QE Memes Are Wrong — Why Fighting the Fed Now Is a Losing Battle by Chad Stone | Jun 22, 2020 | Investing Fed: "The controllers of credit are the banks — they determine who is creditworthy and who is not."
Bonner: The Economic, Political and Social Ruin of America by Bonner & Partners | Apr 25, 2020 | Economy Anyone over the age of 40 in Argentina can remember when prices rose an average of about 300% per year.
Federal Reserve Monetary Policy ‘Bazooka’ Not Enough for ‘Bottom-Up’ Crisis by Chad Stone | Mar 23, 2020 | Economy "Monetary policy can only take us so far, and investors are waiting to see what fiscal stimulus the government puts ...
What is Quantitative Easing? Explaining Open Market Expansion by Matthew Clark | Mar 23, 2020 | Economy It may sound difficult to understand, but quantitative easing isn't that difficult.
Peter Schiff: Same Dynamic at Play in Today’s Market as in ’08 by Shaun Cox | Feb 20, 2020 | Economy, Markets The Euro Pacific Capital CEO also touched on gold stocks, which he says are currently undervalued.
Dalio: ‘Cash Is Trash,’ People Will Be at ‘Each Other’s Throats’ Next Recession by Eugene Townes | Jan 21, 2020 | Investing Dalio: “You have to have balance ... and I think you have to have a certain amount of gold in ...
Everything’s a Bubble: Dallas Chief Kaplan Admits Fed Is Inflating Assets by JT Crowe | Jan 17, 2020 | Markets “It’s a derivative of QE when we buy bills and we inject more liquidity — it affects risk assets."
Credit Suisse Warns Fed Will Start ‘QE4’ by Year’s End as Reserves Dry Up by Eugene Townes | Dec 11, 2019 | Economy Credit Suisse analyst: "The Fed will have to shift from buying bills to buying what’s on sale — coupons."
Celente: ‘Slimer, Low-Life Central Banksters’ Will Take Interest Rates to Zero, Negative by JT Crowe | Nov 20, 2019 | News Celente said Trump is the current odds-on favorite heading into the 2020 election "as it stands now."
Ron Paul: Is the ‘Mother of All Bubbles’ About to Pop? by Money and Markets Staff | Nov 11, 2019 | News When the sovereign debt bubble inevitably busts, it will cause a meltdown bigger than the 2008 crash.