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Peter Schiff: ‘This Is The Beginning Of The End’ For The Economy
Peter Schiff: ‘This Is The Beginning Of The End’ For The Economy Peter Schiff, the President and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, and one of the few who predicted the 2008 Great Recession before it happened has said that what we are experiencing now is “the beginning of the end.” Schiff made his comments during his […]
Why Monetary Easing Will Fail
WHY MONETARY EASING WILL FAIL The major economies have slowed suddenly in the last two or three months, prompting a change of tack in the monetary policies of central banks. The same old tired, failing inflationist responses are being lined up, despite the evidence that monetary easing has never stopped a credit crisis developing. This […]
Peter Schiff: This Is the Beginning of the End (Video)
Peter Schiff: This Is the Beginning of the End (Video) During his keynote speech at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, Peter Schiff said we are at the beginning of the end. The Fed appears to have paused interest rate hikes in order to save the stock market. The markets have reacted positively and a lot of analysts […]
The Sorry State of the World Economy
The Sorry State of the World Economy Data released in January paint a bleak picture of advanced-economy prospects. Even if some emerging economies – which face serious challenges of their own – manage to pick up some of the slack, the world economy will remain encumbered by the combination of economic interconnectedness and political balkanization. […]
Weekly Commentary: No Mystery
Weekly Commentary: No Mystery January 30 – Financial Times (Sam Fleming): “After putting traders on notice six weeks ago to expect further increases in US interest rates in 2019, the Federal Reserve… executed one of its sharpest U-turns in recent memory. Leaving rates unchanged at 2.25-2.5%, Jay Powell, Fed chairman, unveiled new language that opened […]
How the Euro Enabled Europe’s Debt Bubbles
How the Euro Enabled Europe’s Debt Bubbles It’s the twentieth anniversary of the euro’s existence, and far from being celebrated, it is being blamed for many — if not all — of the Eurozone’s ills. However, the euro cannot be blamed for the monetary and policy failures of the ECB, national central banks and politicians. […]
Fed Will Crash Markets & Dollar, Gold Protects – John Williams
Fed Will Crash Markets & Dollar, Gold Protects – John Williams Economist John Williams warns the Federal Reserve has painted itself into a very tight no win corner. No matter what the Fed does with rates it’s going to be a disaster. Williams explains, “You had some very heavy selling towards the end of the […]
Get Ready– they’re coming for your money
Get Ready– they’re coming for your money Every so often throughout history, the peasants grab their pitchforks and come for the elite. It happens when the wealth gap grows too extreme… when people feel like they are getting left behind, with no opportunity to advance. Central banks around the world have printed trillions of dollars […]
The Positive Interest Rate Cycle, RIP…1950 – 2019
The Positive Interest Rate Cycle, RIP…1950 – 2019 I’m going to make the case that the US is concluding the final positive interest rate cycle and that upon the next downturn, the Japanese / EU style ZIRP and/or NIRP will become the new norm. But, before we say goodbye…let’s take a look at the ups, downs, and […]
Visualizing The Snowball Of Global Government Debt
Visualizing The Snowball Of Global Government Debt Over the last five years, markets have pushed concerns about debt under the rug. But, while economic growth and record-low interest rates have made it easy to service existing government debt, Visual Capitalist’s Jeff Desjardins points out that it’s also created a situation where government debt has grown […]
Volatility Holds the Key to Markets in 2019
Volatility Holds the Key to Markets in 2019 Over the last two weeks, after making good on the four-rate interest hike of 2018, Fed Chairman, Jerome Powell, became more dovish to start 2019. His change in tone is worth considering because of his historical stance on reducing the amount of artificial stimulus coming from the […]
Quantitative Brainwashing
Quantitative Brainwashing We’re all familiar with the term, “quantitative easing.” It’s described as meaning, “A monetary policy in which a central bank purchases government securities or other securities from the market in order to lower interest rates and increase the money supply.” Well, that sounds reasonable… even beneficial. But, unfortunately, that’s not really the whole […]
My Speech in the European Parliament on the Coming Economic Collapse
MY SPEECH IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ON THE COMING ECONOMIC COLLAPSE Zero percent interest rates have created the largest bubble in human history, when it bursts it will be worse than 1929.
Where Will The “Pending” Financial Crisis Originate?
Where Will The “Pending” Financial Crisis Originate? – Case for a pending financial collapse is well grounded warns Rickards – “Ticking time bomb” the Federal Reserve has created is set to go off… – Economist warns U.S. high-yield debt, default of “junk bonds” could cause next crisis – Systemic risk is “more dangerous than ever” […]
Why central banks cannot really Manage Anything
Why central banks cannot really Manage Anything QUESTION: Marty you recently said that “the entire problem of lowering interest rates to ‘stimulate’ the economy demonstrates that central banks cannot really manage anything.” Is this statement really true? BG ANSWER: Absolutely. There is a basic presumption in all human activity that somehow we possess the power […]
