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Archive - Aug 2014 - Blog entry

August 13th

George Washington's picture

We’ve Opened the Gates of Hell





Fukushima Spews Radiation World-Wide

 

williambanzai7's picture

THe RuNaWaY...





Welcome to Neo-Amerika...

 

EconMatters's picture

The Oil Market QE Premium Is Coming out of Price





Is $85 a barrel in the cards? Sure it is once the Fed Effect on Oil Price comes out of the market.

 

GoldCore's picture

New “London Silver Price” Launching In Just Two Days - Confusion Reigns





Interestingly, the FT also reports that there may be significant buying of silver in the coming days: Indeed, there are already rumours in the market place that some big silver producers and consumers are preparing to pepper the market with orders.” This creates the possibility of the short squeeze that many market participants and silver analysts have been expecting for some time.

 

Monetary Metals's picture

How Can the State Bank of India Pay Interest in Gold?





The Tirumala Tirupati Temple in India has deposited gold, and is getting paid interest in gold. Why is no one else paying interest in gold?

 

August 12th

CalibratedConfidence's picture

Bank Of America & Morgan Stanley Comment On Commodities





Coal production in the U.S YoY is down 0.3 percent and continued production slowdowns could continue to hurt firms like Peabody Energy which is down almost 19 percent YTD.

 

Capitalist Exploits's picture

All Eyes Should Be on Volatility





Historically market corrections and volatility spikes have been very good entry points for purchasing shares in ZIV

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

The Total Mispricing of Risk Courtesy of the Fed





These bonds are the benchmarks for “risk” in the financial system. Stocks, corporate bonds, mortgages, auto loans, emerging market stocks… everything you can name are ultimately priced based on their perceived risk relative to the “risk free” rate of lending money to the US for 10 years.

 
 

EconMatters's picture

Not As Much Labor Force Slack as Yellen Believes





The Fed keeps moving their targets, and came up with this ‘slack in the labor force’ argument helped of course by Wall Street or should I say the Big Banks.....

 

williambanzai7's picture

DR STRaNGe BoMB...





Or "How I stopped worrying and learned to love bombing Iraq..."

 

GoldCore's picture

Fed Vice Chair Fischer On U.S. Bailin "Proposals"





Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer delivered his first speech on the global economy in Stockholm, Sweden yesterday. Fischer headed Israel’s central bank from 2005 through 2013 and is now number two at the Federal Reserve in the U.S. after Janet Yellen. Fischer’s comments that the U.S. is “preparing a proposal” for bail-ins is at odds with FDIC and Bank of England officials who have said that bail-in legislation could be used today and "I mean today ... "

 

August 11th

williambanzai7's picture

BRaNDeNBeRG 2.0





"Ich bin ein Sanctioneer..."

 
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