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  • Global Collapse of the Fiat Money System: Too Big To Fail Global Banks Will Collapse
    5 September 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Global Collapse of the Fiat Money System: Too Big To Fail Global Banks Will Collapse Between Now and First Quarter 2011
    When Quantitative Easing Has Run Its Course and Fails
    by Matthias Chang Global Research, August 31, 2010 Future Fast Forward
    Readers of my articles will recall that I have warned as far back as December 2006, that the global banks will collapse when the Financial Tsunami hits the global economy in 2007. And as they say, the rest is history.
    Quantitative Easing (QE (…)

  • Bankrupt Miami in Fiscal Emergency, Breaks Employee Contracts, Hikes Property Taxes
    5 September 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Bankrupt Miami in Fiscal Emergency, Breaks Employee Contracts, Hikes Property Taxes
    Mike "Mish" Shedlock | Aug. 31, 2010 Miami is bankrupt. Unfortunately the city refuses to admit it. In an enormously foolhardy attempt to make ends meet, in spite of the fact that Miami home prices have been hammered and 1-in-8 are unemployed, the County keeps pouring on the painful tax and fee increases.
    As you recoil from your tax warning notice today, ponder this: those multiple tax hikes aren’t the (…)

  • OVERDOSE: The Next Financial Crisis
    2 September 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    OVERDOSE: The Next Financial Crisis
    02/09/2010
    Touching and realistic movie about what is still ahead of us. Overdose - the movie about the end of the financial system! Causes, inventory, and collapse of the monetary system. Gerald Celent, Peter Schiff, Vernon Smith and the role of Alan Greenspan’s documentation will be assessed in detail. (English)
    Watch the Movie "Overdose" here:
    http://www.mmnews.de/index.php/mmnewstv/6346-overdose-the-next-financial-crisis-

  • Summer 2007: Fed loses control on US interest rates and crisis reaches China and EU
    30 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Summer 2007: Fed loses control on US interest rates and crisis reaches China and EU Excerpt GEAB N°16 (June 16, 2007) -
    This second quarter’s fundamental event about to shove most players’ anticipations over the coming months, is certainly the final and simultaneous failure of the two key-strategies defined by US leaders, i.e.:
    . in the economic, financial and monetary fields, the Fed’ policy initiated a year ago when M3 publishing was abandoned and aimed at substituting a financial and (…)

  • Drugs, Money and Central Banks
    30 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Drugs, Money and Central Banks
    30.08.2010
    “The central banking-warfare investment model” is really a control model, through which a small group of people can control the most resources on the most profitable basis. Essentially what happens is: Central banks print money and then the military makes sure that other parties accept it and that the financial system continues to have liquidity. Catherine Austin Fitts is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania (BA) and the Wharton (…)

  • Marc Faber and Peter Schiff on the U.S. Bond Bubble
    28 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Marc Faber and Peter Schiff on the U.S. Bond Bubble
    THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 2010
    One of the things I strive to do as an investor is to stand apart from the herd. By understanding human psychology, which basically explains bubbles and panics, removing myself from the herd becomes a lot easier.
    There is a monumental bond bubble brewing that is incorrectly being justified as fundamentally sound (much in the way inflated home prices were 4 years ago). I just don’t see the risk/reward being in (…)

  • A BOND BUBBLE?
    28 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    A BOND BUBBLE?
    28 AUGUST 2010 BY ANNALY CAPITAL By Annaly Capital Management:
    The “bond bubble” discussion in the mainstream media has become deafening lately. Some of the commentary has been thoughtful and interesting, but not all of it. Much of the bubble-watch has focused on asset flows into fixed income funds, the total return of Treasuries over the last 10 years, and the theoretical possibility of a bubble in an asset class that guarantees return of principal.
    Asset class inflows (…)

  • The Stall
    28 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    By David Glenn Cox
    There are a great many differences between Ben Bernanke and myself other than that he has a good paying job with all the perks and benefits. He judges the economy by the reports he reads say and I judge it by what I see and hear. He reads his reports of economic performance while I merely look out the window.
    “The U.S. economy remains “weak” and “fragile” and has a “significant” chance of falling back into a recession, Harvard University economics professor Martin (…)

  • Citi Says QE2 Would Be End-Game For The USD
    27 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Citi Says QE2 Would Be End-Game For The USD
    These are not the hyperbolic ramblings of various fringe blogs who have been claiming this for over a year, these are the non-hyperbolic ruminations of Steven Englander, until recently head FX strategist at Barclays, and recently at Citi:"A second round of QE will likely put sharp downward pressure on the USD, to some degree versus the euro and other G10 currencies, with potential for a broader USD sell-off. Foreign investors are likely to view (…)

  • Where to Is the Financial Crisis Drifting?
    24 August 2010 par (Open-Publishing)

    Where to Is the Financial Crisis Drifting?
    by Professor Dr Eberhard Hamer
    According to the presentation in the media, the focus of the financial crisis seems to have shifted from the U.S .to Europe. Everyone is talking about the Greek and the Euro crisis. The input is getting to be ever more hectic and ever more short-sighted. Science seems clueless, in any case it does not give any convincing orientation. Financial policy decision-makers and the agents of the financial markets react (…)