Archive - Jan 2015 - Blog entry

The Fed likes to claim that it is trying to grow the economy or boost employment, but both claims are false.

Governments from Around the World ADMIT They Do It

"When you can control your strongest carnal appetite (the desire for food), you can then gain control of the other carnal appetites." -Bronner

If you worry about the size of the Fed's balance sheet you should be horrified by what is happening in Switzerland.

Assume the news for next week has not already been written,  What should investors, or those monitoring the international political economy be watching?  Here is my list.  

An Interview with WilliamBanzai7...

The profit margin is improving on different levels...

Why not take 24hrs to strategically think through the surrounded man-hunt operation.  Slowly mechanically rolling up a shop's street level security gate?  You can't be serious!  

Data and market positioning can explain movement in the currencies.  It does not prove that there is no manipulation or a great conspiracy.  It just means the markets are understandable without resorting to such explanations.    Try it.  

And yet on Friday morning, the solution came to me in a shot. And, as with most good solutions, it comes from no less a place than Star Trek: The Original Series. Hear all now my idea:

The Stakes Are Too High NOT to Negotiate Peace

• Global Debt Crisis II – Total Global Debt to GDP Ratio Over 300% - Risk of Bail-Ins in 2015 and Beyond - Currency and Gold Wars - $1 Quadrillion “Weapons of Mass Destruction” Derivatives - Cold War II and New World Order as China and Russia Flex Geopolitical Muscles - Enter The Dragon – Paradigm Shift of China Gold Demand - Forecast 2015: None. Forecast 2020: Gold $2,500/oz and Silver $150/oz

On Epstein's fantasy Island...

In our Wonderland Matrix; we are frequently sold perversion by our corrupt governments, criminal banks, and (of course) the parrots of the Corporate media. Black is white. Down is up. Bad is good.

With respect to the latter perversion; while we have many examples to choose from, there could be no better selection than the obscenity dubbed by the Big Banks themselves as “too big to fail”. Regular readers are already familiar with my condemnation of this fraud, as too-big-to-fail is literally nothing but (very) thinly-veiled blackmail.

Will Oil find a Support in the coming weeks? Whats the long term impact of low OIL prices?