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Monthly Archives: August 2015
The System is Officially Now in Worse Shape Than in 2008
For six years, the world has operated based on faith and hope that Central Banks somehow fixed the issues that caused the 2008 Crisis. All of the arguments supporting this defied common sense. A 5th grader knows that you cannot … Continue reading
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Are You Ready For the Next Leg Down?
The last 12 months has seen a sharp shift in tone regarding criticism of the Fed. Up until 2014, the mainstream financial media’s view of the Fed and its policies was that they had saved the financial system in 2008 … Continue reading
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What Are the Fed’s Options For Stopping This Crisis? Not Much
The financial system is in uncharted waters… and it’s not clear that the Fed has a clue how to navigate them. A number of key data points suggest the US is entering another recession. These data points are: 1) The … Continue reading
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Did the Crisis of Our Lifetimes Begin Last Week?
The market’s technical damage of the last week has been severe. The stock market began its near-vertical climb in late 2012. Since that time, the 126-day moving average (DMA) and 280-DMA have served as major lines of support for the … Continue reading
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China’s Is the First Central Bank to Lose Control… It Won’t Be the Last
ALL of the so called, “economic recovery” that began in 2009 has been based on the Central Banks’ abilities to rein in the collapse. The first round of interventions (2007-early 2009) was performed in the name of saving the system. … Continue reading
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The 2008 Crisis Was Not THE Crisis Of Our Lifetimes… THIS IS.
Below is an excerpt from our FREE Investment Report Financial Crisis “Round Two” Survival Guide. Many investors believe that the 2008 Crisis was THE Crisis of their lifetimes. They are mistaken. The 2008 Crisis was a stock and investment bank … Continue reading
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The Next Crisis Has Already Hit Emerging Markets… the US is Next
The Fuse on the Global Debt Bomb has been lit. It started in the emerging market space, where over 23 stock markets are crashing. It will be spreading to the US soon. In short… we are now officially in the … Continue reading
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Could the FDIC Seize Bank Accounts During the Next Crisis?
As we noted last week, one of the biggest problems for the Central Banks is actual physical cash. The financial system is predominantly comprised of digital money. Actual physical Dollars bills and coins only amount to $1.36 trillion. This is … Continue reading
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The Staggering Scope of the Next Crisis And How It Will Hit
As you know, I’ve been calling for a bond market crisis for months now. That crisis has officially begun in Greece, and will be spreading in the coming months. Currently it’s focused in countries that cannot print their own currencies … Continue reading
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Three Clear Signs That the US is Already in Recession
The US economy is collapsing at a pace not seen since 2008-2009. Retail sales are showing outright deflation, declining at a pace not seen outside of contractions. The retail sector is not the only sector showing pronounced weakness. General Electric … Continue reading
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Central Banks Are Rapidly Losing Control of the System
Since 2008, the Keynesians running global Central Banks had always suggested that there was no problem too great for them to handle. They’d promised to do “whatever it takes,” to maintain the financial system and print the world back to … Continue reading
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Investment Legends Warn of a Crash
More and more insiders are warning of a potential systemic event. The first sign of real trouble concerned a number of investment legends choosing to close shop and return investors’ capital. The first real titan to bow out was Stanley … Continue reading
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The Central Banks Will Soon Implode Taking Down the Financial System
For six years, the world has operated under a complete delusion that Central Banks somehow fixed the 2008 Crisis. All of the arguments claiming this defied common sense. A 5th grader would tell you that you cannot solve a debt … Continue reading
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Greece’s Collapse Was a Reversion to the Mean… Who’s Next?
Because of the rampant fraud and money printing in the financial system, the real “bottom” or level of “price discovery” is far lower than anyone expects due to the fact that the run up to 2008 was so rife with … Continue reading
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The political class and Central Banks are unable resolve debt issues in any meaningful way
Yesterday we assessed how elements of the financial media are either unbelievably lazy or completely complicit in helping to maintain the illusion of success for the Centralized powers (large governments and Central Banks). Today we move on to addressing how … Continue reading
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