Market analyst Paul Mylchreest's latest Thunder Road Report, published today, elaborating on and denouncing the socialism and fascism destroying Western economies with market intervention, quotes GATA sources at length.
Mylchreest writes that GATA "deserves immense recognition," along with silver market analyst Ted Butler, for exposing market intervention by governments. Mylchreest adds that GATA Chairman Bill Murphy's "Midas" column at the Le Metropole Cafe Internet site "is the first thing I have read every day for six years and not just for gold."
Your secretary/treasurer gets quoted as well for, among other things, his 2008 remark about the pervasiveness of market intervention, a sentiment with which much more respectable observers lately have seemed to concur.
Mylchreest concludes by trying to identify investable assets somewhat beyond the reach of market intervention, much as the British economist Peter Warburton sought to identify such assets in his groundbreaking 2001 essay about market intervention, "The Debasement of World Currency: It Is Inflation but Not as We Know It":
http://www.gata.org/node/8303
Mylchreest's new report is more or less titled "I'll Be in Galt's Gulch When Atlas Shrugs" and it is posted at GATA's Internet site here:
http://www.gata.org/files/ThunderRoadReport-12-19-2011.pdf
