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Archive - Aug 2013 - Blog entry

August 2nd

Pivotfarm's picture

NFP Shakedown!





A discussion post NFP of markets, economics and tapering!

 

williambanzai7's picture

THe HeRo (revisited)





The man who saved the global economy...

 

GoldCore's picture

LBMA Data: Beyond The Smoke And Mirrors





The LBMA clearing statistics therefore essentially represent huge daily trading through unallocated accounts, most of which is classified as spot delivery, but which is backed by very small physical metal foundations. The clearing statistics while interesting, need to be made more transparent and granular beyond the headline data. Otherwise they tend to obscure rather than illuminate.

 

August 1st

williambanzai7's picture

FaBLaNKFeiN





Presented without justice...

 

Pivotfarm's picture

Chinese and Koreans Keep EU Property Afloat





We are told that the Chinese do not have any money left, that the coffers are empty and that they will have to go the same way as the US and start printing presses rolling along so that the banks end up flush again and the economy rebounds.

 

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The Great Central Bank Dream Comes to a Crashing Halt in Japan





 

The bigger story is Japan, where the Central Bank dream of doing “enough” is crashing into the wall. Japan has announced a $1.4 trillion QE effort, an amount equal to 21% of its GDP. To put this into perspective, this is the single largest QE in history, the kind of QE Bernanke and his pals could only dream of announcing.

 
 

ilene's picture

TROUGH FEEDERS ARE MAXING OUT





Trough-feeding debtism faces the need to clean up its detritus.  

 

williambanzai7's picture

THe SoCiaL MeDiA EFFeCT/XKeYSCoRe





I saw your boobs!

 

GoldCore's picture

As The Crisis Deepens, Gold Flows East - Epilogue





There is no doubting the massive reserves of fossil fuels still lying close to or just beneath the earth’s surface. One of the key points made in the first edition of Insight back in February is that we must factor in the cost of processing those fossil fuels before they can enter the energy market. The future of energy production is as much as about the economic cost of processing those supplies as it is about the extraction. 

 
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