How Could Stock Markets Croak Like This First Thing in 2016? by Wolf Richter • Jan 9, 2016 • 58 Comments There’s a lot of air underneath Friday’s close.
This is What Happens after PE Firms Get Through with a Retailer by Wolf Richter • Jan 8, 2016 • 21 Comments At least, they didn’t blame China.
Defaults and Restructuring Next for Retailers by Wolf Richter • Jan 6, 2016 • 36 Comments It’s getting tough for our over-indebted, junk-rated LBO queens.
A “Stealth” Bear Market Has Already Begun by Bill Bonner • Jan 6, 2016 • 2 Comments Beyond the major indexes, you see stocks running for cover.
Global Corporate Debt is Coming Unglued by Wolf Richter • Jan 6, 2016 • 33 Comments Default Rate Highest since 2009, US Distress Ratio Soars.
What Will Knock the Dollar off its Perch? by Wolf Richter • Jan 5, 2016 • 38 Comments “Would be foolish to rule out a similar if not a more devastating outcome.”
Welcome to 2016! With Just a Touch of Mayhem by Wolf Richter • Jan 4, 2016 • 28 Comments On the first trading day, all heck breaks loose.
At Times, it Pays to Raise Your Head and Look Around by Bill Bonner • Dec 31, 2015 • 24 Comments We believe this is one of those times.
Where’s the “Dumb Bid” in the Junk-Bond Rout? by Wolf Richter • Dec 28, 2015 • 20 Comments “Calamitous trading losses have eliminated” that “dumping ground.”
I was asked: Whatever Happened to Inflation after all this Money-Printing? by Wolf Richter • Dec 27, 2015 • 87 Comments So where’s my free lunch?
