Tesla’s Global Deliveries Compared to the Top 10: Volkswagen, Toyota, GM, Ford, Honda, FCA, Mercedes… Here’s the Chart by Wolf Richter • Jan 24, 2020 • 218 Comments Tesla’s Stock Makes it the Second Most Valuable Automaker in the World. But How About its Size?
Fed’s Repos Drop to Oct Level, T-Bills Surge, But MBS Fall, and Total Assets Decline Further by Wolf Richter • Jan 23, 2020 • 83 Comments Those counting on the Fed’s endless “Not-QE” or whatever to inflate the market might be disappointed.
The Great American Shale Oil & Gas Bust: Fracking Gushes Bankruptcies, Defaulted Debt, and Worthless Shares by Wolf Richter • Jan 22, 2020 • 114 Comments Texas at the epicenter. We’re witnessing the destruction of money that loosey-goosey monetary policies encouraged.
THE WOLF STREET REPORT: How Amazon Gains Control & Domination by Wolf Richter • Dec 22, 2019 • 123 Comments Amazon takes over the last mile and everything else.
First Central Bank Exits Negative Interest Rates by Wolf Richter • Dec 19, 2019 • 84 Comments Today’s rate hike by the central bank of Sweden ends an absurdity. ECB and other central banks with negative rates are getting ready to follow.
Four Banks & Three Tech Companies Blow $56 Billion in Q3 to Prop up Their Own Shares by Wolf Richter • Dec 18, 2019 • 124 Comments The Biggest Share-Buyback Queens: When Will They Run Out of Juice?
College Enrollment Skids for 8th Year in a Row in 2019, But Student Loans Skyrocket. What Gives? by Wolf Richter • Dec 16, 2019 • 225 Comments The stunning decline of men in the student headcount.
The State of the Canadian Debt Slaves, How They Compare to American Debt Slaves, and the Bank of Canada’s Response by Wolf Richter • Dec 13, 2019 • 160 Comments “The high household debt load is the most important risk facing the financial system.”
Is the Corporate-Debt Bubble Ripe Yet? by Wolf Richter • Dec 12, 2019 • 84 Comments What does it mean when the Fed and other central banks jointly bemoan the effects of their own policies? Worried about not being able to keep all the plates spinning?
Brick & Mortar Meltdown Manhattan Style: Lenders Foreclose on Times Square Tower whose Six Retail Floors are 90% Vacant by Wolf Richter • Dec 11, 2019 • 112 Comments Wow, that was fast: In default is a $650 million portion of a $2 billion loan package, signed in 2018.
