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The world’s most powerful bank issues a major warning
The world’s most powerful bank issues a major warning In 1869, a 48-year old Jewish immigrant from the tiny village of Trappstadt in Germany’s Bavaria region hung a shingle outside of his small office in lower Manhattan to officially launch his new business. His name was Marcus Goldman, and the business he started, what’s now […]
Using Gold To Hedge Korea Nuclear War Risk? This Is How To Do It, According To Goldman
Using Gold To Hedge Korea Nuclear War Risk? This Is How To Do It, According To Goldman In a note on the role of gold as a “geopolitical hedge of last resort“, Goldman chief commodities strategist, Jeff Currie, writes that while it is tempting to blame the rally in gold prices on recent events in […]
Venezuela Headed For “Messiest Debt-Restructuring In History” Thanks To US Sanctions
Venezuela Headed For “Messiest Debt-Restructuring In History” Thanks To US Sanctions After being effectively shut out from global financial markets – a situation that was made more precarious by US sanctions prohibiting purchases of Venezuelan debt (unless you’re buying them off Goldman Sachs, should the bank’s asset-management arm desire to liquidate its $3 billion “hunger […]
The Goldman Sachs Regency
The Goldman Sachs Regency There’s not many tears being shed over Steve Bannon’s departure. His ethno-nationalist and protectionist worldview are opposite to true notions of liberty, free markets and a minimalist state. While Bannonism presented itself as a coherent alternative ideology to mainstream Big Government, it actually boiled down to an incoherent potpourri of cultural […]
Donald Trump Finally Comes Out of the Closet
Donald Trump Finally Comes Out of the Closet The firing of Steve Bannon is in my opinion the most significant event to happen during the Trump administration thus far. Moreover, it will have massive reverberations across the U.S. political spectrum for years and years to come. I wasn’t planning on writing today, but this news […]
India’s Economy Crashes After “Mind-Bogglingly Inane” Tax System Strikes Back
India’s Economy Crashes After “Mind-Bogglingly Inane” Tax System Strikes Back With just a hint of schadenfreude, we note that, following our discussion of “how to destroy an economy”, India’s Composite PMI collapsed to 46.0 in July – its lowest on record (well below the kneejerk lows after demonetization in November) as the “mind-bogglingly inane” new […]
Wall Street Completely Owns the Trump Administration
Wall Street Completely Owns the Trump Administration While America’s corporate press remains singularly obsessed with unproven and likely fabricated Russia-collusion conspiracy theories, Wall Street’s well on its way to getting away with financial murder thanks to an army of cronies embedded within the Trump administration. Indeed, Goldman Sachs running Donald Trump’s economic policy is perhaps the most […]
The Real Reasons Why Trump Has Flipped On His Campaign Promises
The Real Reasons Why Trump Has Flipped On His Campaign Promises Back in December of 2016 I wrote an article titled ‘Trump Is Exactly Where The Elites Want Him’, which I think was very difficult for a large part of the liberty movement to read and accept. In that article I outlined the future of […]
In A Battle Between Trump And The Federal Reserve, Who Really Wins?
In A Battle Between Trump And The Federal Reserve, Who Really Wins? As a part of the increasingly obvious set-up of conservative movements by international banking interests and globalist think-tanks, I have noticed an expanding disinformation campaign which appears to be designed to wash the Federal Reserve of culpability for the crash of 2008 that […]
People Are Suddenly Very Worried About China
People Are Suddenly Very Worried About China Considering that in the past 3 months the only daily topic of relevance for the media has been “Donald Trump” both in the US and abroad, one would assume that when it comes to global policy uncertainty the primary source would be, record S&P 500 paradoxically notwithstanding, the […]
“Recessionary” Demand Forces New York Harbor To Divert Gasoline Shipments
“Recessionary” Demand Forces New York Harbor To Divert Gasoline Shipments Two weeks ago, Goldman analysts were stunned when they noted that in recent weeks gasoline demand in the US has collapsed to levels that suggest not all is well with the economy. In fact, as the bank’s oil expert Damien Courvalin said “to achieve the 5.9% decline […]
Is Trump Draining the Swamp or Filling It?
Is Trump Draining the Swamp or Filling It? Trump has broken his word and is by no means draining the swamp — he is filling it. He has really betrayed a lot of people by his nomination of Gary D. Cohn as Director of the National Economic Council, which is a policy-making position for domestic and international economic […]
Deutsche Warns Of Imminent “Domino Impact” For Stocks From Bond Carnage, Soaring Dollar
Deutsche Warns Of Imminent “Domino Impact” For Stocks From Bond Carnage, Soaring Dollar One of the more confounding aspects of the record bond selloff experienced in the past few days, is that it not only left broader equity indices unscathed, but took place as the Dow Jones hit a new record high. This, as Goldman […]
Not Even Goldman Has Any Clue How The BOJ Will “Control” The Yield Curve
Not Even Goldman Has Any Clue How The BOJ Will “Control” The Yield Curve The biggest news overnight, and certainly far bigger than this afternoon’s non-event from Janet Yellen, was the significant change in monetary policy announced by the BOJ which (belatedly) unveiled its re-revised “QQE”… this time “with Yield Curve Control” (or “QQEWYCC“), a […]
Major Problems Announced At One Of The Largest Too Big To Fail Banks In The United States
Major Problems Announced At One Of The Largest Too Big To Fail Banks In The United States Do you remember when our politicians promised to do something about the “too big to fail” banks? Well, they didn’t, and now the chickens are coming home to roost. On Thursday, it was announced that one of those […]
