Author: super@dmin
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In One Chart: Value of debt with negative-yields nears $12 trillion
The rally in global sovereign bond markets is expanding the market for subzero-yielding debt.
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It’s probably time to kiss a housing rebound good-bye
A call from last year that the housing cycle had peaked is increasingly looking correct.
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Market Extra: Fed finds itself in a ‘tough spot’ as 10-year Treasury yield slides to 21-month low
The Federal Reserve walks a tightrope as the bond market cranks up the pressure on monetary-policy makers to ease benchmark borrowing costs.
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The Technical Indicator: Charting a bull-flag breakout, S&P 500 knifes toward record territory
Technically speaking, the major U.S. benchmarks have taken flight mid-month, rising amid persistently bullish June price action, writes Michael Ashbaugh.
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The real math of coffee and your retirement
And how to get the most out of your cup.
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The Fed: White House explored legality of demoting Powell from chairman, report says
The White House explored the legality of demoting Fed Chairman Jerome Powell in February, according to a report by Bloomberg Television.
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General News: Retail and telecoms: the new industries driving a record boom in green bonds
Tough climate and energy targets drive boom in sustainable bonds over the first half of this year as new industries tap the market for funds.
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The Number One: Decades later, investors still haven’t recovered from history’s greatest bubble
The 1929 crash? Too short-lived. Bitcoin? Too small. The dot-com implosion? Nah. The housing collapse in 2007? Nope. According to Nick Maggiulli, the greatest bubble of all time burst in 1989 and investors still haven’t bounced back.
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Deep Dive: This fund manager goes his own way in China by looking beyond the trade spat
Baillie Gifford partner Richard Sneller also shares insights on Russia, Brazil, Argentina and rising demand for oil.
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The Tell: Stock-market investors haven’t been this bearish since the 2008 financial crisis, says Bank of America
The S&P 500 index stands less than 1% shy of a record but investors aren’t loving the climb, based on a recent fund manager survey from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.