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When a market escapes gravity – you will know it.

Banking without rules is more profitable, so industry leaders and lobbyists have tried to block the efforts at reform.

As the United States of Zimbabwe barrels forward on Ben Bernanke's hyper-inflationary crazy train - we will go along for the ride...

Here's this week's newsletter from Phil's Stock World.

Federally Funded Friday – Bernanke Says More Free Money!

Courtesy of Phil at Phil's Stock World 

We are officially in the middle of the worst housing collapse in U.S. history - and unfortunately it is going to get even worse.

Is it just remotely possible, that 50% of the people in the United States of America can't possibly afford to live in Bullish Projection America and that the growth that is priced into the markets is, perhaps, overly optimistic?

That's right folks - MORE FREE MONEY! This is just what Egypt needs, I guess. Europe too

The puppet show.

Treasury yields are "blinking red", but the Fed keeps acting like nothing's wrong. What's the deal?

So, why do we make bullish bets when it looks like the New World Order is hanging by a thread?

Wrapping up last week, and what we're looking at next week.

The effort in Washington State draws heavily on the success of the 92-year-old Bank of North Dakota (BND), currently the only state-wide publicly-owned U.S. bank.

Like 2008, the attempts by the Fed and the Government to prop up the economy are doing nothing at all to fix the problem, merely shoving the problems under the rug for another few months until we have that final day of reckoning.