Archive - Aug 2014 - Blog entry

Happening now at the Federal Reserve Convenience Store...

So…the US economy is allegedly in recovery… the financial markets are fixed… and all is well in the world. But the Fed cannot risk raising interest rates to normal levels because Wall Street has over $12 trillion (more like over $100 trillion) in derivatives contracts that could blow up.

Overview of the technical conditions of the major markets.  

Traders and market participants are pretty bad at decision making as it is, the last thing they need is inaccurate information via sensationalized and overhyped TMZ Style News reports to base their decision making process on.

The Queen of the Debt, I mean Steppe...

“It’s a Little Misleading to JUST Call This a Depression. It’s WORSE Than That”

The fundamental mistake is to think in terms of a low yield telling you anything about the economy, as it is price that you should be focusing on.

AndersFogh Rasmussen #Danishdouchebag

Suppresses true money velocity concealing real inflation risk to the economy

Those people piling into bonds on bad retail sales numbers based upon antiquated retail correlations are in for one big surprise.

Ferguson, Missouri:   What’s Really Going On ... And How Did We Get Here?

Ways for retail investors, and institutions small and large, to monetize a fundamental or economic outlook that the muppet masters will never tell you!

You unlock this door with the Anti-Keynesian imagination. Beyond it is a non-NWO dimension - a dimension of sound money, a dimension without missing flights, a dimension without Neocon lies. You're moving beyond the lands of CIA spooks and globalist ideals. You've just crossed over into the Twilight Zoneski. 

This is especially the case in Ukraine where the currency has lost more than half of its value versus gold (see chart above and below). Gold in Ukraine Hrvynia is up 70% since the start of 2014. People who own gold in Ukraine would laugh at you, if you said that gold is not a safe haven. As would people in many countries in South America, the Middle East and Africa.