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Can’t Argue With a Confident Man

CAN’T ARGUE WITH A CONFIDENT MAN “I can say therefore with confidence – and without any complacency – that we will secure the return of inflation to 2% without undue delay, because we are currently deploying tools that we believe will achieve this, and because we can, in any case, deploy our tools further if […]

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Blatant Gold/Silver Manipulation Reflects The Complete Corruption Of The U.S. System

Blatant Gold/Silver Manipulation Reflects The Complete Corruption Of The U.S. System The morning of the FOMC announcement on Wednesday (Oct 28) gold was up $14 overnight, close to $1080 and the cartel’s dreaded 200 day moving average.  The “premise” was that the market was expecting another rate hike deferral. I friend called me that morning […]

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Debt Déjà Vu

Debt Déjà Vu For two years, financial markets have repeated the same error – predicting that US interest rates will rise within about six months, only to see the horizon recede. This serial misjudgment is the result not of unforeseeable events, but of a failure to grasp the strength and global nature of the deflationary […]

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What’s The Worst That Could Happen?

What’s The Worst That Could Happen? Via ConvergEx’s Nicholas Colas, The 30 stocks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average currently trade for an average of 14.8x next year’s consensus earnings.  But… Everyone knows Wall Street analysts are always too optimistic, so what if we just look at the lowest estimate for each company?  That “Worst Case […]

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3 Means of Waging Personal Financial Revolution Against the Banksters

3 Means of Waging Personal Financial Revolution Against the Banksters The world is enslaved to an economic system designed to create tremendous power and wealth for those who own the system, while forcing the rest of us into mathematically insurmountable debt and the stagnation, austerity and poverty that comes with it. Corrupt and patently unsustainable, the […]

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Fraud, Fools, and Financial Markets

Fraud, Fools, and Financial Markets Adam Smith famously wrote of the “invisible hand,” by which individuals’ pursuit of self-interest in free, competitive markets advances the interest of society as a whole. And Smith was right: Free markets have generated unprecedented prosperity for individuals and societies alike. But, because we can be manipulated or deceived or […]

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In The Month Of September 2015 We Officially Enter The Danger Zone

In The Month Of September 2015 We Officially Enter The Danger Zone Is September 2015 going to be one of the most important months in modern American history?  When I issued my first ever “red alert” for the last six months of 2015 back in June, I was particularly concerned with the months of September through December, […]

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Anxiety turns to fear: Markets, energy, Pan and the zeitgeist

Anxiety turns to fear: Markets, energy, Pan and the zeitgeist  The characteristic feeling of the post-2008 world has been one of anxiety. Occasionally, that anxiety breaks out into fear as it did in the last two weeks when stock markets around the world swooned and middle class and wealthy investors had a sudden visitation from […]

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11 Red Flag Events That Just Happened As We Enter The Pivotal Month Of August 2015

11 Red Flag Events That Just Happened As We Enter The Pivotal Month Of August 2015 Are you ready for what is coming in August?  All over America, economic, political and social tensions are building, and the next 30 days could turn out to be pivotal.  In July, we saw things start to turn.  As […]

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Greece Votes NO – Let The Chaos Begin…

Greece Votes NO – Let The Chaos Begin… The result of the referendum in Greece is a great victory for freedom, but it is also threatens to unleash unprecedented economic chaos all across Europe.  With almost all of the votes counted, it is being reported that approximately 61 percent of Greeks have voted “no” and […]

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Will Puerto Rico Cause An Inadvertent “Black Swan” Derivatives Melt-Down?

Will Puerto Rico Cause An Inadvertent “Black Swan” Derivatives Melt-Down? I really had not been paying much attention to the Puerto Rico debt situation.  After all, $72 billion in debt that might go bad – big deal.  The Fed can print up $72 billion in credit lines with the push of a button. But a […]

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Jim Rogers: Turmoil Is Coming

Jim Rogers: Turmoil Is Coming Predictions on the markets, gold, Greece & more Two years since his last interview with us, investor Jim Rogers returns and notes that the risks he warned of last time have only gotten worse. In this week’s podcast, Jim shares his rational for predicting: increased wealth confiscation by the central […]

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The Fed’s Fatal Flaw: A Predictable End

The Fed’s Fatal Flaw: A Predictable End So last week a very savvy investor asked me my view (h/t Simon Popple) on – When and what will break the chains on gold by those seemingly omnipotent forces that so assuredly keep its price in check? In essence, the belief is (and I expect for most honest and […]

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The Government Fraudulently Reported April Inflation Numbers

The Government Fraudulently Reported April Inflation Numbers There’s no B.S. like the BLS – Dave Kranzler, Investment Research Dynamics The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the Consumer Price Index for April this morning. This Ministry of “Truth” published an inflation report that asserts that consumer inflation rose .1% month over month for April.   But a further dissection […]

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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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