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No “Poloz Put?” Ignore BoC Warning At Your Peril
No “Poloz Put?” Ignore BoC Warning At Your Peril Governor Stephen Poloz’s warning last week that the Bank of Canada wouldn’t backstop fluctuating stock markets drew little attention. “Is there a Poloz Put?” the central bank head asked rhetorically. “No.” At first glance, the fact that only one BNN Bloomberg producer and a few smaller […]
When The U.S. Stock Market Crashes, Buy Gold – David Brady
When The U.S. Stock Market Crashes, Buy Gold – David Brady While we wait for news on the 25% tariffs on $200bln or 40% of Chinese exports to the U.S.—and with the threat of the same on the remaining ~$300bln to follow—I want to outline the endgame for the dollar and the likely beginning of […]
The West Continues to Rot at the Core as it Obsesses Over the Short-term
The West Continues to Rot at the Core as it Obsesses Over the Short-term The stock market, by and large, is a farce. This is not to say that it does not have a purpose, because undoubtedly it does. This cannot and will not be denied, except by those who identify themselves as having anarchist […]
Sales of Physical Gold Explode as the Currency Wars Continue to Unfold
Sales of Physical Gold Explode as the Currency Wars Continue to Unfold Trade wars are erupting, scandals are unfolding and now the United States is entering into the much prophesied currency wars that many experts have predicted was coming for years. The United States and China, who continue to hold out against American tariffs, are […]
The Volcano of Debt
The Volcano of Debt Just as gravity propels the lava from Kilauea inexorably toward the sea, a mountain of public and private debt looms over today’s markets. Earlier this week, the Boards of Trustees for both U.S. Social Security and Medicare released their latest updates on the “solvency” of the programs. The advisories can be […]
Is the U.S. in a depression? (How John Williams became America’s most important statistician)
Is the U.S. in a depression? (How John Williams became America’s most important statistician) America’s economy has been progressing steadily. First quarter real GDP growth came in 2.2%. The official unemployment rate is 3.8%. Inflation, according to the Fed’s preferred measure is 2%. But how accurate are those numbers? “Nonsensical,” says John Williams, founder of […]
Ask The Expert- James Grant
Ask The Expert- James Grant James Grant is an author, columnist, and founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer. A frequent guest on business television, including CNBC, Fox Business News and a ten-year stint on “Wall Street Week”, Jim’s writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Affairs, and The Financial Times. An inductee into […]
The Great Oz
The Great Oz For eight years (2008-2016), the US liberal media touted the brilliant accomplishments of the liberal president, whilst the conservative media groused that nothing he did was of value. Today, the conservative US media are touting the brilliant accomplishments of the conservative president, whilst the liberal media grouse that nothing he does is […]
Hidden No More, The Currency Wars Take Center Stage
Hidden No More, The Currency Wars Take Center Stage The market stands on a sinkhole, waiting for the next feather to drop. A feather that will bring down the system and send us into another economic crisis that will make the 2008 crash look like an opening act. For years, I and many others within […]
Generation Screwed to Morneau: stop shoveling government debts on Canada’s kids
Generation Screwed to Morneau: stop shoveling government debts on Canada’s kids Bill Morneau, Canada’s Minister of Finance, told a touching story recently about being alone while his daughters were away at university. A poster about women’s rights that he saw in one of the girls’ rooms as he toured the empty house provided inspiration […]
Total U.S. Debt and Gold
Total U.S. Debt and Gold After rising together through 2012, the past five years have seen a massive divergence between the total amount of accumulated U.S. government debt and the price of COMEX gold. When, if ever, will we see this correlation reappear? After falling together through the late 1990s, the price of COMEX god […]
