Archive - Apr 2, 2013 - Blog entry
Study: 28% Increase In Thyroid Problems In Babies Born After Fukushima in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington
Submitted by George Washington on 04/02/2013 23:14 -0500Is Fukushima Causing Health Problems In the United States?
Japan - Too Old To Grow?
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 04/02/2013 17:34 -0500I don't care how much money Japan prints. Those printing presses can't offset the powerful force of demographics, at least not for long.
A DaNGeRouS BuBBLe...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 04/02/2013 15:47 -0500There is no stock bubble--Mr Bubbles
When It Comes Time to Steal… They’re Coming After YOUR Money
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 04/02/2013 09:44 -0500We now know that when it comes time to STEAL, the STEALING will only hit those who are not well connected with the corrupt elite. It will be the people.
One Of Ireland's Biggest Banks Busted Fudging The Books? Nah! Busted Concealing Debt? Nah! Busted.. Cyprus Was Just The Preamble
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 04/02/2013 08:59 -0500- Anglo Irish
- Australia
- Bad Bank
- Capital Markets
- CDS
- Creditors
- default
- ETC
- European Central Bank
- European Union
- Fail
- Financial Services Authority
- fixed
- Germany
- International Monetary Fund
- Ireland
- Lehman
- NADA
- New York Stock Exchange
- Poland
- RBS
- Real estate
- Reality
- Reggie Middleton
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- United Kingdom
Mounds of cold, hard, indisputable evidence not found ANYWHERE else! Damn, you thought Cyprus was newsworthy? Ireland already Troika'd & they're bigger than Cyprus. Depositor recap of banks looks inevitable if this research is right!
Four New Views
Submitted by Marc To Market on 04/02/2013 07:15 -0500Economists have adjusted their forecasts and it will be difficult for the US data to continue to surprise on the upside. Moreover, there are signs that the economy lost some momentum into the end of Q1 that will likely spill over in Q2. We look at the relatively subdued reaction to the losses that will be incurred by uninsured depositors in Cyprus and recognize that it is far from unprecedented. In the US, the last time uninsured depositors took a hit (50%) was in the IndyMac failure. We show a deterioration of the financial situation in Italy, on top of the political and economic challenges. Lastly, we bring to your attention the deteriorating technical tone for the dollar against the yen and Japanese shares.
