This Crisis Will Be Over 30 Times Bigger Than Greece
Submitted by Phoenix Capital... on 05/20/2013 - 10:05 Bank of Japan Bear Market Bond Central Banks Federal Reserve Greece Gross Domestic Product Institutional Investors Japan Lehman Nikkei Volatility Yen If Japan’s bond market implodes, then global Central Bank efforts to hold the system together will have proven a failure.
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Silver Surges 6.8% From Lows After Slammed 10% Lower In 4 Minutes
Submitted by GoldCore on 05/20/2013 - 09:51 British Pound Commodity Futures Trading Commission Reuters It is likely that the very aggressive selling in illiquid Asian markets overnight was by a large hedge fund or bank or a combination of hedge funds and banks with deep pockets. Reuters quoted an analyst at a Japanese bank who said that silver’s price falls were due to one “unidentified investor”.- Comments: 16
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The Poisonous Printing Press
Submitted by Tim Knight from... on 05/20/2013 - 09:19 Ben Bernanke Bond Deficit Spending Federal Reserve Free Money Monetary Policy Precious Metals REITs Reserve Currency Slope of Hope It’s painfully clear for all to see that the majestic United States is now firmly caught in the rapacious stranglehold of financial elites which have completely captured it in a grotesque gamed monetary process. Our country’s once idealistic and industrious free market economy has been hijacked and is undeniably being fraudulently and overtly financialized by the craven clutches and maniacal machinations of a contemptible self-seeking banking class. They have become nothing more than avaricious parasites disgustingly feeding from the grand trough of our treasured human ingenuity...- Comments: 42
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TIPS=TOP
Submitted by thetechnicaltake on 05/20/2013 - 08:50 Barclays Bond Exchange Traded Fund Volatility A major asset class is "topping" out.- Comments: 5
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The Juice - News That Matters
Submitted by Pivotfarm on 05/20/2013 - 07:54 China Cohen Dallas Fed European Union Federal Reserve Fibonacci Fisher Germany Gilts Insider Trading Monetary Policy Precious Metals Private Equity Richard Fisher SAC Turkey United Kingdom QE Halt Would Be 'Too Violent' for Market: Fed's Fisher- Comments: 4
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Central Banks to Dominate the Forces of Movement in the Week Ahead
Submitted by Marc To Market on 05/19/2013 - 21:00 Australia Australian Dollar Bank of England Ben Bernanke BOE Bond Central Banks European Central Bank Federal Reserve Gross Domestic Product Japan Monetary Policy Nikkei Quantitative Easing Testimony United Kingdom Volatility Yen Central bankers overshadow the economic data in the week ahead.- Comments: 3
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Is EVERY Market Rigged?
Submitted by George Washington on 05/19/2013 - 20:38 Cato Institute Crude Crude Oil Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank fixed Gambling Global Economy India Insider Trading LIBOR Market Manipulation Mortgage Loans New York Times None Norway Nouriel Nouriel Roubini ratings Ratings Agencies Reuters United Kingdom Volatility European Union Launches Investigation Into Manipulation of Oil Prices Since 2002- Comments: 55
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The Quiet Triumph Of Oil And Gas In Obama’s Policies
Submitted by testosteronepit on 05/18/2013 - 16:53 Australia Department Of Energy Israel Japan Natural Gas None Norway Nuclear Power Obama Administration Timothy Geithner The Administration simply doesn’t want to get run over by the momentum of the oil and gas industry- Comments: 33
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Why Japan Is Bad For The World
Submitted by Asia Confidential on 05/18/2013 - 11:00 Australia Bank of Japan Bond China Equity Markets European Central Bank Eurozone Germany Global Economy Gross Domestic Product Japan Monetary Policy New Zealand Nominal GDP Reality recovery Switzerland Yen The idea that a weak yen is positive for countries outside Japan is gaining traction. This is preposterous and we'll see why as currency wars soon accelerate.- Comments: 9
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FiNaNCiaL TeRRoRiSM AND PoLiTiCaL SeX MaP...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 05/18/2013 - 09:37 Crazy ant version...- Comments: 61
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CBO - US Economy Set to Soar On Obamacare?
Submitted by Bruce Krasting on 05/18/2013 - 08:02 Budget Deficit China Congressional Budget Office ETC Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Gross Domestic Product Medicare Obamacare Recession recovery Stimulus Spending My guess is that in 2-3 years most folks in the country are going to hate Obamacare, but it it will be impossible to get rid of by then.- Comments: 242
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Dollar Bull Run
Submitted by Marc To Market on 05/18/2013 - 07:42 Aussie Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar Commodity Futures Trading Commission European Central Bank Head and Shoulders Price Action Purchasing Power Swiss Franc Testimony US Dollar Index Yen A look mostly at prices in the currency market and the outlook.- Comments: 9
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Market Rally Continues Along With QE
Submitted by David Fry on 05/17/2013 - 20:28 Australia Central Banks Consumer Confidence Consumer Sentiment Exchange Traded Fund Free Money Market Breadth Market Conditions McClellan Oscillator Middle East Musical Chairs New York Stock Exchange POMO POMO Technical Indicators Twitter Volatility Yen Aside from light volume there’s no argument with the tape. It’s quite positive but much overbought. Earnings news is beginning to wane leaving less for bulls to respond to. Many previous reliable technical indicators are succumbing to all the money printing. Looking at those markets where QE is not taking place perhaps reveals the real market conditions.- Comments: 8
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Wal-Mart Warns of a Slowdown
Submitted by Phoenix Capital... on 05/17/2013 - 13:26 American Express ETC recovery So much for the “recovery” theory. If you look at the real economy, things are getting worse and worse. When even Wal-Mart reports that people are spending less (remember that corporate email that February sales were a “disaster”?) you KNOW things are bad.- Comments: 48
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THe PRoCToLoGiST MaY 2013...
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 05/17/2013 - 12:22 And the Sacred Dow...- Comments: 71
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