Alan Grayson Discusses His Expectations From The Upcoming One-Time Fed Audit
by Tyler Durden on 08/02/2010
Alan Grayson Federal Reserve Grayson Transparency
Dan Rather chats with Alan "Taz" Grayson in the enclosed clip, over the opportunities that America may glean as part of the historic one-time only audit of the Federal Reserve, which passed in a watered down vote as part of the FinReg. The exact conditions and the applicable disclosure are still rather murky, although we will (...)
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Alan Grayson Discusses His Expectations From The Upcoming One-Time Fed Audit
3 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
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Alan Greenspan: "The Financial System Is Broke"
2 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Alan Greenspan: "The Financial System Is Broke"
by Tyler Durden
Alan Greenspan Hyperinflation Meet The Press MSNBC
For the definitive confirmation that the Fed is and has always been very open to, at least philosophically, pushing the market higher no matter what the cost (if not in practice - they would never do that, oh no, Liberty 33 would never stoop so low), is this quote from former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan who was on Meet The Press earlier, where he said the following (...) -
Stagnant economic crisis in the U.S.
2 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
Strett Wall euphoria (and by extrapolation from the rest of world stock) following the results of so-called "test of stress" of financial institutions conducted by the U.S. administration and the drip of negative economic data less than the most pessimistic forecasts would have helped the overweight green shoots of the economy (up 3% of GDP by 2010 and substantial improvement in results of the Banks and Wall Strett). It would thus produced a change in market expectations, there are now (...)
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New escalation "in the Euribor?
1 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
The expected interest rate hike by the ECB for the second half of 2010, motivated by the fact that yield differentials between the public debt issues between the various first world countries have increased in recent months (as leading to more expensive and more difficult to obtain external financing) and the risk of a possible scenario of deflation, it would have an immediate impact on mortgages and bank loans, thus choking broad economic strata and a dramatic increase in delinquencies (...)
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China Calls Our Bluff: The US is Insolvent and Faces Bankruptcy as a Pure Debtor Nation
31 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
China Calls Our Bluff: The US is Insolvent and Faces Bankruptcy as a Pure Debtor Nation
by Washington’s Blog Global Research, July 25, 2010 Washington’s Blog - 2010-07-23
President Chavez ordered maximum alert on Venezuela’s border with Colombia after the Uribe administration made grave accusations against Venezuela claiming the Chavez government harbors terrorists and terrorist training camps
The outgoing government of Alvaro Uribe in Colombia gave a shameful presentation before (...) -
The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse
29 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse
Dale Pendell
The Old Poet had been preparing himself and his community for fifty years. When the Collapse hit they already had their own schools, wineries, mills, gardens, power, and two generations of experience. Nonetheless the Collapse was traumatic, if not on the scale of the urban disasters.
This story is excerpted from the novel The Great Bay: Chronicles of the Collapse recently released by North Atlantic Books.
The Old Poet died at (...) -
ECONOMIC PLAN FOR AMERICA
25 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
ECONOMIC PLAN FOR AMERICA
by James Quinn on Fri, 23 Jul 2010
I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news. There are no easy solutions. There are only painful, more painful, and really, really painful solutions. Both mainstream corrupted political parties have had the chance to put the country back on a prudent fiscal path. They have both failed miserably. One party will spend the country into oblivion and the other country will try to democratize the world with their military machine. There (...) -
China Throwing World’s “Biggest Creditor Nation” Weight Around
23 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
China Throwing World’s “Biggest Creditor Nation” Weight Around
By Rocky Vega
07/22/10 Alexandria, Virgina — In a recent Financial Times interview, Guan Jianzhong, chairman of Dagong Global Credit Rating Co., lashes out with harsh words against “politicised and highly ideological” Western rating agencies. Guan insists Dagong Global ratings are superior to those of his competitors. He defends his agency’s assessment, of rating China’s debt higher than the US, as being due to its status (...) -
TO THE DECLINE OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
21 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
The phenomenon of economic globalization has made all the rational elements of the economy are interrelated due to the consolidation of oligopolies, technological convergence and corporate tacit agreement so the economic crisis is global, binding, heading slowly but inexorably to its irreversible decline.
To reach the sunset (which are already outlined early sketches and finish drawing the next five years), have contributed the following:
Replacing the economic doctrine of Equilibrium (...) -
STOCKS AND BONDS ARE NOW HAZARDOUS TO YOUR WEALTH
16 July 2010 par (Open-Publishing)
STOCKS AND BONDS ARE NOW HAZARDOUS TO YOUR WEALTH
Submitted by Chris Martenson PhD on Wed, 14 Jul 2010
Within the next 20 years, the most profound changes in economic history will sweep the globe. The economic chaos and turbulence that we are now experiencing are merely the opening salvos in what will prove to be a long, disruptive period of adjustment.
At least that’s my theory, and careful investors owe it to themselves to hear me out. If I’m right, long-term investing in stocks (...)