Archive - Mar 2015 - Blog entry
March 20th
GoDZiLLa VeRSuS MooCHiLLa...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/20/2015 11:32 -0500This is awkward...
Just as Global Oil Glut Deepens, China Cuts Oil Imports
Submitted by testosteronepit on 03/20/2015 10:51 -0500“I don’t think there is much space left to fill.”
U.S. Begs Russia to Remain in ‘SWIFT’ - The One Bank Fails Again
Submitted by Sprott Money on 03/20/2015 10:51 -0500Does it get any funnier than this? Well, arguably, we’ve already seen an even funnier episode from these financial “Wile E. Coyotes”. But let’s begin with a look at the most recent “botched operation” by the psychopaths of the One Bank.
Gold Downside $850/oz; Upside Jump to $2,000/oz on ‘Grexit’
Submitted by GoldCore on 03/20/2015 10:01 -0500The inverted relationship between gold and the dollar broke down in November 2011. The dollar soared from July to the present, spiking 21% against the other major currencies. Most of the negative commentary regarding gold in recent months misses the rather bigger point that the gold price has held up remarkably well given the extent of dollar’s move.
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Why We’re Drifting Towards World War 3
Submitted by George Washington on 03/20/2015 09:45 -0500- Afghanistan
- Alan Greenspan
- Black Swan
- Brazil
- Charles Nenner
- China
- Davos
- European Union
- Federal Reserve
- France
- Germany
- Global Economy
- goldman sachs
- Goldman Sachs
- Great Depression
- India
- Iran
- Iraq
- Japan
- Jim Rickards
- Jim Rogers
- Joseph Stiglitz
- Kuwait
- Kyle Bass
- Kyle Bass
- Marc Faber
- Martin Armstrong
- Middle East
- national security
- Nationalism
- Nouriel
- Nouriel Roubini
- Paul Tudor Jones
- Purchasing Power
- The Economist
- Trade Wars
- Ukraine
- Wall Street Journal
- World Trade
- Yuan
Debt, Distraction, Currency Wars, Itchy Fingers
March 19th
Ballooning Student Debt Levels will Usher in New QE
Submitted by Sprott Money on 03/19/2015 15:45 -0500The average American student graduating with a bachelors degree leaves with approximately $28,400 of debt to be repaid over the course of their career. In fact, over 70% of students graduating will be in this position, making it the norm.
Is The Dollar About To Lose Grip On Commodities And Gold?
Submitted by Sprout Money on 03/19/2015 15:25 -0500History never repeats itself, but it always rhymes...
The Central Banks Will Not Be Able to Control This
Submitted by Phoenix Capital Research on 03/19/2015 13:11 -0500The Fed and other Central Banks are trying to maintain the illusion that they have everything in control by talking about interest rates, but the reality is that the US Dollar carry trade is ABOVE $9 trillion in size. That is almost as large as ALL of the money printing that occurred between 2009 and 2013.
Gold Surges – Fed Loses “Patience” and Signals Loose Monetary Policies to Continue
Submitted by GoldCore on 03/19/2015 07:54 -0500Many analysts regard this as further evidence that the Fed is caught in a bind. What is yet to be appreciated by most analysts is that it is unlikely that the massively over-leveraged and debt-saturated financial system can weather increases in interest rates.
Falling Interest Causes Falling Wages
Submitted by Gold Standard Institute on 03/19/2015 01:35 -0500Monetary policy is putting the hurt on labor.
March 18th
GoDZiLLa MeeTS THe DoLLaR...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 03/18/2015 22:53 -0500You have your fear, which might become reality...
Biggest Stock Market Scams in History – Part I
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 03/18/2015 19:37 -0500A wicked web of deceit, with just a good measure of theft and forgery thrown in for old time’s sake!
Presidents, Prime Ministers, Congressmen, Generals, Spooks, Soldiers and Police ADMIT to False Flag Terror
Submitted by George Washington on 03/18/2015 12:33 -0500Another Conspiracy "Theory" Admitted as Fact
The 5 Most Crowded Trades on Wall Street: Part 3
Submitted by EconMatters on 03/18/2015 10:46 -0500Utilities have always been attractive yield plays for conservative investors, but natural gas prices are low and margins are not that great for the industry.
