Archive - 2015 - Blog entry

March 4th

EconMatters's picture

Cushing and Gulf Coast Storage Filling Up Fast





The RIG Count has dropped also but this is a misnomer because unlike in ‘old fashioned drilling times’ where one Rig represented One well, now one RIG often represents multiple wells attached to the one Rig due to modern drilling technology.

 

StalingradandPoorski's picture

Irrational Exuberance 2.0





What people and central bankers do not understand, is that you can't devalue your way to prosperity. Absolutely nothing has changed since the last crisis. The same too big too fail banks have only gotten much bigger. The same people that were in charge leading into the crisis and during it, are the same people who are in charge of fixing it. New regulations were established to try and regulate the industry, but they will be proven to be ineffective. Why? Because the Volcker Rule and Dodd-Frank have had all the important elements removed, thanks to the massive lobbying power of the TBTF banks and the Fed.

 

George Washington's picture

Bill Clinton Laid the Foundation for the Libyan, Syrian and Ukrainian Wars





Bill Clinton Dusted Off the Same Marketing Strategy Which Bad-Mustache Used On the Eve of Invading Poland ... And Obama's Been Using It Ever Since

 

williambanzai7's picture

SaVinG PRiVaTe EmaiLS





A guffaw a day keeps the Bilderboogress away...

 

GoldCore's picture

Canada’s Central Bank Requests End To Defacing of Debasing Canadian Dollar





“Yes, it’s legal, but it’s just not a very nice or Canadian thing to do.“ Similarly, in Europe, an artist known as Stefanos has been defacing euro notes with images of little human figures in a painfully bleak depiction of life in Greece under austerity.

 

March 3rd

Sprott Money's picture

Baltic Dry Index Crashes: Calamity or False-Alarm?





For this commentary to make any sense to most readers; it’s necessary to address the two questions which immediately come to their minds: “what is the Baltic Dry Index?” and “why should I care about it?” Dealing with these questions in order; the Baltic Dry Index measures the prices paid to ship various forms of cargo, in the form of an index.

 

williambanzai7's picture

BLuE DReSS SHaDoW...





Revealed in Clinton portrait...

 

GoldCore's picture

Bondholders “Bailed In” In Austria - EU Bondholders Today, U.S. Depositors Tomorrow?





- “Bail-in is now the rule” - EU Finance Minister Noonan  - Austrian bondholders today … international depositors tomorrow ... We urge readers to diversify deposit holdings and acquire allocated gold to protect their wealth during the next phase of the banking crisis.

 

March 2nd

Sprott Money's picture

Gold and Debt: Astonishing Comparisons





Debt and budgets in the trillions of dollars and euros are difficult to comprehend. The US budget is nearly $4 Trillion per year while the US official national debt exceeds $18 Trillion. A single large bank may hold contracts for more than $50 Trillion in derivative contracts. Global debt is approximately $200 Trillion.

 

williambanzai7's picture

BiBi GoeS To ViCHY...





Tell a big lie...

 

GoldCore's picture

Gold Demand in Greece, Italy, Spain, Russia, Germany, UK and U.S.





Reuters Interview GoldCore. How has demand compared in different regions of Europe so far this year? p.s. Dislike term silver bug and gold bug. Pejorative and we don't call people stock roaches or paper bugs or dollar bugs   : )

 

March 1st

Sprott Money's picture

Debt-To-GDP Ratios Demand Debt Jubilee





Clearly if Western governments were ‘merely’ drowning in debt-to-GDP ratios of roughly 100%, then theycould still argue that attempting to manage these debt-loads was legitimate rather than treasonous. However, Germany’s government (debt-to-GDP of 188%) can no longer make that claim. Nor can: 

 
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