Why Do People Still Listen to Ben Bernanke?

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Ben Bernanke was right – if you put your mind to it, and print enough money, you CAN prevent deflation. New CPI numbers show that the core CPI (excluding food and energy, which nobody really uses anymore) actually jumped 0.3% last month, their largest increase since June 2008. About 40% of that increase came from tobacco […]

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Andy Kessler, famed hedge fund manager, investor, author, and one of my favorite guys to listen to live, writes that Ben Bernanke needs to spell out very soon how he plans to combat hyperinflation. With all the extra money being created (printed, via “quantitative easing”) shloshing around, Kessler believes, as we do, that this could […]

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On Wednesday I came across this fascinating analysis about the debt spiral the US now finds itself in, written by Professor Antal E. Fekete at the San Francisco School of Economics.  I asked Prof. Fekete permission to republish his article here, and he was kind enough to grant my request. Hope you enjoy this piece. […]

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Looking for a contrarian indicator you can take to the bank?  Look no further than our faithful Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.  In this guest piece, the folks at Casey Research revisit Big Ben’s Greatest Hits, while casting an eye towards investment opportunities that arise from taking the opposite of Ben’s words at face value. When […]

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Bernanke Fires Up the Printing Presses Earlier this week, Ben Bernanke announced the US Federal Reserve will buy up to $300 billion of US long-term Treasury securities over the next 3 months.  Where will the Fed get that money?  It will essentially create it out of thin air – also known as “printing money.” Surprisingly, […]

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A short Jim Rogers interview on Bloomberg – I believe from December 11, 2008. He says he has covered his short position in US Treasuries for the time being, because the trade was going against him. He’s waiting to short them again, and describes US Treasuries as “the last bubble left.” Other thoughts from Jim: […]

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