Archive - Aug 2012 - Blog entry

August 14th

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Stop Fooling Yourself... NO Entity On Earth Can Stop This





As for backstopping EU deposits... no entity on earth has the capital to do this. Total Eurozone deposits stand at €15 trillion. Even deposits at the current EU “problem” countries (Spain, Italy, Portugal and Ireland) are €5.5 trillion. That’s nearly TWO TIMES the size of the ECB’s balance sheet and over FOUR TIMES the size of the various EU bailout funds (the EFSF and ESM, the former of which only has €65 billion in capital left by the way).

 

August 13th

Tim Knight from Slope of Hope's picture

The Fourth Turning - Finally





 

After many instances of prodding from readers, I finally bought and read The Fourth Turning, and I'm sorry that I waited so long.

 

 

August 12th

George Washington's picture

Bankster Fraud Has Driven 100 Million Into Poverty, Killing Many





We Are Witnessing a Financial Holocaust Brought on by the Banksters … Which Is Causing Many Deaths

 

lemetropole's picture

More "Source" Input On Coming Precious Metals Price Explosions





More "Source" Input On Coming Precious Metals Price Explosions

 

August 11th

4closureFraud's picture

Wow… Romney Introduces Paul Ryan As ‘The Next PRESIDENT Of The United States’ (VIDEO)





“Join me in welcoming the next President of the United States, Paul Ryan.”

 

EconMatters's picture

The Spike in Oil Prices on QE3 Expectations Should be a Warning to the Fed





The market has screamed loud and clear what the tangible results of the QE3 program are even without ever being implemented.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

Is The New US Consumer Consumption Binge Primed To Pop?





Yes, There's A NEW Bubble It's Near Guaranteed To Pop Bringing Consumer Discretionary and Durable Sector Stocks Along With It!

 

August 10th

testosteronepit's picture

Is The Greek Calamity Economy Headed For Revolt?





And suspicions arose immediately that the Troika was laying the publicity groundwork for something that bailout-leery Germans would oppose.

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Nine Months Ago I Said Germany Would Leave the Euro... Finally the MSM is Starting to Catch On





Will Germany leave the Euro? I believe so. The country is already  bordering on insolvency due to nearly €1 trillion in backdoor EU bailouts (pushing Germany’s Debt to GDP to 90%). Over 69% of Germans are worried about inflation. Angela Merkel is up for re-election next year (and has gained political points anytime she played hardball with Europe) and Germany has implemented steps to place a firewall around its financial system and passed legislation allowing it to leave the Euro if need be.

 

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