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Here’s a guest piece by Bud Conrad and David Galland from the Casey team, with an opportunity to check out their free report on the current state of the economy. As always, these two do a bang up job of looking under the hood of rosy government figures and media reports to get the real […]
Here’s a funny, and disturbing, piece put together recently by ABC News, where they profile an airport funded by good old fashioned pork barrel dollars. There’s a commercial at the beginning – it’s well worth the 30-second wait. Be sure to forward this to any friends of yours who believe another stimulus plan is a […]
This video’s a doozy – Rep. Alan Grayson asks the Federal Reserve Inspector General about the trillions of dollars lent or spent by the Federal Reserve and where it went, and the trillions of off balance sheet obligations. Further reading: Demand for US Treasuries Poor in Latest Auction How Bad Will the Financial Crisis Get? […]
It’s the magnitude of Fed manipulation with the money supply…so would it shock you to learn the stimulus ratio has been clocking historic highs over the past 12 months? I’d recommend you check out this insightful article written by Paul Kluskowski, where he defines the stimulus ratio as the ratio of long-term rates to short-term […]
Just came across this interview George Soros gave for Yahoo Tech Ticker. Soros says the real danger of economic collapse has passed – but goes onto say that we did not succeed in recapitalizing the banks, and the rebuilding effort will take a long time. He believes the fallout will linger, because we have zombie […]
In this guest article, Stratfor’s George Friedman details the underlying rifts heading into the G-20 summit – primarily between the “bailout/stimulus” brothers US and UK, versus France and Germany, which are not laying on stimulus packages of their own, but being export driven economies, are benefitting from the UK and US charity plans. The […]
Great job by Fred. My favorite line: “We could give everyone in America a shovel. Half of them can dig holes, and the other half can fill them in. Then everyone would get a check, and that would fix our unemployment problem.”
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