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Macroeconomics: Global Central Banks News & Highlights

https://www.moneymorning.com.au/leadgen/unique-technical-analysis-strategy-cw

Investing in an Unreal 2022

I expect a tidal wave of investing cash to move to this area of biotech due to Pfizer and Moderna’s success, and this part of the biotech sphere will benefit in the same way Tesla did.

By Ryan Dinse, Monday, 20 December 2021

Chaos, Confusion, and the Crack-Up Boom

Chaos, Confusion, and the Crack-Up Boom

None of it makes sense unless you understand the crack-up boom theory, which is all about the economy’s structure and how prices lead to decision making.

By Nick Hubble, Saturday, 18 December 2021

Beer Kegs Running Low at the Fiat Money Binge Party

Beer Kegs Running Low at the Fiat Money Binge Party

The Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate steady at 0–0.25% (breathe a sigh of relief that there was no rate hike!).

By Brian Chu, Friday, 17 December 2021

ASX PBH Share Price - PointsBet Holdings Ltd

ASX 200 News: Vulcan, PointsBet, and CSL Updates

We examine ASX updates from PointsBet Holdings Ltd [ASX:PBH], Vulcan Energy Resources Ltd [ASX:VUL], and CSL Ltd [ASX:CSL].

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Thursday, 16 December 2021

Inflation on the Loose and a New Venture

Inflation on the Loose and a New Venture

The problem with inflation is that it won’t stay on the leash. It runs off…tears open the trash bags…and bites the neighbour.

By Bill Bonner, Thursday, 16 December 2021

Why the Fed Can’t Raise Interest Rates

Why the Fed Can’t Raise Interest Rates

The Fed suppresses interest rates by buying bonds. As long as the asset-buying goes on, presumably, stocks and bonds get a bid, even as inflation rates go up.

By Bill Bonner, Wednesday, 15 December 2021

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