Chicken Little
Enough Already! It's Time To Send The Despicable House Of Saud To The Dustbin Of History
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/06/2016 21:15 -0500For more than four decades Washington’s middle eastern policy has been dead wrong and increasingly counter-productive and destructive. Washington’s Mideast policy is predicated on the assumption that the answer to high oil prices and energy security is deployment of the Fifth Fleet to the Persian Gulf. And that an associated alliance with one of the most corrupt, despotic, avaricious and benighted tyrannies in the modern world is the lynch pin to regional stability and US national security. Nothing could be further from the truth. The House of Saud is a scourge on mankind that would have been eliminated decades ago, save for Imperial Washington’s deplorable coddling and massive transfer of arms and political support.
How Western Bankers SERVE Precious Metals Holders
Submitted by Sprott Money on 12/30/2015 10:32 -0500Be careful what you wish for; you just might get it.
Big Banks Caught Using Credit Default Swaps To Destroy Nations
Submitted by Sprott Money on 12/15/2015 05:58 -0500The Big Banks manipulate credit default swaps to perpetrate economic terrorism against other nations in the world, where they literally destroy the economies of those victim-nations. It used to be a theory, but now the proof is finally emerging.
It's "Red Or Black" For Those Still Foolish Enough To Play
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/22/2015 16:35 -0500There’s an old adage among veteran stock traders that goes something like his, “If I told you the news before it were made public – it’s still a 50/50 bet you would guess the market’s reaction correctly.” That was when the markets had some resemblance of normalcy. Today, normalcy has been replaced with sheer lunacy as to the speculation and interpretations for where these markets go from here.
A Perilous Possibility: Weaponizing The Fed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/18/2015 18:20 -0500The world sits at a very precarious point once again in time. There is a very real possibility, as well as an ever-increasing chance one wrong unintended or misunderstood event could trigger an all out war of global proportions. For the matter at hand, the players involved, the possibilities of doing just the slightest of wrong moves whether intentional or not, at precisely the wrong time; has the inherent risk of triggering world events in ways and at magnitudes not seen since WW2. And if you think that’s hyperbole – you’ve just not been paying attention.
As SEC Rolls Out Liquidity Risk Plan, Here Are The Bond Funds That May Be Most Vulnerable In A Meltdown
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/22/2015 16:15 -0500With the SEC moving to head off the risk of a bond market meltdown triggered by a dangerous combination of illiquidity and bond fund proliferation, WSJ decided to see which fund providers are the most at risk in a crisis. The list may surprise you...
Why The Keynesian Chorus Is Cackling Like Chicken Little
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/10/2015 08:24 -0500This is getting way too stupid. The Keynesian Chorus has launched a full blast trilling campaign, emitting an increasingly shrill cackle of warnings against a Fed rate hike. Yes, 80 months of pumping free money into the canyons of Wall Street is not enough. Why? Well, this is hard to type with a straight face, but according to the cackling gaggle of Keynesian Chicken Littles, the Fed has already tightened too much!
A Layman's Explanation Of The Wall Street Rigged Casino Analogy
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/01/2015 12:11 -0500It doesn’t make sense to you. And it shouldn’t to anyone. Unless – they first go directly to the ‘house bar and media entertainment center’ that is always open and always free with spiked Kool-Aid™. It works better and is cheaper than actual liquor. It’s not actually a drink per se. It’s just hoopla and endless propaganda for the masses. That’s why it’s free and encouraged. It keeps everyone happy within the walls and enhances the experience, while simultaneously acting as one non-stop running commercial to entice anyone foolish to think they too can get rich quick. All legal by the way. The laws were adapted to fit the criteria.
How Likely Is Hyperinflation In The U.S?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/16/2015 19:05 -0500- Barack Obama
- Bear Stearns
- BIS
- Black Swan
- Black Swans
- Bond
- Cato Institute
- Central Banks
- Chicken Little
- China
- Congressional Budget Office
- Corruption
- Crude
- Eurozone
- FBI
- Federal Reserve
- fixed
- France
- Germany
- Global Economy
- Great Depression
- Greece
- Hyperinflation
- International Monetary Fund
- Iran
- Japan
- Lehman
- Martial Law
- Meltdown
- Middle East
- Monetization
- Money Velocity
- NASDAQ
- national security
- New York City
- North Korea
- Obama Administration
- Real estate
- Reserve Currency
- Ukraine
- Unemployment
- Volatility
- Wall Street Journal
- Washington D.C.
Hyperinflation in the U.S. is coming sometime in the next 20 years or so, and this isn't a cry from a Chicken Little, but a conclusion that the analysis strongly suggests. It is possible hyperinflation could happen during the next few years, but that seems unlikely since it would require a series of major crises and political blunders – events unprecedented in the history of the United States. If this led to a corruption of Constitutional rights in the midst of an exaltation of the Executive Branch that resulted in loss of the rule of law, hyperinflation might result. It is much more probable that hyperinflation will be preceded by a long slow decline that will include a protracted period of high inflation, and that the crash of the dollar and hyperinflation will be the final tumble off a looming, steep cliff.
The Minimum Price for Gold, Part 1
Submitted by Sprott Money on 04/16/2015 03:58 -0500Having written for several years about precious metals, the massive threat to our financial security (from our own financial institutions), and why gold and silver represent our best protection from that threat; it’s easy to forget that there are readers who are new to this sector. For those readers; it is necessary to review the fundamentals of supply and demand.
Ireland, You May Very Well Be Bust & I Make No Apologies For What I'm About To Show You
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 04/07/2013 07:07 -0500After showing Ireland's biggest banks failed to report borrowings/encumbrances, I give EVERYONE means to play credit analyst. Calculate Ireland needing another bailout right here (hint: this app probably shames your favorite ratings agency).
Global Banking Crisis - How & Why YOU Will Get "Cyprus'd" As This Bank Scrambled For Capital!!!
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 04/01/2013 05:17 -0500- Anglo Irish
- Bad Bank
- Bank Run
- Bear Stearns
- Bitcoin
- CDS
- Chicken Little
- Counterparties
- Countrywide
- default
- ETC
- European Union
- Fail
- Financial Services Authority
- fixed
- Greece
- Guest Post
- International Monetary Fund
- Investment Grade
- Ireland
- Lehman
- Lehman Brothers
- Non-performing assets
- ratings
- Ratings Agencies
- RBS
- Real estate
- Reality
- Reggie Middleton
- Regional Banks
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Sovereign Debt
- Sovereigns
It begins here: Introduction of cold, hard evidence of bank shenanigans (with complete documentation) that A) should be prosecuted & B) cause enough concern to make you worry about your bank's integrity.
The Canadian Government Offers "Bail-In" Regime, Prepares For The Confiscation Of Bank Deposits To Bail Out Banks
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 03/30/2013 10:12 -0500It's not just Cyprus, and no - it's not just Canada either. I'm preparing a list of specific banks that I have 1st hand knowledge that would prevent me from keeping my money in them. Get "Cyprus'd"!!!
Guest Post: Is American Justice Dead?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/09/2013 22:08 -0500
Every nation-state has a body of laws woven into the fabric of society. As Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto has commented on extensively, the stronger the rule of law, the stronger the economy. And by "stronger" laws, I mean laws that are impervious to tampering for personal or political gains. The connection between a sound judiciary and economic health is readily comprehensible, except maybe to a politician... businesses and individuals are far more likely to invest capital in a country with understandable laws that are impartially and universally enforced than if the opposite condition exists. That's because the lack of a consistent body of law breeds uncertainty and adds a huge element of risk for entrepreneurs. Which brings us back to the matter at hand – American justice on a slippery slope.





