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The Subordination in Spain Will Cause Pain
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 06/10/2012 11:36 -0400Subordination is a four letter word to bondholders.
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Germany on the Verge: “Dispel this Fog,” Begs Mario Draghi
Submitted by testosteronepit on 06/01/2012 12:28 -0400German taxpayers still have an opportunity to just say no
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JP MoRoNS: SaVe THe WHaLe...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 05/11/2012 03:22 -0400The pundits will have a field day with this...
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Housing Data: Shiller Unaware Bernankinflation Winning
Submitted by ilene on 04/25/2012 12:10 -0400Fading Shiller and why.
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Miscellaneous Market Thoughts
Submitted by ilene on 04/24/2012 02:10 -0400Follow the indicators or BTFD?
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Guest Post: Epic Fail - Part One
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/23/2012 08:28 -0400- Alan Greenspan
- Becky Quick
- Ben Bernanke
- Ben Bernanke
- BLS
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Cohen
- CRAP
- Fail
- Federal Reserve
- fixed
- Free Money
- Global Warming
- Great Depression
- Greece
- Guest Post
- Home Equity
- Iran
- Italy
- John Hussman
- Krugman
- Larry Kudlow
- Monetary Policy
- North Korea
- Obama Administration
- Obamacare
- Paul Krugman
- Payroll Data
- Portugal
- Real Interest Rates
- Real Unemployment Rate
- Reality
- Recession
- recovery
- Unemployment
- Unemployment Insurance
- Volatility
No wonder one third of Americans are obese. The crap we are shoveling into our bodies is on par with the misinformation, propaganda and lies that are being programmed into our minds by government bureaucrats, corrupt politicians, corporate media gurus, and central banker puppets. Chief Clinton propaganda mouthpiece, James Carville, famously remarked during the 1992 presidential campaign that, “It’s the economy, stupid”. Clinton was able to successfully convince the American voters that George Bush’s handling of the economy caused the 1991 recession. In retrospect, it was revealed the economy had been recovering for months prior to the election. No one could ever accuse the American people of being perceptive, realistic or critical thinking when it comes to economics, math, history or distinguishing between truth or lies. Our government controlled public school system has successfully dumbed down the populace to a level where they enjoy their slavery and prefer conscious ignorance to critical thought.
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Waiting for the Opening Whistle (or Not)
Submitted by undertheradar on 04/20/2012 23:44 -0400Preamble:
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On the Swiss, the IMF and the G-20
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 04/19/2012 14:56 -0400What do you get for $50 billion? Happy Talk...
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Slaying the sacred cow: Biderman
Submitted by RobertBrusca on 04/17/2012 21:40 -0400
Today Tyler put up a video of the revered Mr. Biderman of Trim Tabs fame. Mr. B was making an absolute fool of himself while trying to be critical of government reports. The video is embarrassing to watch. In this report I show all the many mistkes Biderman makes as he tries to lampoon retail sales and dis the governement. In the end he winds skewrering only himslef. Hoist on his own petard. Follow him and use his methodolgy at your own risk.
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Blockbuster Full Time Employment Growth, But An Intractable Long Term Crisis
Submitted by ilene on 04/10/2012 22:03 -0400But anyway, the big thing is liquidity right now, not whether or not you have a job.
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Another Nail In The Greek Coffin: Cheap, Migrant Workers Are Now Returning Home To Albania
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/09/2012 13:57 -0400
Four months ago we presented what was easily the clearest and most undiluted by media propaganda clue about the future of the European experiment, when we noted that even immigrants from places such as Afghanistan and Bangladesh, using Greece as a stepping stone onward to the gateway Shengen country of Italy, no longer have the urge to pursue their European dreams, and instead return home. As Art Cashin explained, "Over the decades, immigrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and other poor nations would work their way to Patras. They would stay for days or weeks awaiting a chance to smuggle themselves on to a freighter headed for Italy. Once there, they could make their way north into Europe to find hope and opportunity and maybe a job. Last week his relatives told him that things were changing. The immigrants still come to their way station of Patras (hope still blooms). But now, after a couple of weeks in Greece, they are trying to hop ships going the other way. They are going back home. Life was better, or at least no worse, where they came from and they had friends and family for support back there." It appears that the immigrant boycott is spreading, only this time instead of "discretionary" immigrants, or those that have not been fully assumed by society (think "cheap labor" along America's south, such as California, Texas and Arizona), it is starting to hit the core of the cheap PIIGS labor force: the migrant workforce, and in this case the Albanian diaspora working out of Greece at a fraction of the normal cost. And as one Albanian migrant worker, so critical to keeping the Greek construction sector supplied with cheap jobs puts it, "It looks like there's no money left," he said of Greece. "It all dried up." As a result even the Greek illegal-yet-symbiotic-aliens are giving up and going back home. Yes folks: the "indicators" on the ground are telling us that it is now easier to make money in Albania than in Greece.
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Guest Post: You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Part 3
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/04/2012 11:45 -0400- Ben Bernanke
- Ben Bernanke
- Borrowing Costs
- China
- Congressional Budget Office
- CRAP
- Debt Ceiling
- default
- Federal Reserve
- Great Depression
- Greece
- Gross Domestic Product
- Guest Post
- Housing Market
- Italy
- Japan
- Krugman
- Medicare
- Middle East
- National Debt
- Nuclear Power
- Portugal
- Real estate
- Reality
- Recession
- recovery
- Reserve Currency
- Ron Paul
- Savings Rate

Who will buy our debt in the coming months and years? Europe is saturated with debt and doesn’t have the means to purchase our debt. Japan is a train wreck waiting to happen. China’s customers aren’t buying their crap, so their economic miracle is about to go in reverse. The Federal Reserve cannot buy $1 trillion of Treasury bonds per year forever without creating more speculative bubbles and raging inflation in the things people need to live. The Minsky Moment will be the point when the U.S. Treasury begins having funding problems due to the spiraling debt incurred in financing perpetual government deficits. At this point no buyer will be found to bid at 2% to 3% yields for U.S. Treasuries; consequently, a major sell-off will ensue leading to a sudden and precipitous collapse in market clearing asset prices and a sharp drop in market liquidity. In layman terms that means – the shit will hit the fan. The Federal Reserve and Treasury will be caught in their own web of lies. The only way to attract buyers will be to dramatically increase interest rates. Doing this in a country up to its eyeballs in debt will be suicide. We will abruptly know how it feels to be Greek....The entire financial world is hopelessly entangled by the $700 trillion of derivatives that ensure mass destruction if one of the dominoes falls. This is the reason an otherwise inconsequential country like Greece had to be “saved”.
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Interpreting The Head Scratching Unemployment Claims Data
Submitted by ilene on 03/29/2012 19:37 -0400The guesstimates have all the accuracy of a coin flip.
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Bloomberg Spews A Bunch Of Disingenuous Crap On Consumer Comfort
Submitted by ilene on 03/08/2012 18:29 -0400"We, the people," are in deep trouble.
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Legal Experts Destroy Rationale for Obama’s Assassination Policy … And Slam Democrats for Supporting It
Submitted by George Washington on 03/08/2012 13:44 -0400Obama Expanding Program Started by Cheney
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