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The BIS Issues A Dire Warning: “We Are Moving From The Liquidity To The Solvency Phase Of The Crisis”

December 8, 2020

The BIS Issues A Dire Warning: “We Are Moving From The Liquidity To The Solvency Phase Of The Crisis” There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and the BIS – the central banks’ central bank – warning about excesses from monetary policy (the most recent amusing example of this was last October when as […]

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The Volcano of Debt

June 14, 2018

The Volcano of Debt Just as gravity propels the lava from Kilauea inexorably toward the sea, a mountain of public and private debt looms over today’s markets. Earlier this week, the Boards of Trustees for both U.S. Social Security and Medicare released their latest updates on the “solvency” of the programs. The advisories can be […]

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Lynette Zang: ‘The CRIMINAL BANKS Know Something Is VERY WRONG’

February 15, 2018

Lynette Zang: ‘The CRIMINAL BANKS Know Something Is VERY WRONG’ Lynette Zang from ITM Trading recently joined the SGT Report to discuss the economy, precious metals, and the disastrous storm that’s brewing. According to Zang, the criminal banks have stopped lending to each other because they know something is very wrong with the economy. The interview […]

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Italy Warns Sudden Collapse Of Alitalia Would Lead To “Great Shock” For The Economy

April 30, 2017

Italy Warns Sudden Collapse Of Alitalia Would Lead To “Great Shock” For The Economy That Italy has a bank solvency problem will not come as a surprise to anyone who has been following events in Europe for the past 7 years. Just yesterday, Italian daily La Stampa reported that four months after the third government […]

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Chapter 5: Economists and the Banking System, Part 2: Adam Smith, Some Early Americans, and Friedrich List

October 8, 2015

Chapter 5: Economists and the Banking System, Part 2: Adam Smith, Some Early Americans, and Friedrich List This chapter is about economics in transition. Economics means literally ‘housekeeping’ and most early writers on economics (roughly speaking before Adam Smith, 1723-90) treated it that way. They worried about a nation’s solvency, whether fairness generally prevailed in […]

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Inciting Bank Runs as a Negotiating Tactic

June 19, 2015

Inciting Bank Runs as a Negotiating Tactic The troika of Greek creditors has gone into full-frontal morals-be-damned attack mode, handpicking arms from a weapons arsenal we haven’t seen used before, and that we never should have seen in an environment that insists – and prides – on presenting itself as a union, both in name […]

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Surprise! Guess which currency has stronger fundamentals— the dollar or… ruble?

December 17, 2014

Surprise! Guess which currency has stronger fundamentals— the dollar or… ruble?. Last night, the Russian central bank announced a shock decision to hike up its key interest rate from 10.5% to 17%, effective immediately. Incredible. On Monday alone the ruble declined more than 9% against the dollar, and almost 50% in 2014. It looks like […]

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