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The Federal Reserve is further amplifying its warnings about the perils of risky corporate debt, saying in a Monday report that the market grew 20 percent last year and that lending standards continue to slip.
Real money, gold & silver, are EXTREMELY UNDERVALUED while financial "assets" are EXTREMELY OVERVALUED. Dave Kranzler explains...
Over the past five years, median housing prices have risen faster than median incomes.
President Trump bared his brass knuckles again in a trade spat with China, threatening to raise tariffs on billions of dollars in imports because talks to...
Everyone in Sweden has been urged to stockpile coins and banknotes in case the country’s move towards a cashless society leaves them without money in a cyber-crisis. In a move that will sound alarm...
It’s time for the markets to be more afraid of the Fed than the Fed is of the markets.
Speaking at the Grant’s spring conference, Steve Hanke, master monetary economist, described the money creating business in the US as “Pretty much everything is well-behaved.” While the Fed does its best (or worst) to inflate, Hanke is one of the few in academics to understand that the real money
All three have shown signs that they could boost gold later in 2019, Tsaklanos asserts. Higher inflation also would help.
Keith continues his discussion on inflation, purchasing power and falling prices, including when and why things will change for the dollar and for gold...
Universal Basic Income Doesn’t Work. Let’s Boost the Public Realm InsteadMay 6, 2019 - 08:35:34 PDT
A study of UBI trials concludes that making cash payments to all is no solution to poverty and inequality, says author Anna Coote
By not including contagion risk the Fed is effectively asking to remain the puppet of Wall Street’s mega banks as well as remain ignorant of where the real red zones are in the U.S. financial system.
April's jobs report came out better than expected. According to the Labor Department, the economy added 263,000 jobs last month. That came in well above the expectation of 180,000 jobs. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.6%, the lowest level since December 1969.But in his most recent podcast, Peter Schiff said the job headlines actually mask the real story.
With rates so close to zero, Fed officials are wondering if they have enough tools to battle the next crisis. Some say now is the time for negative interest rate policy.
Home equity lines of credit (HELOC) are back in a big way. Because they caused such terrible damage after the housing bubble collapsed...
“In the end, if you end up printing too much, you end up like Venezuela,” he says.
Goldman Sachs said chances of a successful deal between the U.S. and China are now lower, but suggested that an increase in tariffs could still be avoided — depending on whether the Chinese bail on their meeting with U.S. negotiators this week.
China told two US warships to turn back after they were sailing near disputed islands without permission. The busy waterway is the latest flashpoint as relations between the world's biggest economies continue to strain.
Federal investigators continue to probe possible manipulation of metals markets.
A recent video ad produced by a digital currency asset company titled "Drop Gold" created some waves on social media last week. The ad encourages investors to drop gold from their portfolios and replace it with digital currencies such as Bitcoin. "In a digital world, gold shouldn't weigh down your portfolio," the ad proclaims.But is Bitcoin really a replacement for gold? While the Drop Gold ad may seem clever and cute, cryptocurrencies aren't a replacement for gold.
One day we'll realize that the banks and their proxy agents own all the productive farmland, all of the mines, all the oil wells, all of...everything...