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Greg Hunter Published on Apr 5, 2016 Financial Expert James Rickards says, “The Fed wants inflation . . . . They are not getting it, but they have to have it. What does that mean […]
Greg Hunter Published on Apr 5, 2016 Financial Expert James Rickards says, “The Fed wants inflation . . . . They are not getting it, but they have to have it. What does that mean […]
by John Rubino on February 22, 2016 In good times, Silicon Valley is the kind of place we all fantasize about: Shiny new buildings full of genius techies rollerblading down the halls, eating free gourmet […]
by John Rubino For banks, the recent news is pretty grim. But it’s about to get much worse, based on the following: Yield Curve Flattens: Now 10-Year Yields Just 1% More than 2-Year (Barrons) – […]
by John Rubino on January 7, 2016 One of the (many) fascinating things about this latest global financial crisis is that there’s no single catalyst. Unlike 2008 when the carnage could be traced back to […]
Submitted by Tyler Durden In late October, when describing Venezuela’s desperate steps to keep itself afloat for a few more months,we reported that in order to fund $3.5 billion bond payments in early November, Maduro’s […]
An important update on the supply of physical gold by Chris Martenson One of our long-running themes here is that the truly historic and massive flows of gold from West to East is (someday) going […]
by John Rubino on September 28, 2015 The US markets awoke to news of several big, disturbing overseas events: Glencore implodes. Think of Swiss commodities giant Glencore as a modern version of Enron, in the […]
Lewis Wickes Hine Game of craps. Cincinnati, Ohio 1908The following is a veritable tour de force by Nicole Foss on the value of gold in a crashing economy, for different people in different circumstances. Nicole […]
by John Rubino The whole “market economy” thing is turning out to be a little trickier than China’s dictators expected. To set up the story: After the 2008 crash the country borrowed about $15 trillion […]
by John Rubino Just as ultra-low interest rates start to seem normal, the markets decide otherwise. US 10-year Treasury bonds yielded about 1.9% in April and are now above 2.20%: And the trend reversal isn’t […]
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