Archive - Jul 2011 - Blog entry

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Where is the money coming from to buy stocks? 

The debt crisis might be real ... I've been warning about it for years.

The potential downgrade to America's credit is real ... I've been warning about that for years, as well.

But the way that the rating agencies and Wall Street are approaching the debt ceiling debate is a scam. 

Oh boy, the Fraser Institute is at it again...

"...students are still not being taught that they may have to defend themselves." In fact, our students are being taught every single day that the government has control of political, economic, and social life through the arbitrary exercises of power by police, in place of regular operation of administrative and judicial organs of the government such as teachers and principals.

The global financial planners of the world look skilled to the common man as they juggle the manipulation of several markets with dexterity. This begs the question - "What Happens When That Juggler Gets Clumsy?" Herer's to you Fed and ECB, as TBTF banks are transformed into Too Big To Save. Reference Deutsche Bank's profit warning spoken in Sanskrit, and our apt translation.

The attorneys investigating foreclosure fraud said they were forced out. Sign the petition calling on the Attorney General's Office of Inspector General to investigate Pam Bondi's actions.

Some have said that the Fed and Washington want the value of the dollar to plummet so the nation’s debt may be repaid in cheaper dollars. Perhaps all this debt ceiling mess is just part of the grand design?  If so, then pretty soon, these Art of Defaced US Dollars would be worth more than the real dollar.

This is actually a very simple concept, although some politicians and economists unintentionally or intentionally muddy the waters ...

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Buried under the hysteria of a potential US default is the fact that we are stagnating but no one seems to grasp why that is. One of the reasons, a very important one, is that local and regional banks and their small business borrowers are bogged down with bad commercial real estate. In this article we discuss bank credit, banks and their real estate loans, the so-called "liquidity trap," and why the economy is not growing. It attempts to quantify the problem that local and regional banks have with their commercial real estate loans. We also explain how, why, and when the economy may grow again. 

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"Not politically feasible" is code for ...

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At stake is 1/4 trillion. The lawyers and lobbyists will get $100 million of that.