Authored by Alasdair Macleod via GoldMoney.com, The monetary, financial and political weaknesses of the EU are about to be exposed by the forthcoming global credit crisis. This article assumes the combination of end of credit cycle dynamics and the rise …
from Zero Hedge Something odd is taking place in the market today: the world’s biggest central bank – whose balance sheet is 40.5% of Europe’s GDP – unveiled massive monetary easing in the form of new carry-trade facilitating bank loans and …
by Jim Grant Last Monday, the Federal Reserve embarked on a yearlong listening tour to discover the concerns of the American people. The whole shebang of modern monetary methods—manipulated interest rates, levitated asset values, the supposed necessity of a 2% inflation …
via themacrotourist: I have become fascinated by MMT (Modern Monetary Theory). Sure, you can crap all over it, but I am not so sure there isn’t much to learn by opening your mind to the idea that some of the ways …
by Shaun Richards One of the main themes of my work is that the monetary easing by central banks has boosted asset prices, but the catch is that for example rises in house prices are inflation for the first-time buyer …
by: Stefan Gleason More than a decade after the 2008 financial crisis, U.S. monetary policy continues to operate in crisis management mode. Despite a long, drawn out rate-hiking campaign – now paused – the Federal Reserve has yet to bring …
Socialists operate on “MMT”, Modern Monetary theory”. It basically says spend like there is no tomorrow. It’s OK, don’t worry about it. Germany in the 20’s, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela were ALL on MMT. While there has been much disagreement among …
Ken Schortgen interviewed by Sean on SGTreport Author Ken Schortgen joins me to discuss the coming global monetary reset which, as Ken explains, cannot be avoided. Ken notes that central banks around the world are now buying gold in volumes not seen since …
by Shaun Richards Today there only is one topic and it was given a lead in late last night from Japan. There GDP growth was announced as 0.3% for the last quarter of 2018 which sounded okay on its own …
by JanssenReportHost As the global debt crisis keeps expanding, a new interest-free currency was launched in the Netherlands on September 22nd 2016: De Florijn. “UN fears third leg of the global financial crisis – with prospect of epic debt defaults” is …
Ronni Stoeferle interviewed by SBTV SBTV speaks with returning guest, Ronald Stoeferle of Incrementum AG, about what he observed about Chinese attitude towards gold during his recent visit to Shanghai for the China International Precious Metals Annual Conference. Download the In Gold …
by Shaun Richards Sometimes life catches up with you really fast and we have seen another example of this in the last 24 hours, so let;s get straight to it. Analysts at Deutsche Bank say European Central Bank’s Mario Draghi …
Authored by Tom Luongo, For weeks I’ve been telling my subscribers that something changed in the gold market. Since Donald Trump’s election there was a pretty clear pair trade between the U.S. dollar and gold. And that trade was most manifested in …
Brent Johnson interviewed on SBTV We are delighted to have Brent Johnson, CEO of Santiago Capital, on SBTV. Although he is a proponent of gold, Brent’s Dollar Milkshake Theory sees him playing devil’s advocate to assess how the dollar and gold will …
This article was originally published at Birch Gold Group December 19 marks the day the Fed may have decided it’s going “all in” on the idea of a “strong U.S. economy.” The Fed locked in an increase of the Federal Funds Rate from …
From Birch Gold Group December 19 marks the day the Fed may have decided it’s going “all in” on the idea of a “strong U.S. economy.” The Fed locked in an increase of the Federal Funds Rate from 2.25% to 2.40%, and it …
by Hubert Moolman of HubertMoolman.wordpress.com Previously, I have shown how we could be close to major financial crisis with the monetary system at the center. The following chart that shows the ratio of gold to the monetary base was used: The chart shows …
The global monetary base is now shrinking, the last time this happened was in 2006. Time to get liquid? pic.twitter.com/E1B9fFmAUJ — Steve Saretsky (@SteveSaretsky) November 27, 2018 Imho it's a liquidity indicator. Liquidity going down (QT) and down goes Bitcoin. …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, you said that next year, interest expenditure will most likely exceed military. Is this how the monetary crisis begins to unfold? WR ANSWER: The entire problem with this Quantitative Easing has been the plain fact that …
via interest.co.nz: The next economic crisis is closer than you think. But what you should really worry about is what comes after: in the current social, political, and technological landscape, a prolonged economic crisis, combined with rising income inequality, could well …
by Shaun Richards It is time for us to look West again and see what is happening in the new world and this week has brought a curious development. Ordinarily it is central bankers telling us about wealth effects and …
https://twitter.com/greg_ip/status/1055529416028250115 tightened financial conditions pic.twitter.com/I6PKXqEocg — Sam Ro 📈 (@SamRo) October 25, 2018 Rising Rates Fan Equity Fears Over $14 Trillion of Company Debt Bloomberg–3 hours ago Over the past decade, non-financial corporate debt worldwide has swelled 68 percent to $14 trillion, according to Sanford C. …
Jim Rickards interviewed on The Great Reset Opportunity Report Economist, investment banker, and author James Rickards discusses interest rates, the stock market, the US economy, precious metals, the risk of financial calamity, the future of the Fed and much more.
by Shaun Richards This morning has brought us a new adventure in the world of central bank Forward Guidance. The Executive Board has therefore decided to hold the repo rate unchanged at −0.50 per cent. If the economy develops as …
by Chris Martenson There are ample warning signs that another serious financial crisis is on the way. These warning signs are being soundly ignored by the majority, though. Perhaps understandably so. After 10 years of near-constant central bank interventions to …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hi Martin, I am a long time reader of your blog and a big fan of the tools that you have developed for investors. Thanks for all that you do and I wanted to reach out and …
EXETER’S PYRAMID Learn this concept before postulating about monetary policy or history. #Gold will always be the base of stability, regardless of all the fantasy piled upon it. US #DEBT VERSUS #GOLD IN $USD 2000-2018 gold/debt has a 88% monthly …
by FS Listen to this podcast on our site by clicking here or subscribe for a free trial by clicking here FS Insider recently interviewed Russell Napier, well-known financial historian and co-founder of the Electronic Research Interchange (ERIC), to discuss a breakdown in the global …
Print The Bubble. The reason why capex is poor is that QE perpetuates overcapacity. Growth is poor because QE props up unproductive government spending and -as u said- housing bubbles Debt accumulation and saver repression are not social policies. …
