The End Of The Great Debt Cycle
Source: Flickr Dear Diary, “It’s the end of the great debt cycle,†says hedge fund manager Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates, taking the words out of our mouth. Bond fund manager …
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EU And Greece Still At Loggerheads
The Song and Dance Resumes In recent days it has become increasingly clear that the political theater between the EU and the new government Greece is set to continue. For …
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A Patient Fed Considers Losing Patience
IÂ have always argued that quantitative easing and zero percent interest rates were misguided policies to combat economic weakness. But as the years went on, misguided turned into irresponsible, which led …
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Morning Call For March 10, 2015
OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS March E-mini S&Ps (ESH15 -0.87%) this morning are down -0.59% at a 1-3/4 month low and European stocks are down -0.78% after Dallas Fed President Fisher …
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Bankers Have A Moral Compass, It Just May Not Look Like Yours
by Jörg Wiegratz, The Conversation We’re getting rather used to revelations about sharp practice in the banking sector. The row about HSBC’s tax services to rich clients has raised, yet again, crucial questions about …
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Springleaf: Largest U.S. Subprime Lender
On Tuesday, Wall Street celebrated the creation of the nation’s largest subprime lender. Citigroup (C) announced that it’ll sell its subprime unit, OneMain, to Springleaf Holdings (LEAF) for $4.25 billion. Keep in mind, …
Read More Ron Paul Fires Back At Fed Apologists
Ron Paul published a scathing article attacking the Federal Reserve’s anti-audit propaganda. Responding to vocal Fed apologists, Paul writes that the American people have a right to decide if the …
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Nomi Prins a renowned journalist, author and speaker. Her latest book, All the Presidents’ Bankers, is a groundbreaking narrative about the relationships of presidents to key bankers over the past …
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Draghi’s Goal: Higher Inflation And Negative Yields; ECB’s Asset Purchases To Outstrip Supply 3-1; Is There A Catch?
In the totally mad goal of creating “confidence” via higher inflation, the ECB’s €1.1 Trillion Buying programme Begins.  Although the ECB’s bond buying programme is intended to lift inflation and boost …
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