Category: Charts
Scary Chart Of The Day: Average Foreign Purchases Of US Securities Take Out Lehman Low
As we reported earlier today [10], for whatever reason China sold the second biggest amount of US Treasurys in December. However, that was only part of the story. In fact, as we also noted, while the two largest US foreign creditors were net sellers, total foreign bond holdings actually rose in the last month of 2013 and […]
Continue ReadingLatin American Currencies Plunge To 2003 Lows, Argentine BONARs Shrink
GIH: Latin America should not be disregarded, it was an Asian crisis in 1998 that shook worldwide markets. Brazil is a growing player in the global economy, and the Venezuelan stock market has been on a bull run. What happens in Latin America deeply affects the world. Take a look at these disturbing Forex charts: […]
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Continue ReadingChart: Million lines of code
The below chart compares number of lines of code of various projects, from Unix, to the iPhone, and finally, healthcare.gov. With an enormous amount of code, and likely little or no documentation, it would be impossible to ‘fix’ the site, or even make a blueprint of how it is supposed to work. In any event, […]
Continue ReadingChart: You have the right to remain out of prison
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Continue ReadingIt’s Getting Congested: The World’s “Three Handle” Ten Year Bonds
A convergence of US/EU bond spreads sends an ominous message about the comparison between the false US recovery/QE program and the EU crisis. From Zero Hedge: Forget “the 1%-ers”, meet the 3%-ers. As US Treasuries sell-off and European bonds continues to surge, the 3% handle on government debt is becoming a crowded trade with the […]
Continue ReadingChart: Twitter Now Has A Larger Market Capitalization Than 80% Of All S&P 500 Companies
As everyone is well aware by now, Twitter investors and speculators have been on a sharp, sudden and very relentless buying spree, sending the company nearly 50% higher since the first week of December, and nearly doubling it since late November. Why the stock has exploded the way it has, nobody knows, and frankly nobody […]
Continue ReadingThe Illustrated Guide To 4 Years Of Currency Wars
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