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The Fed Has Created A “Monster” And Just Made A “Dangerous Mistake,” Stephen Roach Warns

The Fed Has Created A “Monster” And Just Made A “Dangerous Mistake,” Stephen Roach Warns Stephen Roach is worried that the Fed has set the world up for another financial market meltdown. Lower for longer rates and the proliferation of unconventional monetary policy have created “a breeding ground for asset bubbles, credit bubbles, and all-too […]

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ECB, Monetarism and a Greek Half-Decade

ECB, Monetarism and a Greek Half-Decade Greece really should not matter, at all, outside of the tragic plight of the Greeks themselves. You’ll see that message echoed particularly inside the US where the status quo takes a contradictory turn toward reasonableness in order to justify further what isn’t. This is all about asset prices and […]

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The Lesson In China: Don’t Go Bubble In the First Place

The Lesson In China: Don’t Go Bubble In the First Place There can be no mistaking that Chinese stocks are in a bubble. Since November 21, the Shanghai SSE Composite index has risen more than 100%. Going back to July 22, the gain is nearly 145%. Those dates are not random coincidence, as they mark […]

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BIS Slams The Fed: The Solution To Bubbles Is Not More Bubbles, It Is Avoiding Bubbles In The First Place

BIS Slams The Fed: The Solution To Bubbles Is Not More Bubbles, It Is Avoiding Bubbles In The First Place On one hand there are hard-core Keynesians who will wave the flag of inflation as the only cure to a world drowning in debt, even after the mushroom cloud results of their policies going off […]

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Van Hoisington And The Fed’s Bubble: “Overtrading” And “Discredit” Always End In “Revulsion” | Zero Hedge

Van Hoisington And The Fed’s Bubble: “Overtrading” And “Discredit” Always End In “Revulsion” | Zero Hedge. Excerpted from Hoisington Investment Management’s Quarterly Outlook, via Van Hoisington and Lacy Hunt: The U.S. economy continues to lose momentum despite the Federal Reserve’s use of conventional techniques and numerous experimental measures to spur growth. In the first half of […]

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Fuzzy Numbers – Crash Course Chapter 18 | Peak Prosperity

Fuzzy Numbers – Crash Course Chapter 18 | Peak Prosperity. Shutterstock Fuzzy Numbers – Crash Course Chapter 18 How we’re deluding ourselves with bad data by Adam Taggart Friday, October 17, 2014, 9:58 PM Chapter 18 of the Crash Course is now publicly available and ready for watching below. What if it turned out that […]

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