Today a friend asked me:
“Who do you follow for economic info that is TRUSTWORTHY??”
I think the question is very important, therefor I decided to reply with this post…
Today a friend asked me:
“Who do you follow for economic info that is TRUSTWORTHY??”
I think the question is very important, therefor I decided to reply with this post…
The U.S. economy is worse than the statistics suggests and as the officials cook-the-books, they fail to hide the awful truth.
Halloween coming: Trick or Treat?
Senators want outgoing Speaker John A Boehner, no longer handcuffed by hardline conservatives in his House conference, to send the Senate as many treats as he can before retiring
The value of national currencies can collapse, literally, in seconds.
Computers in financial markets may be able to respond in that speed but you and I do not.
Be prepared as best you can…
Also, recall that U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew urged G-20 Nations to Avoid Competitive Devaluations 3 weeks ago…
Lew singled out China, urging the world’s second-largest economy, to let the [U.S. controlled market] set the value of the yuan.
Bank of New York Kicked Out of Argentina
White House’s Treasury report $17.6 Trillion dollars debt…
They expect the citizens to pay for that debt.
Homeowners and the homeless faced foreclosures and I can imagine a time when governments will be served with foreclosures by the citizens.
Central bankers, a group of largely independent technocrats, wield more power over the fates of politicians, investors and regular folk than ever before… Hence, when they gather for their annual meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming — as they will starting Friday — it’s worth paying attention.
Despite its fraud-bloated size; the entire Western financial sector (all of these rapacious, utterly criminal Big Banks) would form only a small component of this One Bank. Thus while it is not necessarily true that the One Bank has effective control of all these fraud-factories; it is undoubtedly true that it controls the vast majority of them.
Why is massive QE in the U.S. acceptable when the sole intent is to drive the dollar lower and U.S. asset prices higher?
“Many countries are unlikely to agree once again with the suggestions to wait a little longer to give the American partners an opportunity to decide something at their level,”…
In previous posts we shared information that China wanted more voting power within the IMF, and China called out the U.S. misuse of the world’s reserve currency.
Below Jim Willie discusses his research about the U.S. Dollar decline: