Janet Yellen has confirmed that the ($USD) is going to collapse. I don’t mean a systemic, going to zero, collapse (though one day the $USD, like all fiat currencies will fail). I mean that the $USD is going to drop hard in the coming 18+ months. How hard? I believe we’ll see the $USD in
Yellen Overshoots • ECB Runs Out of Bullets • Chinese Debt Meltdown
Renegade economist Steve Keen on why pretending that everything is OK with economics is choking off paths for understanding the macroeconomy.
We've written numerous articles about the dangers of the current central banking policies responsible for today's nosebleed asset prices.
I’m reminded of the Rick Santelli central banker refrain, “What are you afraid of?” Yellen and Draghi seemingly remain deeply concerned by latent market fragilities.
We warned of the dangers of a flattening yield curve based on distorted interest rates due to QE. ..some still look to the badly distorted bond market as a signal of the health of the economy and act accordingly. Such as…
Are Federal Reserve stress tests leading economic indicators? That certainly seems to be the case. Just ask Capital One Financial Corp.
“No comment on this one...Average government debt per person by country....”
It has also been used in several studies, as in the one cited by CNBC in an article outlining which American state has the highest debt.
Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst, GoldSilver.com It was a pretty simple inquiry on my part: Mike Maloney predicts the stock market is facing the mother of all crashes—if he’s right, then how long before the average stock investor would get back to even?
Just what the Fed wants. Inflate the debt away by any means necessary
The Global Monetary System Has a Serous Design Flaw. If You Believe In Math Buy Gold
Are We Becoming Western Money Slaves? Solutions? “Resistance Economy”, “De-dollarization”, “De-globalization”
On Debt-Ceiling Concerns. investors continue to price concerns that the U.S. government will exhaust its borrowing authority around mid-October.
Illinois, Alabama, Connecticut, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, Ohio, & Wyoming are the only states that still have not regained employment lost during the Great Recession or prior recessions.
For context, this is the weakest summer selling season since 2011... a time when seasonally sales have tended to increase...
The current bull market is the second longest on record since 1877. But according to Mike Maloney and Jeff Clark it’s nearing an end. Now may be time to rotate out of stocks and into metals.
Mish Shedlock with Gordon T. Long delve into Gold and the details of the Fed and other Central Bankers shenanigans
Total now 1,717 tons, highest gold-to-GDP ratio of any major nation (5.6%). Putin sees what's coming.
Even the Fed put commercial real estate on its financial-stability worry list.