sábado, 22 de diciembre de 2018

DEC 22 18 SIT EC y POL



DEC 22 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



There’s now an entire generation of investment professionals around the world who’s entire career has occurred during a period dominated by 0% interest rates; negative% interest rates; QE and money printing; bank bailouts and sovereign debt bailouts

The financial world we live in today is COMPLETELY different than any other moment in time ever experienced by anyone in the investment world.
For two reasons.
First over the last 38 years, long-term interest rates have steadily declined from nearly 20% all the way to 0%. This is important, because as long-term interest rates decline steadily – bond market returns increase steadily. This trend has reversed, and so too will the investment experience for everyone investing in the global bond market.
Second, the debt super cycle borrowing binge was all enabled by unchallenged, free wheeling governments fueled by low interest rates on borrowed money.

See Chart:
THE Creation of Asymmetrical risk return opportunities across Bond Markets

To be clear – there’s now an entire generation of investment professionals around the world who’s entire career (both professional and academic) has occurred during a period dominated by:
  • 0% interest rates
  • negative% interest rates
  • QE and money printing
  • bank bailouts
  • and sovereign debt bailouts

Our diagram on this page illustrates the return expectations for the bond market.
The “A” column is representative of current global fixed income markets.
See Diagr

The upside to investing in low-risk bond strategies is approximately 3%. Yet, as IceCap’s expectation for a crisis in sovereign debt escalates, the expected losses will be 20% or more. We tell you with certainty – these are the kind of odds you normally would only find in Vegas. In bond markets today, the sellers of bonds are pulling the wool over the eyes of the buyers of bonds.

And we’re sorry to tell you, everyone today including mutual fund investors, target date funds, life cycle funds, and especially pension funds are set-up for long-term losses in their fixed income strategies. We’ll next show you why this fixed income market environment cannot be avoided. It will happen. That’s the bad news.

Read the full presentation below
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The hung deals are equal to 14% of the $11.7 billion of loans sold in December.
See Chart:
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US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolico in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio


After two years of getting rolled by the Washington establishment, it seems that President Trump woke up and suddenly realized, “Hey – I’m the president! I have the legal authority to do stuff!”
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Fabricated Context of verbal violence:

"Endless war and military expansionism has become so normalized in establishment thought that even a slight scale-down is treated as something abnormal and shocking..."
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The US ranked sixth on the list for most dangerous countries for journalists, behind Afghanistan, Syria, Mexico, Yemen, and India...
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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


"We’re kind of dumbfounded by the huge sell-off in the market...The good news is the markets are closed on Christmas..."

It's not just US stocks that are suffering. World Stock Market Capitalization has collapsed by $18,281,024,000,000 (just over 18 trillion dollars) since the peak in January.
See Chart:
World Equity Market Capitalization

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The buy side aren't the only ones struggling to cash in on the explosive market volatility that has made this year one of the worst for markets since the Nixon era.

Bloomberg was quick to point out the irony in Wall Street decrying the shortage of volatility during the QE era - and its draining effect on profits - only to struggle when volatility finally returns.

BofA CEO Brian Moynihan recently ditched his optimistic outlook for Q4 profits, saying this week that he now expects trading revenue to drop by a few percentage points. That drop has already been priced into bank shares, with the KBW regional bank index down 27% from its highs (while an index of the biggest US banks is down 35%).

See Chart:

Banking analysts are split on whether the Q4 volatility will totally erode profits from earlier in the year, or whether banks will still manage to post a slight increase in trading revenue.

Buckingham Research Group is less optimisticIt expects trading in fixed income, currencies and commodities to be a drag on banks’ fourth-quarter markets revenue as "widening credit spreads and flight to safety likely weighed on market making," analyst James Mitchell wrote in a note.
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[[ Estábamos dominados por mafias de Bancos Centrales y grandes especuladores en el mercado neoliberal mundial (los g-Algos).. La crisis indica que perdieron la brújula.. y no saben adónde van: Perdieron control del Titanic.. quieren huir y no saben donde ir. Eso significa que es hora de fusilar-los (galgos) y quitarles los botes salva-vidas. ]]

"The fact that there are so many topics on this list, and that they are so diverse, tells you something important about the market."

30 risks to market in 2019
Read list:

As a result of the dominance of ‘algo’ trading, Slok argues that momentum has emerged as the most important force in markets, something we have claimed for years. However, one key reason why trading has become so complicated for most, and certainly for the ‘algos’, is that there is currently virtually no momentum in the market - with the MTUM ETF which tracks momentum stocks having its worst month and quarter since its 2013 inception - results in making any attempt to piggyback on the market a money-losing trade.

See Chart:

What does that mean for traders? According to Slok, investors, or rather their computers, "are selling because stocks are falling, not because of changes to the fundamentals." Indeed, the more stocks fall, the more selling emerges; just this past Thursday we noted that according to Nomura, for the first time in three years, CTAs had just flipped net short, suggesting that any further selling would only result in more shorting - and selling.

See Chart:

"The nature of the challenges facing the market, therefore, is itself a type of risk, as their unquantifiability discourages investors from buying risk assets, because they don’t know how to hedge them. We’re in an unusually difficult situation,” Sløk said. "The fact that there are so many topics on this list, and that they are so diverse, tells you something important about the market."

Indeed it does, but it also tells us that when one is trying to explain away the bursting of the biggest ever bubble created by central banks, it increasingly appears that "algos" (whatever that means) will be thrown under the bus, because we are hardly the only ones who note that it is only when the market is dropping that Wall Street starts blaming "algorithms." When it's smooth sailing higher - as has been the case for much of the past decade - not a single trader could be bothered with the threat that algos pose: THE FEAR THAT THE CENTRAL BANKS NO LONGER HAVE CONTROL. If that is indeed the case, then Slok is correct: a global, and long-overdue Minsky moment will be the biggest risk for 2019.
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"We are not reducing our efforts, we will increase our efforts."
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" In the event the United States breaks the treaty – I have already mentioned this publicly and I believe it is important to state it once again directly for this audience – we will be forced to take additional measures to strengthen our security."
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
GEO-POL n GEO-ECO  ..Focus on neoliberal expansion via wars & danger of WW3


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SHOWS RT

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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos

REBELION

OPIN     A desalambrar la lucha popular   Aram Aharonian
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ECOL      Pobreza energética vs. Caridad energética  Miguel Muñiz
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FEM       Rita Segato: sobre "El feminismo punitivista" Camila Alfie
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Mex       Qué mundo enfrenta México  Guillermo Almeyra
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Polit      Impuestos verdes, chalecos amarillos  E S Muiño y H Tejero
                Fascismo: versión moderna del esclavismo  Pedro Casas
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C-Rica   Siete décadas sin Fuerzas Armadas  Francisco Rojas       
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Nicar     En estado de excepción que nadie declaro  Alberto Arce
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Boliv      Evo Morales:  "Patria o muerte ¡Venceremos!"  F Molina
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PAL-ISR    ¿Por qué 1967 no y 1948 sí?   Luis E. Sabini
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Catalan    El periodismo en tiempos de la posverdad  Josep Carles
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Ecuad    El paquete navideño de Moreno    A Acosta y John Cajas
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ALAI NET

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RT EN ESPAÑOL

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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Deep on the US political crisis: neofascism & internal conflicts that favor WW3


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War in Ukraine seems imminent, withdraw from Syria brings potential for Am- milit 
I disagree: Trump face intern Econ Prob (crash & Dept) & Polit (war kill reelect projec)
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New Great Game on the Roof of the World  By Pepe Escobar  Pakistan
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Is Russia Learning?   By Paul Craig Roberts
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COUNTER PUNCH
Analysis on US Politics & Geopolitics


Paul Street  Two Populisms, Not One
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FOR TUMORROW
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies
DEMOCRACY NOW
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ
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PRESS TV
Resume of Global News described by Iranian observers..


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