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Australia’s House of Cards is Collapsing: Recession Coming Up

Australia’s House of Cards is Collapsing: Recession Coming Up Australia’s housing collapse is now in full swing. A recession will follow shortly. Inga Ting, Geoff Thompson and Alex McDonald provide and excellent set of graphics and information on the bursting of Australia’s housing bubble at House of Cards. Home prices in more than four out […]

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Australia’s Economy Is A House Of Cards, Set For Sharp Downturn In 2019 

Australia’s Economy Is A House Of Cards, Set For Sharp Downturn In 2019  Damien Boey, a research analyst at Credit Suisse, has warned that economic growth in Australia could slow quite sharply next year, raising the prospect that a slowdown could be immient. Boey expects the recent growth spurt driven by strong infrastructure investment, could fade in the first […]

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Things Work Until They Don’t

Things Work Until They Don’t As the world begins its next adventure in financial chaos and rolls over to expose its soft underbelly of lies and deceit that have been perpetrated on the public, those that see the truth have been warning the people once again. You can give people the truth but you cannot make […]

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Low Interest Rates Cannot Save a House of Cards

Low Interest Rates Cannot Save a House of Cards When is the price of some marketable good or service at or near zero? When either the supply of it is so plentiful that virtually any demand, no matter how great, can be satisfied. Or when no matter how large or small the supply of it […]

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Our Banking System is a Giant House of Cards

Our Banking System is a Giant House of Cards It Could Fall On You. Anat Admati teaches finance and economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and is co-author of The Bankers’ New Clothes, a classic account of the problem of Too Big to Fail banks. On May 6th, at the Finance and Society Conferencesponsored […]

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Our House of Cards

Our House of Cards As John Williams (shadowstats.com) has observed, the payroll jobs reports no longer make any logical or statistical sense. Ask yourself, do you believe that retailers responded to the very disappointing Christmas season by rushing out in January to hire 46,000 more retail clerks? Perhaps those 46,000 retail jobs is the BLS […]

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