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Why Assets Will Crash

May 4, 2020

Why Assets Will Crash This is how it happens that boats that were once worth tens of thousands of dollars are set adrift by owners who can no longer afford to pay slip fees. The increasing concentration of the ownership of wealth/assets in the top 10% has an under-appreciated consequence: when only the top 10% […]

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Skyrocketing Costs Will Pop All the Bubbles

December 19, 2019

Skyrocketing Costs Will Pop All the Bubbles The reckoning is coming, and everyone who counted on “eternal growth of borrowing” to stave off the reckoning is in for a big surprise. We’ve used a simple trick to keep the status quo from imploding for the past 11 years: borrow whatever it takes to keep paying […]

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“It’s Nuts” – The Fed Has Created A “Monstrous Beast Of Over-Inflated Valuation”

December 17, 2019

“It’s Nuts” – The Fed Has Created A “Monstrous Beast Of Over-Inflated Valuation” “Own risk assets…everywhere… everywhere” says Embark Group’s CIO Peter Toogood, exclaiming that “this is nothing to do with fundamentals anymore, fill your boots, why not?” After The Fed entirely flip-flopped from last year, the clearly frustrated manager notes the facts behind the so-called market, “flooding […]

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A Modest Proposal for the Fed

March 10, 2019

A Modest Proposal for the Fed Quantitative easing, the program of asset buying initiated by the US Federal Reserve Bank in 2008, represents the most profound monetary experiment in the history of the world. Between fall of 2008 and fall of 2014, three successive rounds of QE quadrupled the monetary base of the world’s most-used and dominant currency, from less […]

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Bank of England Could ‘Trigger the Next Financial Crisis’

June 25, 2015

Bank of England Could ‘Trigger the Next Financial Crisis’ It’s not some wayward doom-and-gloomer who said it, but the Economic Research arm of Natixis, the investment bank of France’s second largest megabank, Groupe BPCE. The analysis was talking about the Bank of England. But the Fed and other central banks, with their ingenious monetary policies, […]

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