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Last year (2014) will likely go down in history as the “beginning of the end” for the current global Central Banking system. What will follow will be a gradual unfolding…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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’…
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…
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…
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…
Stocks rallied yesterday on the announcement (what is this, the 105th?) that Greece’s problems had finally been solved. The whole charade is tiresome. I say charade because the ECB doesn’t…
The 2008 crash was a warm up. Many investors think that we could never have a crash again. The 2008 melt-down was a one in 100 years episode, they think.…
If you want to see in stark contrast why “top down” Government programs cannot fix the US economy take a look at the recent developments regarding school lunches. In case…
The official data is out and it shows that GDP collapsed 0.7% in the first quarter of 2015. The financial world is shocked by this because: 1) The drop occurred…
Last week was options expiration week (equities and indexes). This is the week for market gaming as usually two things happen: 1) The Fed juices the market to provide additional…
The 2008 Crisis was caused by too much debt/ leverage, particularly in the form of illiquid derivatives (mortgage backed securities get the most attention, but the derivatives market was well…
The global Central Banks, driven by their Keynesian lunacy, have induced the single largest misallocation of capital in history. Nowhere is this clearer than in the bond market today. Do…
The US Dollar as we know it, derives its value based on where it trades against a basket of other currencies. Some 56% of this basket is comprised of Euros.…
