Gold, The Nixon Shock, And The Economy: What Went Wrong In 1971
What are the most significant developments that have occurred since 1971?
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As the Fed Pumps, the Stock Market Is Increasingly the Only Game in Town
Almost gambling?
Continue readingEND GAME: The Federal Reserve Is Getting Desperate
The Fed could also use its power to reward businesses that, for example, support politically correct causes, refuse to sell guns, or…
Continue readingThe Evils Of The Fed’s Money Printing (Coronavirus Response)
The greatest wealth transfer in US history is underway, in broad daylight. What will it take for the mass public to start seeing money printing for what it is?
Continue readingHow Bad Is It?
Do we face another Great Depression, or simply a deep recession more like 2008? And equally important, are soft Americans prepared for either?
Continue readingCentral Banks and the Next Crisis: From Deflation to Stagflation
This is a health crisis and a supply shock added to the forced shutdown of the economy. As such, policies aimed at boosting demand have…
Continue readingThe Fed, The Fireman And The Arsonists
The Fed is pumping water through their fire hoses as fast as they can, but these fireman are also the arsonists…
Continue readingKeith Weiner: Gold’s Gone Wild!
The virus has been with us a few months, but the spread in gold has been elevated for over a year. Clearly, there’s been a problem in the gold market […]
Continue readingFund Manager: “Risk Parity” Was More Risk And No Parity
We’ve seen this “excess returns” with “minimized risk” fail badly twice in the era of modern finance. Dave Kranzler explains…
Continue readingFed To Elderly Savers: JUST DIE ALREADY! You’re Probably Going To Get Covid-19 Coronavirus Anyway
On top of the already hundreds of billions of dollars daily, the Fed is injecting $1,500,000,000,000 into the repo “market” today and tomorrow. Here are the details…
Continue reading18 Breathtaking Facts About The Stock Market Crash Of 2020, And Experts Say It’s Far From Over
Wall Street’s been gripped by a tremendous amount of fear, and the volatility that we are witnessing would have been unimaginable just a couple of months ago…
Continue readingRepo Madness Continues: Fed’s Term Repo Record Oversubscribed As Market Liquidity Craters
Not only did the rate cut not unlock additional funding, it actually made the problem worse…
Continue readingThe Real Reason For The Emergency G7 & Central Bank Meeting: Global Credit Markets Seize Up
The stock market was on a roller coaster ride, which may be why Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and the Fed called…
Continue readingSteve St. Angelo: US Mint Silver Eagle Sales Surge First Three Days In March Due To Global Contagion
The U.S. Mint is not set up to do large monthly mint runs of Silver Eagles like it was before 2016…
Continue readingCentral Banks Prepare to Ease…Will It Be Enough to End the Bloodbath?
If things even marginally improve, we are going to get a “rip your face off” V-shaped recovery in the markets…
Continue readingJohn Rubino: Time To Sell The News?
Either this debt binge continues or liquidity dries up and financial assets get sold, which means chaos of one kind or another is heading our way…
Continue readingStock Market Staged A MAJOR Break-Out Last Week, Chart Is EXTREMELY Bullish
A TSUNAMI of liquidity will be hitting the financial system, and we’ve seen how stocks respond to this from 2009-2015…
Continue readingDon’t Want A Liquidity Trap? More Saving Is The Answer
Contrary to popular thinking, a liquidity trap does not emerge in response to consumers’ massive increase in their demand for money but comes as a result of…
Continue readingFed Injects $104.2BN Via Overnight, Term Repos One Day After Start Of “Not A QE”
The repo rate was still abnormally above Fed funds as repo market remains broken and banks refuse to lend to each other…
Continue readingMore Rate Cuts (and overt QE) Pending – Craig Hemke
The Fed can’t cut rates and add liquidity fast enough to maintain any sort of economic growth. Craig explains…
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