Archive - Apr 2014 - Blog entry
April 21st
Japan Has Proven That Central Banks Cannot Generate Growth With QE
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 04/21/2014 17:47 -0500Japan is where the Keynesian economic model rubber hit the road. And it's proven that QE is ultimately an economic dead end.
Enlightened Self Interest and Financial Industry Hypocrisy - The Final Chapter
Submitted by Cognitive Dissonance on 04/21/2014 10:31 -0500I find it supremely ironic that ‘We the People’ have become modern day North American Indians and are taking fiat beads in exchange for our valuable land and labor.
Is Banking a New Form of Slavery?
Submitted by smartknowledgeu on 04/21/2014 04:47 -0500- Algorithmic Trading
- American International Group
- Bank of America
- Bank of America
- Bank of England
- Bank of New York
- Barack Obama
- BIS
- Central Banks
- Citigroup
- Deutsche Bank
- ETC
- Federal Reserve
- Fractional Reserve Banking
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- HFT
- Jamie Dimon
- John Stumpf
- KIM
- Lloyd Blankfein
- Merrill
- Merrill Lynch
- Morgan Stanley
- Precious Metals
- Prudential
- Purchasing Power
- Real estate
- recovery
- SmartKnowledgeU
- State Street
- Wells Fargo
- White House
- World Bank
An explanation of how fractional reserve banking infringes on everyone’s freedom.
April 20th
Putin Would Save Obama From Drowning!
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 04/20/2014 16:08 -0500As the audience went from laughter to applause, Vladimir Putin responded to the question that he had just read out on a televised debate in Russia. What was the question?
The Week Ahead
Submitted by Marc To Market on 04/20/2014 14:01 -0500Prak central bank balance sheets are still ahead. Interest rate increases are still several quarters out. Austerity has peaked. The output gap has peaked. What does this mean in the week ahead ?
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EaSTeR ViSiToRS...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 04/20/2014 08:09 -0500Keep a close eye on this bunny...
April 19th
Bankers are Behind the Wars
Submitted by George Washington on 04/19/2014 07:00 -0500All Wars Are Bankers’ Wars
FX: Ranges Persist, though Sterling is Exceptional
Submitted by Marc To Market on 04/19/2014 06:59 -0500Outlook for the major currencies in the week ahead.
April 18th
China Wanted Capitalism But it Also Got Strikes
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 04/18/2014 11:44 -0500Peering in from the outside or through the looking glass at what’s going down on the other side is always a distortion of reality. We sit here in the west looking at the development, the changes and the progress of China and then the stark reality kicks in.
BP Manager In Charge of Cleaning Up the Gulf Oil Spill Dumped BP Stock Before the Severity of the Spill Went Public
Submitted by George Washington on 04/18/2014 00:48 -0500... Did the CEO of BP Also Dump Stock Based Upon Insider Information?
April 17th
PaGiNG DR KRuGMaN...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 04/17/2014 21:43 -0500The Spirit of Keynes he'll consult...
A Blueprint for Investing in Frontier Markets
Submitted by Capitalist Exploits on 04/17/2014 19:01 -0500The majority of global growth in the next decade will instead be generated by "frontier markets". in fact, over the past five years, 43 of the 47 highest-growth economies have come from the frontier.
Growth Rate China Slowest in 18 Months
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 04/17/2014 16:08 -0500You know when you want to read that last page of the book just before you fall off into the Land of Nod and the Sandman comes and sandbags you to fall asleep?
So, It Seems Like That Andreesen Dude Might Actually Know What He's Talking About, But I'll Still Spill His Secrets
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 04/17/2014 13:00 -0500I got into a Twitter debate with Marc Andreesen of Netscape (the inventor of the commercial web browser) and Andreesen Horowitz (the VC fund that financed Facebook, Twitter, Skype & Zynga) fame.
He spit out what was mostly common sense, yet still flew in the face of what is taught in school, most text books and by most B school teachers. Here's how it went down...
1/A few common fallacies about valuation of public and private technology companies:
