Graham Summers
Graham Summers is Chief Market Strategist for Phoenix Capital Research, an independent investment research firm based in the Washington DC-metro area with clients in 56 countries around the world.
Graham’s clients include over 20,000 retail investors as well as strategists at some of the largest financial institutions in the world (Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Royal Bank of Scotland, UBS, and Raymond James to name a few). His views on business and investing has been featured in RollingStone magazine, The New York Post, CNN Money, Crain’s New York Business, the National Review, Thomson Reuters, the Glenn Beck Show and more.
Graham Summers Articles
The Prices Paid Index just rose for its fourth straight month to 78.1: its highest level since April 2011. Why does this matter?
The Fed is lying about inflation. How do I know? Because several of the Fed’s OWN in-house inflation measures are roaring. The New York Fed’s UIG inflation measure is currently clocking in at 3.06%. The Atlanta Fed’s “sticky” inflation...
As I noted yesterday, stocks still have some life in them. Calling the precise top of a bubble is all but impossible. This is particularly true when you have a White House administration that openly admits it views stocks as a “report card...
The big questions being tossed around Wall Street today are: why are markets such a mess? Why are we getting these wild swings? The reality is that the markets are NOT a mess. These are actually normal healthy markets. Healthy markets move...
The financial media is awash with claims that Gary Cohn’s resignation as Chief Economic Advisor is triggering a market collapse. While it’s true that a market collapse is starting again, it has nothing to do with Gary Cohn.
The markets have changed and many are going to get “taken to the cleaners.” Last year, 2017, was a not a normal year for stocks. Stocks as an asset class are not meant to go straight up without even a 1% pullback. But that is precisely...
The markets just changed. Few understand what happened to the financial system after 2008. What happened was that the debt based financial system began to implode as debt deflation took hold. The scary thing is that it wasn’t even a large...
Rates continue to rise, though stocks remain oblivious. The yield on the 10-Year US Treasury continues to soar, with a confirmed breakout from its 10-year downtrend.
Love it, or hate it, the $USD is the reserve currency of the world. So what happens to it is of MASSIVE import to the rest of the financial system. With that in mind, take a look at the below chart.
It’s no secret that Central Banks have been funneling liquidity both directly and indirectly into stocks. However, what most investors don’t realize is that this liquidity pump is about to end. Why?
