domingo, 27 de octubre de 2019

ND OCT 27 19 SIT EC y POL



ND  OCT  27 19  SIT EC y POL 
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Eco

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


The long-overdue adjustment process for the most expensive secular growth stocks is under way and will continue until valuations become so cheap that they discount a more achievable outcome on growth and/or the risk of economic recession.
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US Recession
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“The tech industry is the largest source of demand for office space in the country at this time.”
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cash spending - including spending on CapEx as well as buybacks and dividends - in Q2 plunged 13% Y/Y. It's is hardly a coincidence that that's when WeWork's troubles first emerged, and when its bankers scrambled to take the company public.
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Cash expending plunged 13%  during 2Q 2919

Incidentally, for those wondering just what made this historic divergence possible, look no further than the companies themselves: in the past two years, thanks to Trump's tax repatriation holiday, tech companies unleashed a historic stock buyback spree that makes everything else pale by comparison. It is this furious stock repurchasing by tech companies that allowed their stock prices to diverge so massively from their underlying fundamentals.
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S&P 500  buyback by sector

Of course, as demands has surged, so have prices, and while overall the success of tech companies has been good for the labor market, the surge in rents has been painful for smaller companies. Ten markets, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Atlanta, and Portland, Oregon, posted double-digit rent hikes in the last two years.
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“We don’t really see any severe downside scenario.
Ben Bernanke responded simply:
I guess I don't buy your premise. It's a pretty unlikely possibility. We've never had a decline in house prices on a nationwide basis. So what I think is more likely is that house prices will slow, maybe stabilize: might slow consumption spending a bit. I don't think it's going to drive the economy too far from its full employment path, though.
That's precisely what the CBRE's head researcher said now.
As for Bernanke, not only was he catastrophically wrong, but his mistake could not have been greater: just over two years later, the US economy suffered the biggest financial crisis as a result of the housing bubble - which was created only thanks to the Fed's easy monetary policy in the aftermath of the dot com bubble - bursting, and not a single central banker was ready for that "unlikely possibility.
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"beneath the veneer of relative spread resilience and muted realized defaults, the weak links in the leveraged credit markets are coming under pressure."
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US Leveraged  loans : ratio of dawn-grades  to upgrades
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..."more consumers than usual" are now defaulting within the first few months of borrowing.
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Falling behind
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There is a limit to just how many bonds the Fed can buy, and a deep recession will likely find the Fed powerless to offset much of the negative effects...
While the bulls were able to string together a decent rally last week, they were unable to capture new highs for the market.
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However, between now and the end of the year, there is still room for an advance. This is why we are suggesting adding exposure “selectively” and “opportunistically” on pullbacks. As shown below, the market is now trading below its previous bullish trendline advance which provides resistance to a further advance to about 3100-3300 currently.
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Playing The Fed’s QE (Not QE)
On Thursday, the Fed announced that they will nearly double the daily repo liquidity operations to $120 billion, as well they said the sizing of the 14-day term repo programs would rise from $30 billion to $45 billion. For the most part these daily and term repo operations have been oversubscribed, meaning there is more demand than liquidity being offered by the Fed. This growing problem is a reason for the recent announcement of QE (not QE).
(For more on “Repo” read this.)

As noted by Zerohedge on Thursday morning:
In a statement published at 1515ET, precisely when the S&P ramp started (on Wednesday), the New York Fed confirmed it would dramatically increase both its overnight and term liquidity provisions beginning tomorrow through November 14th.
‘The Desk has released an update to the schedule of repurchase agreement (repo) operations for the current monthly period. Consistent with the most recent FOMC directive, to ensure that the supply of reserves remains ample even during periods of sharp increases in non-reserve liabilities, and to mitigate the risk of money market pressures that could adversely affect policy implementation'”
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This is a massive 60% increase in the overnight repo liquidity availability (from $75 billion to $120 billion) and a 28% jump in the term repo provision (from $35 billion to $45 billion).

Clearly, the Fed is concerned about something other than the impact of “Trump’s Trade War” on the economy.
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Balance sheet growth overtime  based on growth of the Economy

Funding The Deficit
Every morning, at RIAPro.net, we post commentary as to what is moving the markets. On Thursday we pointed out a dynamic in the funding of the U.S. Treasury that few are following despite the implications it has on monetary policy.
On Thursday, we posted the following:
“Today’s Chart of the Day is probably one of the most important macro charts to understand, yet is so underappreciated. The chart highlights that net purchases of U.S. Treasury debt by foreign investors (central banks, governments, corporations, and citizens) have been negative over the last two years. This is occurring as deficits topple the $1 trillion mark. In other words, not only are trillion dollar deficits being entirely funded with domestic funds, but domestic funds must also absorb the foreign net selling. To better understand the implications of this new dynamic, we suggest reading an article we wrote in June titled Who is Funding Uncle Sam?
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The problem is something we have discussed previously, which is a “dollar funding shortage.” In other words, the Treasury needs to sell bonds to cover deficit spending. If there is a “shortage” of buyers, then the Treasury can’t “raise the money” it needs to meet spending demands. 

Hence the need for the Fed to step into to monetize existing debt so domestic issuers can take up new issues. We believe the funding situation is one causes of the overnight funding issues, and the sudden introduction of QE. As shown, despite deficits not being as large as in the last recession, the amount of domestic funds required to fund the Treasury deficit is now larger.
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Deficit adjusted for Domestic Purchase requirement

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ENTER THE SELLING ZONE 2.0     MUST READ!
The tectonic plates of the global international economic order are breaking apart and moving in the wrong direction and valuations are at historic extremes...
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"...some experts have downplayed the recent chaotic behaviour but I take it far more seriously because it indicates to me that liquidity has become tight"
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US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolico in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio


Tulsi Gabbard seems to be the only politician with the INTELLIGENCE AND INTEGRITY TO TELL AMERICANS THE TRUTH...
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What we need to stop  are wars abroad and to do it, we need to dismantle PENTA         and the big Corp profiteering from wars abroad, starting with the Military Industrial Complex and others. Then a new GDP MODEL has to be designed instead of the Keynesian who said that spending drive  growth, not savings nor Interest rates. F Hayek recognized that “To combat the depression by a forced credit expansion is to attempt to cure the evil by the very same means which brought it about; because WE ARE SUFFERING FROM A MISDIRECTION OF PRODUCTION”
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"I'm confident that when the american people see the picture of why we did what we did, their confidence in the institution will be maintained, restored and protected."
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We hope so… but this requires  Trump impeachment be successful. .. and the best defense is a calculated  attack.. just like chess game, plan at least 4 moves
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"Reeker was unaware in the June-August period of the possibility Trump may have withheld the aid..."
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QUID PRO QUO  (dar algo para recibir algo) es un pacto (usualmente secreto o under the table)  que puede implicar corrupción  (de esto se lo acusa hoy a Trump). La RECIPROCIDAD -en cambio- es un acto ético y no necesariamente público por quien lo practica,  eso solo brinda  confort interno a quien lo da. Nadie lucha por la paz o contra la guerra  por un premio nobel o un puñado de dólares. LA RECIPROCIDAD  ES LO OPUESTO AL QUID PRO QUO. Mucho de lo que practica SOROS es Quid Pro Quo, aunque también hay actos que entran en lo que se llama  pura ética FILANTROPICA (dar sin esperar nada a cambio, en lo que incluyo el apoyo a Amy Goodman para Democracy now). El no espera que ella lo ataque, pero estoy seguro  que Soros respetaría su opinión si lo hace, no la consideraría su ‘enemiga’. Soros si tiene enemigos porque practica el Quid Pro Quo, y diría que si tiene muchos enemigos de peso a quien les teme (por eso dijo ayer que no les tiene miedo). En realidad  si les tiene miedo, pero Soros es un Zorro con los leones y las hienas, como lo quería Nicolo Machiavello.
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HOW could SF be a third-world city if it was so wealthy?
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Because in San Fco the private greed is more voracious +un-ruled than others
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Soñar que el gato es de 3 patas sabiendo que tiene 4: A la pedo H no se  reza Milagros, si ella entra a política del Dems party es porque eso es fuente de corrupción: su arte.
Is Bill Maher a 'Russian asset' too?
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I don’t think so: he is just a clown in a circus that is in bankruptcy
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A talk with Oleg Tsarev reveals the alleged identity of the "Trump/Ukraine Whistleblower"...
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"Chile is not the same as it was yesterday."
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Ayer Chile sufrió la vergüenza de la Democ USAna con del Plan Condor, Pinochet  y sus asesinos. Hoy Chile está limpiando esa vergüenza.
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“We need to make sure that noncitizens are acutely aware what the rules are for voting, where they might be asked about voting and how they should say no.
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US-WORLD  ISSUES (Geo Econ, Geo Pol & global Wars)
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K-, D rest in limbo

The ISIS leader has been killed (again) while trying to flee into Turkey, and this time we assume he will stay dead.
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Russia's Defense Ministry said no definitive proof of "yet another elimination" of the terror leader...
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We said before that we win Viet Nam  (big FF) this one is bandanna false-flag
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"The American people are no longer partners of government...We are subjects..."
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In a major development brewing for sometime now, India and US have officially suspended Defense Cooperation after Americans refused to give India high-end jet-engine technology.
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The ground reality on why it makes no sense...
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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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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos

RT EN ESPAÑOL
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies

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