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Jim Willie CB - Hat Trick Letter
USFed QE Volume to Triple, not Taper 
The US Federal Reserve bond monetization support for government finance support, financial markets, banker welfare, economic props, redemption coverage, and liquidity fire hose functions will continue to expand and definitely not diminish. Only the brain-dead, the system wonks, and the deeply deluded believe the QE volume will taper down. They are paid to think that way in the public forum, their minds compromised, their hearts darkened, their paychecks dependent. As preface in order to properly
Friday, December 6, 2013
James Howard Kunstler
All Bulled Up With No Place To Go 
The financial wires and pod-waves are all lit up these days like it was happy hour at the Lottery Winner’s Lounge.  It appears that the American economy — capital management division — has found the long-wished-for magic alternative energy source: horseshit. It is fueling the conversation all over Web and over the senile mainstream media megaphones. One technical analyst, celebrity Tweeter Ralph Acampora of Altaira Wealth Management, actually said this week that the USA would be “energy independ
Monday, November 25, 2013
Mish - Global Economic Analysis
Municipal Bonds an "Outrageous Bargain" Compared to What Shifting Sands of Muni Bond Market; Three
David R. Kotok, Cumberland Advisors Inc.’s chairman and chief investment officer believes Municipals Cheap After Detroit Filing Municipal bonds are an “outrageous bargain” in the wake of Detroit’s bankruptcy filing, according to David R. Kotok, Cumberland Advisors Inc.’s chairman and chief investment officer. Kotok bases his arguments on a comparison on General Obligation Yields to US Treasuries. Muni vs. Treasury Yields More on Munis In a followup guest post on the Big Picture blog, Kot
Monday, July 29, 2013
Mish - Global Economic Analysis
California, Illinois on Brink of Pension Crisis; New Actuarial Rules Will Force States to Admit Prob
Many states, especially California and Illinois, have had severe pension underfunding problems for many years. However, new actuarial pension rules will finally force states to admit the problem. Thus, it should not be surprising that talk of "technical bankruptcy" and “service insolvency” is growing. Here are some pertinent ideas from California on the Brink: Pension Crisis About to Get Worse Moody’s new credit standards for public pensions would nearly double the unfunded liabilities for s
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Roger Wiegand - Webeatthestreet
Bonding With High Risk Junk

Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Ty Andros - traderview
TedBits Newsletter: October 2012 - Volume 1
Counterfeit economies Waves of Insolvency Canaries in the Coalmine Misery Spread Widely Bombs...er...bonds, the ultimate Malinvestment The Mayan calendar points to the end of the world coming in December. It may not end on that date but major disruptions can be anticipated. CENTRAL banks have fully uncorked the printing presses to meet the waves of insolvency set to STRIKE the banksters, public servants and the elites. Transferring your wealth to themselves and their something f
Friday, October 26, 2012
Roger Wiegand - Webeatthestreet
Lemmings, Investors and Gold

Wednesday, September 26, 2012
John Rubino - Dollar Collapse
Welcome to the Third World, Part 7: Bye Bye, Public Services 
Meredith Whitney was an obscure Oppenheimer & Co.bank analyst back in 2008 when she broke from the pack and predicted Armageddon.She was right, the pack was wrong, and she parlayed her new-found fame into a research boutique of her own. Last year she went for it again, predicting that the next big crisis would be in municipal bonds, as U.
Monday, August 13, 2012
Crisis Watch - Dollar Collapse
Welcome to the Third World, Part 7: Bye Bye, Public Services

Monday, August 13, 2012
Andy Hoffman - Miles Franklin
Global Economic Collapse

Friday, November 4, 2011
Mac Slavo - Shtfplan
  Capitol of Pennsylvania Files for Bankruptcy Protection
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Eric de Carbonnel - Market Skeptics
Getting Caught Up
Yuan has now risen 6% against the dollar in the last year.This means guarantied inflation. Fed’s Balance Sheet The Fed’s balance sheet is expanding rapidly… …and so is the monetary base. The growing imbalance in agricultural commodities The Amount of soybean export sales outstanding for this time of year are at record highs.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Goldmoney
US credit crisis deteriorating
Fed governor Sarah Raskin warned of the growing number of American citizens who no longer have access to affordable credit.The Christian Science Monitor website reported that members of Congress only had nine more days to reach an agreement to raise the country's debt ceiling before it is forced into default.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Gold - Goldmoney
US credit crisis deteriorating

Monday, July 4, 2011
Adam Brochert - Gold Versus Paper
Is Meredith Whitney About to Look Really Smart
Let's just say that I wouldn't want to be buying domestic municipal bonds at current levels if I lived in the United States and was seeking safety.Here's a 6 year weekly log-scale chart of the Nuveen Municipal Bond Price Return Index ETF ($NMUNP) thru Friday's close: Corporate junk bonds are breaking down with the stock markets in the short-term but their charts looka whole lot healthier than municipal bonds.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Gold - Gold Versus Paper
Is Meredith Whitney About to Look Really Smart

Tuesday, June 14, 2011
George Maniere - Investing Advice
10 Tipping Points Which Could Potentially Plunge The World Into A Horrific Economic Nightmare

Wednesday, June 8, 2011
George Maniere - Investing Advice
Low Level Levitation

Monday, March 28, 2011
Michael J. Panzner - Financial Armageddon
I Wonder What they Are Saying Now
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Thursday, March 10, 2011
Crisis Watch - Financial Armageddon
I Wonder What they Are Saying Now

Thursday, March 10, 2011
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