jueves, 1 de noviembre de 2018

Nov 1 18 SIT EC y POL



Nov 1  18  SIT EC y POL
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ


ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics


"We must recognize that the climate crisis and the resurgence of the far right are two of the most acute symptoms of our failure to abolish capitalism."

"Fascism is ascendant," the Ivy League professor continues.
"The world is on fire. This is no time to be patient. If we don’t abolish capitalism, capitalism will abolish us."
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MUST READ!
"Innovations like bank loan ETFs have moved credit risk into the hands of retail investors. That’s something we didn’t have to worry about in the last major crisis in corporate credit, in 2001/02. 

..We’re in uncharted territory."

As investors have continued to shy away from both conventional investment grade and high yield debt, interest in leveraged loans has exploded in recent years - a result of their floating rate interest which keeps up with rising Fed Fund rates within a largely unregulated industry in which non-bank entities (such as hedge funds) are among the main lenders - and as a result the size of the leveraged loan market recently crossed a historic milestone, surpassing the size of the entire US junk bond market.
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And investors have noticed.
According to IHS Markit, the short interest in the Invesco Senior Loan ETF, the largest vehicle backed by leveraged loan debt, has hit a record high with borrowed shares surging to 32 million.
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And, as Bloomberg notes, the rush to bet against the fund, ticker BKLN, has been so aggressive that 88% of shares available to lend from institutions have already been claimed, according to IHS Markit director Samuel Pierson. "While the ETF is still easy to borrow, there will be some friction soon if demand continues to rise" from short-sellers, said Pierson.

Others are concerned on September memo to clients: Oaktree's co-chairman Howard Marks observed that "Growth has been in levered loans, not high-yield bonds,” adding that "the risk level has risen in loans while remaining stable in high yield bonds." Some other big picture observations from his memo:

  • Total leveraged debt outstanding (high yield bonds and leveraged loans) is now $2.5 trillion, exactly double the amount in 2007.  Leveraged loans have risen from $500 billion in 2008 to almost $1.1 trillion today. 
  • Most of this growth has been in levered loans, not high yield bonds.  Whereas the amount of high yield bonds outstanding is roughly unchanged from the end of 2013, leveraged loans are up $400 billion. In the process, we think the risk level has risen in loans while remaining stable in high yield bonds.  These trends in loans are due in large part to strong demand from new Collateralized Loan Obligations and other investors seeking floating-rate returns.
  • “Some $104.6 billion of new [leveraged] loans were made in May, according to Moody’s Investors Service, topping a previous record of $91.4 billion set in January 2017, and the pre-crisis high of $81.8 billion in November 2007.” 
  • The average debt multiple of EBITDA on large corporate loans is just above the previous high set in 2007; the average multiple on large LBO loans is just below the 2007 high; and the average multiple on middle market loans is at a clear all-time high.
  • $375 billion of covenant-lite loans were issued in 2017 (75% of total leveraged loan issuance), up from $97 billion (and 29% of total issuance) in 2007. 

Guggenheim's Chief Investment Officer, Scott Minerd, is just as gloomywhen asked during a recent interview with Goldman Sachs what aspect of capital markets he is most worried about, and whether he is worried by the growth of non-bank lending, he had a simple answer: leveraged loans.

Fifteen years ago, around 80% of all syndicated loans remained on bank balance sheets through a “pro-rata” tranche that was a revolving credit line or an amortizing term loan; now, 70-80% of syndicated bank loans are outside of the banking system, meaning that the pro-rata tranche is much smaller in comparison to the institutional loan tranche that is distributed among non-bank lenders. We’ve also seen estimates that the private debt market has grown to around $400bn to $700bn in size—larger than the size of the bank loan market in 2007. That has made it harder to trace credit risk and maintain credit standards.
Meanwhile, innovations like bank loan ETFs have moved credit risk into the hands of retail investors. That’s something we didn’t have to worry about in the last major crisis in corporate credit, in 2001/02.

His conclusion: "We’re in uncharted territory."
He is right, of course, and as more investors realize that they are piling on the shorts in what will be ground zero of the next credit crisis.
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US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolical Sys in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio


[[ We are close to genocide. IF happens, REPs will lose the House & Senate in Midterm-Elect.. Impeachment will come.. If try to do what Clinton did: (WW3 this time) it won’t work.. Trump may be bury in his bunker.. and not because of R-C, but by his enemies in “the deep-state” ]]
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"Anybody throwing rocks... we will consider that a firearm"

[[ If Trump do it.. he better resign to power. Do not involve the whole Nation in it ]]
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"I’m going to do to you what you did to us..."

[[ The only way to avoid more violence in the US is Trump’s resignation .. better if this come with the resignation of the whole Cabinet, including the VP. Let the Supreme Court decide 2 things: a- what will be the temporary cabinet and b- make a Team in charge of proposing a New Political System (election now are contaminated by Fraud-corruption: the buying of votes by Big Corp  and Billonaires in both sides of this obsolete duopoly system.) This election are not democratic and won’t change nothing. It will aggravate the current political chaos & violence. ]]
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Is it fair that consumers pay the gluttony of big bankers & big WS speculators?

"We might see a pop of inflation in the first quarter."

Once these price increases are passed through to consumers, it will likely mark the end to a long period of "low inflation" that the Fed has constantly leaned on as an excuse to keep rates low for nearly a decade.
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Even such supposedly immune to day-to-day price fluctuation companies as Apple ,recently raised prices on its new MacBook Air and iPad Pro products by between 20% and 25%. 
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"Retailers understand that when costs go up, something has to give," said Michele Buck, chief executive of Hershey, last week. 
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The nascent FAANG/tech rally is once again in jeopardy with Apple beating on the top and bottom line, but reporting weaker than expected iPhone sales and holiday quarter guidance that was soggy at best.
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US-WW ISSUES (Geo Econ, Geo Pol & global Wars)
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K-, D rest in limbo


The alternative route will shorten shipment times between India and Russia...by 40%!
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
GEO-POL n GEO-ECO  ..Focus on neoliberal expansion via wars & danger of WW3


Bolsonaro Says Brazil Will Move Embassy to Jerusalem  In politics .. stupidity is contagious!
Jeruslem doesn’t belong to ISR as the Vatican doesn’t belong to Italy. An embassy there is a tomb to the invader.. This could happen soon .. the international political context is too hot
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Senate for REPs y House .. uncertain..  but possible for Dems.. T’  impeach uncertain
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RT SHOWS
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos


REBELION


Áfric      colonialismo francés: La Francofonía  Saïd Bouamama

                Elecc en Brasil   El difícil trabajo de pensar  Marcelo Colussi

                Dialéctica y mercado  Miguel Alejandro Hayes

BRICS    Del BRICS no quedan sino Rusia y China  Alberto Pinzón

                Las mentiras científicas sobre las mujeres

CULT      De vándalo a celebrity: ¿comprando a Banksy?  Ariane Díaz


ALC        Horacio Machado:  ¿Por qué fracaso el progresismo en Am Lat?
                Perú: adelanto de elecciones y el Paro Nacional del 28 N  Cesar Z
                ARG: La perversa estrategia del FMI en Argentina  Julián Zícari
                Boliv  Las patas de la mentira   Joaquín Ayma

USA       Trump desafía advertenc judía y va a Pittsburgh  David Brooks  

Cuba      Cambiando la Constitución    Agustín Prieto
                Acto de fe


Chile     La democracia burguesa chilena  Máximo Constanzo
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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Deep on the US political crisis: neofascism & internal conflicts that favor WW3


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Is Trump A Fascist?   By ICH and Agencies  Twelve Signs Of Fascism

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He who doesn’t know that he is a slave,does not know how to be free
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 “Activism is the rent we pay for living on this planet.” Our rent is due.
COUNTER PUNCH
Analysis on US Politics & Geopolitics

Dana L. Sinopoli  Our Rent is Due  Alice Walker said:
Activism is the rent we pay for living on this planet.” Our rent is due.
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies


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DEMOCRACY NOW
Focus on Trump policies & the Econ & Pol crisis inside US


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PRESS TV
Resume of Global News described by Iranian observers..


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