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Greek Bank Stocks Crash Again Amid Fresh Signs Of Economic Disintegration

Greek Bank Stocks Crash Again Amid Fresh Signs Of Economic Disintegration After trading limit-down on Monday when Greek stocks opened for trading for the first time since PM Alexis Tsipras called a referendum that would later prove to be a complete waste of time, shares of Greek banks once again flirted with the daily 30% […]

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Black Swan 2: This Is “The Next Critical Chapter In The Austrian Banking System Story”

Black Swan 2: This Is “The Next Critical Chapter In The Austrian Banking System Story” When it comes to the sweeping of (trillions of) toxic assets until such time as the ECB starts purchasing not only government bonds but equities, bank loans and really anything else that in a normal world would have some “mark […]

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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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Another step down the long, slow road to IRA nationalization

Another step down the long, slow road to IRA nationalization Let’s take a brief walk into financial reality for a moment. At the time of this writing, the United States government’s official debt is nearly $18.1 trillion. Now, let’s look at who the biggest owners of that debt are: 1) Taxpayers of the United States. […]

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