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Swiss National Bank’s Monetary Racket, US Stock Holdings & the Wild Ride of its Own Shares

Swiss National Bank’s Monetary Racket, US Stock Holdings & the Wild Ride of its Own Shares We’ll also look at its garbage pile at the bottom. These folks don’t even pretend to be stock pickers. They buy and let it stick till it falls off on its own. The Swiss National Bank, which filed its […]

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Global Supply Chains Imploding As Quarter Of German Firms Plan To Leave China

Global Supply Chains Imploding As Quarter Of German Firms Plan To Leave China  The Bussiness Confidence Survey 2019/20 published by the German Chamber of Commerce in China, in cooperation with KPMG in Germany, finds that almost a quarter of German companies operating in China are preparing to relocate production facilities.  The survey was conducted from late July through […]

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Rob Kirby-U.S. Dollar Rejection to Accelerate

ROB KIRBY – U.S. DOLLAR REJECTION TO ACCELERATE Returning SBTV guest, Rob Kirby of Kirby Analytics, had a though-provoking conversation with us – he questioned the ridiculousness that the US has never had a failed bond auction given the poor fundamentals of the US dollar, even as de-dollarization sentiments are accelerating. Discussed in this interview: 02:07 Fed unwinding balance […]

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World Debt Downgrade Warning – Moody’s

World Debt Downgrade Warning – Moody’s  ◆ A World Debt Downgrade Warning (WDDW) has been issued by credit rating agency Moody’s due to deepening global geopolitical uncertainty and risks ◆ Moody’s has issued a debt downgrade warning to the entire world on fears that severe political turmoil from London to Hong Kong poses a threat […]

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Russia To Reduce US Dollars In National Wealth Fund As Putin’s De-Dollarization Continues

Russia To Reduce US Dollars In National Wealth Fund As Putin’s De-Dollarization Continues  Russia’s de-dollarization effort is full steam ahead, in line with President Putin’s commitment to reduce the country’s vulnerability to the continuing threat of US sanctions. Crossing the wires early Wednesday morning, Russian Deputy Finance Minister Vladimir Kolychev, was quoted by Reuters as […]

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The Fed Is Losing Control Over Rates Again, This Time In The Other Direction

The Fed Is Losing Control Over Rates Again, This Time In The Other Direction Starting in late March, something unexpected happened: as the Effective Fed Funds rate drifted higher, it broke above the implicit upper bound on the interest rate corridor defined by the Interest on Excess Reserves. It was not meant to do this. This loss of […]

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Guess Who Is Preparing For A Major Stock Market Crash?

Guess Who Is Preparing For A Major Stock Market Crash? Pessimism is spreading like wildfire on Wall Street, and this is particularly true among one very important group of investors. And considering how much money they have, it may be wise to listen to what they are telling us. According to a very alarming survey […]

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BC’s Drilling and Fracking Credits a $1.2 Billion Subsidy in Recent Years, Researcher Finds

BC’s Drilling and Fracking Credits a $1.2 Billion Subsidy in Recent Years, Researcher Finds Credits reduce future royalties that frackers owe the public for access to the resource. “It’s been quite a battle to get to this stage,” said Ben Parfitt, a resource policy analyst with the B.C. office of the Canadian Centre for Policy […]

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“Panic, Pure Panic” – Chilean Peso Collapses To 800/USD, Blowing Through Record Lows

“Panic, Pure Panic” – Chilean Peso Collapses To 800/USD, Blowing Through Record Lows The Chilean peso extended a four-day losing streak on Tuesday, sinking by the most in eight years, to a new record low at 800/USD. Bearish market sentiment, political chaos, and a national strike intended to ratchet up pressure on the government and its plans to […]

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THE WOLF STREET REPORT: How the Fed Boosts the 1%, as Told by the Fed

THE WOLF STREET REPORT: How the Fed Boosts the 1%, as Told by the Fed Even the upper middle class loses share of household wealth to the 1%. The bottom half gets screwed.

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World’s Ultra-Rich Preparing For Market Crash, UBS Warns

World’s Ultra-Rich Preparing For Market Crash, UBS Warns A synchronized global slowdown, with no end in sight, has spooked some of the wealthiest investors around the world, according to a new survey from UBS Wealth Management, seen by Bloomberg. UBS polled wealthy investors, who are preparing for a significant stock market correction by the end of next […]

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Greed Driving Broader Markets Today, Fear To Spark Precious Metals Fireworks In The Future

Greed Driving Broader Markets Today, Fear To Spark Precious Metals Fireworks In The Future With the Fed propping up the entire market and extreme greed driving the stock indexes to new highs, investors have lost interest in the precious metals, for the moment.  However, I am not surprised.  What is taking place in the overall […]

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The Globalists Have Declared War On Your Savings

The Globalists Have Declared War On Your Savings The globalists are coming for your savings in order to “save” the economy.  When any one of the plethora of bubbles burst – pick your poison – and the next financial crisis impacts Wall Street and Main Street, how will the central banks and federal governments react? […]

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Is The ‘Mother of all Bubbles’ About to Pop?

Is The ‘Mother of all Bubbles’ About to Pop? When the New York Federal Reserve began pumping billions of dollars a day into the repurchasing (repo) markets (the market banks use to make short-term loans to each other) in September, they said this would only be necessary for a few weeks. Yet, last Wednesday, almost […]

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DiMartino Booth: “Remember, This Is A Confidence Game”

DiMartino Booth: “Remember, This Is A Confidence Game” In the past two weeks, led by those in the Midwest, renters, part-timers and those making $50,000 or less, the Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index has declined 4.3 points, its steepest decline since 2011; its Personal Finance Index sunk to a 10-month low despite peak stocks Since June, […]

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