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Archive - Nov 2015 - Blog entry

November 30th

Gold Standard Institute's picture

Will a GDP Futures Market Be Liquid?





Scott Sumner said he had a “modest” proposal: there should be a highly liquid futures market in Nominal Gross Domestic Product. Let's look at that.

 

EconMatters's picture

ISIS: Oil as a Strategic Weapon





The ISIS group sells most of its crude directly to independent traders at the wellhead for $20-$45 a barrel earning the group an average of $1.5 million a day.

 

GoldCore's picture

Gold Demand in China Heading For Record and Reserves Increase 14 Tonnes In October





While gold prices continue to languish in the doldrums and are on course for their worst month since 2013, global demand and especially Chinese retail, investor and official demand continues to remain very robust. Indeed, China looks likely to see a new record demand for gold annually again in 2015.

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

Europe Prepares for the Next Assault in the War on Cash





This is not the end of the war on cash. Ultimately it will culminate in efforts to impose a carry tax on physical cash if not ban cash outright.

 
 

November 29th

Capitalist Exploits's picture

What Do Venture Capitalists and Little Girls Have in Common





And how did they get it wrong with the Square IPO.

 

November 27th

GoldCore's picture

Coming of Age: China’s Yuan Joins SDR Basket As IMF Reserve Currency





In a statement, the People’s Bank of China thanked the IMF for the recommendation and said it was “an acknowledgment of the progress in China’s recent economic development, reform and opening up”.

 

Phoenix Capital Research's picture

One by One the Central Banks Are Losing Control





The fact of the matter is that despite public opinion, there are problems that are so big that the Central Banks cannot fix them. We’ve seen this in Switzerland and China and now in Europe. It will be spreading to other countries in the near future.

 

Reggie Middleton's picture

The FDIC Reiterates and Corroborates My "F@ck the Fundamentals" Message fron the Fed





Risk goes up, yeilds go down... What's that look for? Don't you know how bond pricing works in the new millenium?

 

Sprott Money's picture

Winning, but Losing, at the Penny-Pitch: A Look at the Coming Collapse of the European Union





When I was a boy, a carnival would come through town annually, with a Ferris wheel, a merry-go-round and, of course, a midway

 

November 26th

EconMatters's picture

Obama Put Taiwan on ISIS Radar





This is a chess match between ISIS, China and the U.S. using Taiwan as a game piece.

 
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