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Lamplighter commented Jan 11, 2019Watch it next the idea of a 'Tobin tax' will be revisited. This is what happens when you overspend your fiat, and are rapidly running out of QE runway.
Germany, France push for 0.2% tax on European stock trades
- Lamplighter commented Jan 11, 2019
Because the odds of NO Brexit just went up today as UK parliament gains a stronger position in the final decision. This one will be played to the wire. There is a strange corollary between Trump and his Wall and May and her deal. In both cases ...
Brexit Is To Be Delayed Beyond March 29; Cabinet Ministers Cite - Evening Standard
- Lamplighter commented Jan 10, 2019
.. and yet who will administer the unemployment benefit - are these not also federal employees?
Amid shutdown, thousands of federal workers file for unemployment
- Lamplighter commented Jan 9, 2019
Does the 'shotgun' method really work for you? It's quite a pallet you paint! A bit like fishing with a large net rather than a rod and line.
Carney reiterates future BOE rate hikes to be limited, gradual
- Lamplighter commented Jan 9, 2019
Seems arbitrary without provenance. Or a statement of the obvious now that everyone is back for work. The trouble with FF headlines like this is - are they tasty tidbits, or just lumps of gristle.
EU Commission to seek mandate for U.S. free trade deal
- Lamplighter commented Jan 9, 2019
Carney opens mouth and GBP falls out. Or so it would seem 9 times out of 10. Today just more Brexit spume in the air.
Carney reiterates future BOE rate hikes to be limited, gradual
- Lamplighter commented Jan 8, 2019
So range bound - within a margin of error. (Question always is how big is that margin of error?)
US dollar rebounds as traders await news on trade dispute
- Lamplighter commented Jan 8, 2019
This is the wise approach, after-all what exactly are those civil servants tasked with the matter doing between now and the exit data? If it is found out that the have just been twiddling their collective thumbs - then expect the executive to be ...
UK Junior Brexit Minister Callanan: Article 50 Will Not Be Extended
- Lamplighter commented Jan 8, 2019
It will only get interesting if article 50 is pulled or not come 29th March 2019.
UK Brexit Min Barclay: Parliament’s Vote On UK PM May’s Brexit Deal Is Going Ahead Next Week
- Lamplighter commented Jan 7, 2019
The key point is the UK people have lost faith in the current set of politicians - who so far have squandered time created false flags and generally have not delivered on what they were voted in to do - 'in the best interests of the country'. The ...
Britons would now vote to stay in EU, want second referendum: poll
- Lamplighter commented Jan 7, 2019
In the end the question of cost will have to be answered for. So far the one resource that can never be recouped - time - has been squandered by the UK government. It's far too late in the day for trying to game the situation when you've really made ...
Brexit: May says vote on deal will go ahead as speculation mounts of delay
- Lamplighter commented Dec 21, 2018
Great platform to be penning the 'State of the Union Address' come the New Year. Going to be an interesting audience this time round.
Shutdown today if Democrats do not vote for Border Security!
- Lamplighter commented Dec 21, 2018
The uncertainty principle is actually about the act observation influencing the system. Until an observation is made one can not know where something will be in a cloud of random possibilities. However that 'cloud' of electrons or data still has ...
Why the Fed Should Try to 'Feel the Market'
- Lamplighter commented Dec 21, 2018
Funds are liquid - they move all the time.
London's Loss Is Luxembourg's Gain as Funds Face Brexit Flux
- Lamplighter commented Dec 21, 2018
Trump's dilemma - appeal to his 'base' or appeal to his base. Conflicted as the country is - sense will prevail - as time is a great leveller.
Trump’s demand for wall pushes government closer to shutdown
- Lamplighter commented Dec 20, 2018
In concurrence with that. All the hyperventilating ... and the facts turn out to be underwhelming as a physical reality. But people buy into the whole 'treat and danger' narrative. So molehills become mountains - and there's a monster under every ...
Gatwick Airport Closed After Drone Flights That Officials Call ‘Deliberate’
- Lamplighter commented Dec 19, 2018
Whether long or short - we follow the money.
The Fed's next decision is its most important in recent memory — and the future of the stock...
- Lamplighter commented Dec 19, 2018
Contrary to the assumption, 'feeling' anything is reactive not predictive. So numbers first - 'feelings' after. The rest is just superstition.
Why the Fed Should Try to 'Feel the Market'
- Lamplighter commented Dec 18, 2018
'I'm feeling it' - nope I'm just looking at the numbers - they speak the truth.
I hope the people over at the Fed will read today’s Wall Street Journal Editorial before they...
- Lamplighter commented Dec 18, 2018
The locus of the focus is too UK centric - the EU evidently has issues that will also be exacerbated by the UK leaving the bloc. As to putting actual figures on all of this - one or two research devisions might get the crystal ball gazing right, but ...
There Are Some Big Warning Signs for the U.K. Economy