during the brief corrective periods (when things go on sale). You will soon have some excellent buying opportunities. Those with less foresight are going to dump some valuable assets, not because they want to but because they have no choice.

They’ll need the liquidity.
What should you buy? That’s not entirely clear yet, nor will we be able to catch the precise bottom. As they say, no one will ring a bell. But if Mark Yusko is right, the chance ought to arrive in the next year or so.
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"...consumers do not think the economy is as strong as it was last year nor do they anticipate the economy will enjoy the same financial health in the year ahead as they anticipated a year ago."


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It seems bad news is bad news after all...

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POLITICS

A new trove of State Department emails reveal how a major Clinton Foundation donor - and HFT trader - was placed on a sensitive government intelligence advisory board even though he had no experience in the field. The emails further reveal how, after inquiries from ABC News, the Clinton staff sought to “protect the name” of the Secretary, “stall” the ABC News reporter and ultimately accept the resignation of the donor just two days later.
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The ongoing criminal probe surrounding Hillary's email server has been marked by opacity and lack of virtually any disclosure, not to mention a major turf war between the FBI and the DOJ, which is why many were surprised when overnight the WSJ revealed that at the center of the probe over Hillary's handling of classified information are a series of emails between American diplomats in Islamabad and their superiors in Washington about whether to oppose specific drone strikes in Pakistan.
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Speech is either free or it isn’t. One cannot have it both ways, as the EU apparatchiks apparently think. As soon as restrictions on free speech are introduced, abuse is sure to follow.
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ME & WORLD ISSUES

From Deutsche Bank to Credit Suisse and from Barclays to Banco Popolare, the European banking system is getting battered this week with today's plunge the biggest in 4 months... See image ..
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For the first time since February 3rd, USDCNH traded over 6.60 as trade data suggests both capital outflows are building (see Hong Kong) and the "China is fixed" narrative is breaking. Whether the Yuan turmoil is responsible - as it has been in the past - for Europe's weakness (and US) is unclear but the last two times the Chinese currency markets started to shudder, the ripples didn't stop until The Fed backed right off...
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German, Japanese, and British bond yields are plumbing historic depths as low growth outlooks combined with event risk concerns (Brexit, elections, etc.) have sent investors scurrying for safe-havens (away from US Biotechs). At 2.0bps, 10Y Bunds are inching ever closer to the Maginot Line of NIRP which JGBs have already crossed, and all of this global compression is dragging US Treasury yields to their lowest levels since February's flash-crash... and it appears stocks are catching down to that reality.

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As the June 23rd BREXIT (the UK-wide referendum to leave the EU) vote draws near, the polls indicate a close result. Those urging a vote for the UK to remain inside the EU are suggesting increasingly dire economic consequences that would follow a yes vote by the British people to leave. Voices from London, Brussels, and Washington have all put immense pressure on British voters to bend to the will of the elites. To listen to their commentary one would think that apocalypse was just around the corner. But is there any substance to their warnings?
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  • Bund Brexit rally puts zero yield firmly in sight (Reuters)
  • Investors Shed Assets as Government-Bond Yields Hit Fresh Lows (WSJ)
  • Stocks Retreat With Oil as Record-Low Bond Yields Point to Angst (BBG)
  • Oil prices ease from 2016 highs on stronger dollar (Reuters)
  • Puerto Rico Debt Crisis Bill Passes U.S. House (WSJ)
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DEMOCRACY NOW


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DOWN with TYRANNY


WHITE HOUSE CALLS FBI PROBE OF CLINTON A "CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION"
Plus :
VIDEO of Bernie Sanders speech following the White House meeting wit President Obama
OPEN VIDEO URL:  https://youtu.be/dotkhjOULB4
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GLOBAL RESEARCH


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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE


RT SHOWS


Keiser Report. Episode 925
Max and Stacy discuss the markets, showing what the politicians won’t tell us: from unsustainable debts to $1 trillion debt pandas. In the second half, Max continues his interview with author and director..
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Obama Administration believes that released Guantanamo Bay detainees may have been responsible for attacks against US troops
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Worlds Apart. Coalition of enemies?  against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL)
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Documentary Requiem for the American dream discourse by Noam Chomsky,
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The Big Picture. Bernie brings the revolution to DC  Thom discusses Bernie’s meeting with Obama and whether Elizabeth Warren will be Hillary’s VP with radio host and journalist Katie Halper, Bernie’s big rally in DC with RT Correspondent Manuel Rapalo, and whether Donald Trump...
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CrossTalk  Superdelegate tyranny?  Too quick to judge? The Democratic Party establishment and the media now call Hillary Clinton the presumptive nominee to face off Donald Trump in November. Though this is before the Democrats hold their convention and while Clinton is still short of...
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News with Ed Schultz  News With Ed -- June 09, 2016  Bernie’s not backing down: Meets with Obama then holds rally in DC After a much-anticipated meeting with President Obama, Bernie Sanders held a rally in Washington, DC attended by thousands. Bernie isn’t backing down even after President...
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WASHINGTON BLOG


Most people working within dysfunctional institutions do their best to keep the institution operating, and they naturally resent their institution being labeled dysfunctional, as it calls into question the value of their work. Their role in the institution is the wellspring of their identity and self-worth, and attacks on the institution are easily personalized into attacks on their self-worth.

This is understandable, as the need to affirm the value of one’s work is core to being human.

Several factors work against the affirmation of an individual’s value in centralized institutions. While some institutions are better run than others, hierarchical institutions are ontologically in conflict with the human need for affirmation of one’s value, purpose and meaning.
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Robert Parry says in his latest piece that while the Democrats have been “a reluctant war party” since 1968, by nominating Hillary Clinton, they have once again become an “aggressive war party”.

Noam Chomsky notes that indeed, Hillary Clinton would be more “adventurous”, ie aggressive, than Trump or Sanders in terms of foreign policy, but he and other analysts, like John Pilger, disagree with Parry that the Democrats were, during the period Parry suggests, and perhaps any other, what a rational person would call “reluctant” to kill.
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH


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