If You've Got Gold, You've Got Money!
from Paul Sandhu A “0% loan” is a prima facie act of fraud. As a matter of simple arithmetic/logic; in order for any loan to constitute a bona fide transaction, a meaningful (positive) rate of interest must be attached to...
by Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog The deal to curtail Iran’s nuclear program is no deal at all. How do I know this? You just have to listen to the leadership in Iran. The Ayatollah Khamenei has weighed in along with...
by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics QUESTION: Marty, thank you for explaining the banking problem. It is leverage but they cannot create money without a basic deposit. The way these people spin this you would think you just open a bank...
by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse Back in the early 2000s, General Electric — previously known as the world’s biggest, best managed maker of cool, useful things like jet engines and wind turbines — discovered that it could make even more...
from Activist Post Part 1 of this video series from Stefan Verstappen was a warning to children about a world that was stolen from them. It offered a stark condemnation to adults who continue to ignore the reality of the...
from McAlvany Financial Government “Plunge Protection” has gone too far! U.S. history is clear, we ALWAYS default through inflation Establishment control of prices destroys true market value
by Bill Holter, Miles Franklin We are again entering a collapse phase similar, yet far worse than we had in 2007-2008. I will show you a few graphs as illustration of weakness in the real economy and compare them to...
by John Hussman, Contra Corner Many of the misconceptions that investors hold about the economy and the financial markets can be clarified by understanding the relationship between the “flow” and “stock” of various quantities in the economy. Before going further,...
from AMTV
by Greg Hunter, USAWatchdog Renowned Precious metals expert James Turk thinks this fall is going to be trouble for the U.S. dollar. Turk explains, “I think that is the time frame we should be looking for, and there are a...
by David Stockman, Contra Corner At some point 15 years ought to count for something. After all, it does amount to one-seventh of a century. And during that span we have encompassed several business cycles, two financial crises/meltdowns and nearly a non-stop blitz of “extraordinary” policy interventions. To...
by Gary Christenson, Gold Seek The S&P 500 Index has been levitated for 6 years by easy money, low interest rates, buy backs of corporate stock, and so much more. Can it rally for another 6 years? I doubt it....
from Gregory Mannarino
by Jeff Berwick, Dollar Vigilante Many people locked into backward-looking mainstream media have no idea of the changes that are already in process. It is truly a time of extreme change but for those not paying attention everything still looks...
from syynergy7 China is making moves against the US dollar through it’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). China is looking to get the IMF to bestow world reserve currency status on the yuan. It is very apparent the China’s influence...
by Jeff D. Opdyke, The Sovereign Investor It goes that a wolf, in one of Aesop’s fables, was passing through a pasture and came upon some shepherds in a hut dining on a haunch of mutton. The wolf approached and...
by Kerry Lutz, FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com Whatever Will Happen Wednesdays with Andrew Hoffman Listen to Andy discuss: Today’s article “bad news for precious metals” – of how there never are any, and never will be. Collapsing global economic data – china, japan,...
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog Are we watching a replay of the last financial crisis? Over the past six months, the price of oil has collapsed, the U.S. dollar has soared, and a whole bunch of other patterns...
by X22 Report European jobless rate has not improved. Consumer confidence shot up, hope will not save the economy. Case-Shiller warns higher interest rates would be a major setback. U.S. infrastructure is falling apart. EU countries are hurting because of...
by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog When an economic crisis is coming, there are usually certain indicators that appear in advance. For example, commodity prices usually start to plunge before a recession begins. And as you can see from...
from The Money GPS Stock markets are being propped up by central banks primarily but also using techniques such as stock buybacks and other methods to ensure gains. Unfortunately, we see how the real economy is starving for the same...
from Gregory Mannarino
by Jeff Cox, CNBC Recent market volatility has sent stock market investors rushing for the exits and into cash. Outflows from equity-based funds in 2015 have reached their highest level since 2009, thanks to a seesaw market that has come...
