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Is The Fed Back To “Quantitative Easing?”
Is The Fed Back To “Quantitative Easing?” The Fed added $11 billion to its SOMA account for the week ending yesterday. It purchased $11 billion in mortgage securities directly from banks. This injects $11 billion into the banking system. Cash is “high powered” money, meaning it can be leveraged 10x (banks need to hold […]
Stephen Poloz Right To Be Worried
Stephen Poloz Right To Be Worried Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz cited numerous worries plaguing the economy during his speech to Toronto’s financial elites yesterday at the prestigious Canadian Club. However, the title of Poloz’s presentation, “Three things keeping me awake at night” seemed odd, given positive recent Canadian employment, GDP and other data. […]
We Give Up! Government Spending And Deficits Soar Pretty Much Everywhere – John Rubino
We Give Up! Government Spending And Deficits Soar Pretty Much Everywhere – John Rubino A recurring pattern of the past few decades involves governments promising to limit their borrowing, only to discover that hardly anyone cares. So target dates slip, bonds are issued, and the debts keep rising. This time around the timing is especially […]
Kotlikoff: America in Worse Financial Shape than Russia or China – Peter Diekmeyer
Kotlikoff: America in Worse Financial Shape than Russia or China America’s 2017 fiscal gap will come in near $6 trillion, nine times higher than the $666 billion deficit announced by the US Department of the Treasury last week, says Laurence Kotlikoff, an economics professor at Boston University. “Our country is broke,” says Kotlikoff, who estimates […]
An Accountant Smells a Rat – Peter Diekmeyer
An Accountant Smells a Rat – Peter Diekmeyer Twenty years ago Doug Noland was so worried about imbalances surrounding the dot.com boom that he began to title his weekly reports “The Credit Bubble Bulletin. Years later, he warned the world about the impending 2008 crisis. However a coming implosion, he says, could be the biggest […]
The ONLY Variable That Matters To The Price Of Gold
The ONLY Variable That Matters To The Price Of Gold There are all sorts of positive fundamentals when it comes to the price of gold. There are the positive supply/demand fundamentals. The gold market is in a supply deficit. Mine reserves are at a 30-year low . The price of gold is below what […]
On Guard Against The Banks
On Guard Against The Banks Following the events of yesterday, it seems wise this morning to take an in-depth look at the charts in order to discern what moves The Banks may take next in the hope of stemming this rally and reversing the trends. Let’s start with Comex Digital Gold. It has been in […]
Total G-3 Central Bank Control – Craig Hemke
Total G-3 Central Bank Control – Craig Hemke There’s a lot of amazement and wonder at how the “stock market” can be up today with the devastating news out of Texas and the latest North Korean missile launch. Longtime readers of TFMR know exactly how this market levitation is accomplished so this post is […]
Rosen Slams Canadian Accountants: “Investors Are Being Swindled” – Peter Diekmeyer
Rosen Slams Canadian Accountants: “Investors Are Being Swindled” – Peter Diekmeyer Bill Morneau was one of the country’s top pension fund management professionals before he went into government. But when Canada’s Minister of Finance recently addressed Concordia University business students, not one asked about the country’s $4 trillion national debt, much of which is pension-related. […]
Ken Rogoff’s Government Debt Default Plan
Ken Rogoff’s Government Debt Default Plan Ken Rogoff is by all accounts a brilliant man. The Harvard professor and former IMF chief economist is a chess grandmaster. His thesis committee included current Fed vice-chair Stanley Fischer. But like many survivors of Ivy League hoop jumping, the poor fellow appears to have emerged punch drunk. […]
Canada goes full Krugman. Finance minister jacks up borrowing and spending, confirms gold sale – Peter Diekmeyer
Canada goes full Krugman. Finance minister jacks up borrowing and spending, confirms gold sale – Peter Diekmeyer Bill Morneau took centre stage last week in the Canadian Parliament and didn’t disappoint. The new Liberal finance minister’s first budget jacked up program spending across the board, to be paid for by borrowing and, eventually, presumably, money […]
