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“It’s A Reunion For People Who Broke The World”: Author Explains Why Davos Should Be Cancelled

“It’s A Reunion For People Who Broke The World”: Author Explains Why Davos Should Be Cancelled Paris is burning, a large chunk of the US federal government is shut down and Britain is careening toward a delay of Article 50 – or possibly a second referendum – as the Brexit process descends into chaos, calls […]

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Stanley Fischer’s Novel Idea: “We’d Be Better Off With A Price For Using Money”

Stanley Fischer’s Novel Idea: “We’d Be Better Off With A Price For Using Money” The end game of central bank lunacy is surely near. Even the Fed heads appear to be mumbling bits and pieces of truth in public. Former Philly Fed President Charles Plosser, for example, told Bloomberg TV this morning that central bankers “wring their hands all the […]

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David Stockman Sums It All Up In 3 Minutes

David Stockman Sums It All Up In 3 Minutes Stockman unleashes truthiness hell on Bloomberg TV: “Federal Reserve [actions] will have disastrous long-term consequences… when you deny price-discovery in the market for so long, it is a massive subsidy to speculation… In an era of peak debt, the only thing zero interest rates achieve is create an […]

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“It’s A Tipping Point” Marc Faber Warns “There Are No Safe Assets Anymore”

“It’s A Tipping Point” Marc Faber Warns “There Are No Safe Assets Anymore” Markets have “reached some kind of a tipping point,” warns Marc Faber in this brief Bloomberg TV interview. Simply put, he explains, “because of modern central banking and repeated interventions with monetary policy, in other words, with QE, all around the world by […]

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