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From Bubble-Blower To Energy Expert, Alan Greenspan Warns “Oil Hasn’t Bottomed Yet”

From Bubble-Blower To Energy Expert, Alan Greenspan Warns “Oil Hasn’t Bottomed Yet” Having recently explained why the stock market is extremely overvalued (in his own words by Fed-driven multiple expansion alone), Alan Greenspan – seemingly brimming over with the need to remedy his years of lies/mistruths with some uncomfortable truthiness – is now taking on the […]

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Wow!!! The Fed Gives A Giant Fuck You to Working Class Americans!!

Wow!!! The Fed Gives A Giant Fuck You to Working Class Americans!! I was shocked today by the absolute gaul of the Fed releasing a statement about Net Worth in America reaching record levels.  Now I get that they are under extreme pressure to sell the story that everything is rainbows and butterflies.  But surely they understand […]

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From Yellen Put To Yellen Massacre

From Yellen Put To Yellen Massacre I think I’ll just give you a slew of quotes, and then you can figure out if you can figure out why I chose to call this the Yellen Massacre. Which consists, by the way, of two separate but linked parts, not quite the Siamese twin perhaps, but close. […]

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The Great Immoderation: How The Fed Is Sowing The Next Recession

The Great Immoderation: How The Fed Is Sowing The Next Recession In February 2004 Ben Bernanke famously declared the business cycle had been tamed and took a bow in behalf of enlightened monetary management, claiming it was the principal source of this beneficent development. Exactly 55 months later, of course, he terrorized the Congressional leadership and a clueless President […]

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The Fed Blew It

The Fed Blew It The Fed had multiple opportunities to let the air out of unsustainable asset bubbles by notching interest rates higher and tapering its asset purchases (QE). The Federal Reserve blew it by not normalizing interest rates a long time ago. The consensus in financial circles is the exact opposite: the Fed has blown […]

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A Patient Fed Considers Losing Patience

A Patient Fed Considers Losing Patience I have always argued that quantitative easing and zero percent interest rates were misguided policies to combat economic weakness. But as the years went on, misguided turned into irresponsible, which led to ridiculous, and then turned into dangerous. But lately, the only word that comes to mind is “surreal.” How should we […]

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Happy 6th Birthday: The Day FASB Folded & “Mark-To-Fantasy” Was Born

Happy 6th Birthday: The Day FASB Folded & “Mark-To-Fantasy” Was Born The captured corporate MSM is celebrating the six year anniversary of when the stock market bottomed in March 2009. They will spin a false narrative of Bernanke, Obama and Geithner saving the world with TARP, QE, and the $800 billion Porkulus bill. What great heroes. […]

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Insider Alan Greenspan Warns of Explosive Inflation: “Tinderbox Looking For a Spark”

Insider Alan Greenspan Warns of Explosive Inflation: “Tinderbox Looking For a Spark” Last month it was revealed that former federal reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, the architect of U.S. monetary policy under four Presidents, is anticipating a significant market event as a result of the trillions of dollars that have been pumped into the system over the last several […]

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Don’t Be Fooled by the Federal Reserve’s Anti-Audit Propaganda

Don’t Be Fooled by the Federal Reserve’s Anti-Audit Propaganda In recent weeks, the Federal Reserve and its apologists in Congress and the media have launched numerous attacks on the Audit the Fed legislation. These attacks amount to nothing more than distortions about the effects and intent of the audit bill. Fed apologists continue to claim […]

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The Global Dollar Funding Shortage Is Back With A Vengeance And “This Time It’s Different”

The Global Dollar Funding Shortage Is Back With A Vengeance And “This Time It’s Different” The last time the world was sliding into a US dollar shortage as rapidly as it is right now, was following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008. The response by the Fed: the issuance of an unprecedented amount of […]

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At the Fed in 2009, Rolling Dice in a Crisis

At the Fed in 2009, Rolling Dice in a Crisis Ben Bernanke and his colleagues at the Federal Reserve Board have earned accolades from all corners for the extraordinary actions they took to rescue the financial system in 2009. While 2008 was the Fed’s annus horribilis, exposing how unaware the central bank had been of the risks building […]

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Thanks For The Corporate Bond Bubble, Fed

Thanks For The Corporate Bond Bubble, Fed Once upon a time businesses borrowed long term money—-if they borrowed at all—-in order to fund plant, equipment and other long-lived productive assets. That kind of debt was self-liquidating in the sense that it usually generated a stream of income and cash flow that was sufficient to service and […]

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QE Inventor: It’s EASY to Create a Full-Blown Recovery, But Central Banks Chose to Make Banksters Rich Instead of Helping Main Street

QE Inventor: It’s EASY to Create a Full-Blown Recovery, But Central Banks Chose to Make Banksters Rich Instead of Helping Main Street QE Is a Sham Richard Werner (economics professor at University of Southampton) is the inventor of quantitative easing (QE). Werner previously said that QE has failed to help the economy. (Former long-time Fed chair Alan Greenspan agrees.  Numerous academic studies confirm […]

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Ukraine, Neocons and Neonazis

Ukraine, Neocons and Neonazis See, by now you would think that anyone who reads that all 31 US banks that were tested have passed the Fed stress test, knows this says absolutely nothing about the banks, but all the more about the test. You would think. But the media try – and succeed – to […]

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“Default Monday”: Oil & Gas Companies Face Their Creditors

“Default Monday”: Oil & Gas Companies Face Their Creditors Debt funded the fracking boom. Now oil and gas prices have collapsed, and so has the ability to service that debt. The oil bust of the 1980s took down 700 banks, including 9 of the 10 largest in Texas. But this time, it’s different. This time, […]

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