Thick Willy

The biggest financial and geopolitical story from mid-April was Saudi Arabia's threat that should the US pass a bipartisan law which would take away immunity from foreign governments in cases arising from a "terrorist attack that kills an American on American soil" and specifically could hold the Saudi kingdom responsible for its role in the Sept 11, 2001 attacks, then the Saudis would retaliate by selling up to $750 billion in American assets.

China’s historic post-2009 debt binge flew largely under the radar - fooling most observers into thinking the global economy was recovering rather than just re-leveraging. Now Beijing is back at it, borrowing over $1 trillion in this year’s first quarter, buying up commodities and creating the illusion of global growth. But this time the scam hasn’t gone unnoticed. Reporters, editors and money managers seem, at last, to be catching on.

There is only one clip for this... It started in Japan...when Kuroda let the world down... And then China stomped on its latest bubble... But then US GDP printed its worst level in 2 years... and stocks took off!! soaring all the way to the edge of Kuorda's Kamikaze moment before Carl Icahn upset everyone... Stops run to Kuroda's cliff and then icah npushed the market over the edge...