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The War On Cash: Why Now?

The War On Cash: Why Now? You’ve probably read that there is a “war on cash” being waged on various fronts around the world. What exactly does a “war on cash” mean? It means governments are limiting the use of cash and a variety of official-mouthpiece economists are calling for the outright abolition of cash. […]

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Austrian Bad Bank “Black Swan” Bail-In Is Unconstitutional, Austria Declare

Austrian Bad Bank “Black Swan” Bail-In Is Unconstitutional, Austria Declare The subject of bail-ins and bank resolutions is back in the news this month as every eurocrat in Brussels scrambles to determine the best way to recapitalize Greece’s ailing banking sector, which, you’re reminded, is sinking further into insolvency with each passing day thanks to […]

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Europe’s New Colonialism: ECB Rejects Greek Request To Reopen Stock Market

Europe’s New Colonialism: ECB Rejects Greek Request To Reopen Stock Market It has been one month since Greek capital controls were imposed, and as we explained earlier, Greece is nowhere closer to having its deposit limits lifted. In fact, with several more months of capital controls at least, the Greek banks are likely to suffer […]

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Greek Capital Controls To Remain For Months As Germany Pushes For Bail-In Of Large Greek Depositors

Greek Capital Controls To Remain For Months As Germany Pushes For Bail-In Of Large Greek Depositors Two weeks ago we explained why Greek banks, which Greece no longer has any direct control over having handed over the keys to their operations to the ECB as part of Bailout #3’s terms, are a “strong sell” at any price: […]

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It Begins: ECB Hikes Greek ELA Haircuts; Full “Depositor Bail-In” Sensitivity Analysis

It Begins: ECB Hikes Greek ELA Haircuts; Full “Depositor Bail-In” Sensitivity Analysis Earlier today we reported that as Bloomberg correctly leaked, the ECB would keep its ELA frozen for Greek banks at its ?89 billion ceiling level last increased two weeks ago. However we did not know what the ECB would do with Greek ELA […]

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The Logic of Interventionism, or How to Wake up in a Prison

The Logic of Interventionism, or How to Wake up in a Prison Archaic Financial Freedom The mainstream press is still full of articles about the alleged evils of cash, which we regard as a typical “trial balloon” launched by the powers-that-be. The way this works is that they get a repressive measure they indent to […]

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Why We Are All Now Cypriots-to-bein the New Age of Bail-Ins

Why We Are All Now Cypriots-to-bein the New Age of Bail-Ins According to the mostly ignored and hardly covered piece of newsfrom a couple of weeks ago, it turns out that 11 of the 28 European Union countries have been scolded by the European Commission for failing to implement a new set of rules intended to prop up […]

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The War On Cash: Officially Sanctioned Theft

The War On Cash: Officially Sanctioned Theft How banks & the government are diminishing your savings You’ve probably read that there is a “war on cash” being waged on various fronts around the world. What exactly does a “war on cash” mean? It means governments are limiting the use of cash and a variety of […]

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The European “Template” For Dealing With Crises: Freezing Accounts, Bank Holidays, and Capital Controls…

The European “Template” For Dealing With Crises: Freezing Accounts, Bank Holidays, and Capital Controls… More and more analysts are beginning to take note of the “War on Cash.” However, they’re missing the fact that the actual template for what’s coming to the US first appeared in Europe back in 2012. Back in March of 2012, […]

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Why Is The EU Forcing European Nations To Adopt ‘Bail-In’ Legislation By The End Of The Summer?

Why Is The EU Forcing European Nations To Adopt ‘Bail-In’ Legislation By The End Of The Summer? Are they expecting something to happen?  As you will read about below, the European Union says that any nation within the EU that does not enact “bail-in” legislation within the next two months will face legal action.  The countries […]

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Are They About To Confiscate Money From Bank Accounts In Greece Just Like They Did In Cyprus?

Are They About To Confiscate Money From Bank Accounts In Greece Just Like They Did In Cyprus? Do you remember what happened when Cyprus decided to defy the EU?  In the end, the entire banking system of the nation collapsed and money was confiscated from private bank accounts.  Well, the nation of Greece is now […]

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Are They About To Confiscate Money From Bank Accounts In Greece Just Like They Did In Cyprus?

Are They About To Confiscate Money From Bank Accounts In Greece Just Like They Did In Cyprus? Do you remember what happened when Cyprus decided to defy the EU?  In the end, the entire banking system of the nation collapsed and money was confiscated from private bank accounts.  Well, the nation of Greece is now […]

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Why deflation is unlikely

Why deflation is unlikely Financial markets are becoming aware that the US economy is stalling, so investors increasingly take the view that with demand likely to stagnate or even fall, prices for goods and services will soften. This is already threatening to be the situation in a number of other advanced nations, with negative interest […]

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EU and Greece Running Out of Time – As Bank Runs Intensify, Bail-Ins Likely

EU and Greece Running Out of Time – As Bank Runs Intensify, Bail-Ins Likely – EU and Greece running out of time as talks end “in disarray” – again – Greece warns Merkel of ‘impossible’ debt – Concerns Greece out of money by end of April – Friday’s “agreement” in Brussels falls apart hours later […]

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A Black Swan Lands In Southern Austria: The Ripple Effects Of “Mini-Greece Going Off In The Heartland Of Europe”

A Black Swan Lands In Southern Austria: The Ripple Effects Of “Mini-Greece Going Off In The Heartland Of Europe” By far the most notable news of the past week, which has still gone largely unnoticed by the greater investing community whose focus instead was on whether algos would ramp the Nasdaq to 5000, and keep the S&P […]

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