Eduardo Saverin moved from Brazil to Miami with his family in 1992; he was 13 years old. Saverin became a U.S. citizen in 1998, eventually attending Harvard where he met Zuckerberg. They worked together on Facebook in school, with Saverin earning owners ...
Tag: Debt
Blog Post - May 15th, 2012
All terms: capital gains, cycles, Debt, Debt, Government, Tax, U.S. Dollar
Blog Post - May 15th, 2012
Eduardo Saverin moved from Brazil to Miami with his family in 1992; he was 13 years old. Saverin became a U.S. citizen in 1998, eventually attending Harvard where he met Zuckerberg. They worked together on Facebook in school, with Saverin earning owners ...
All terms: capital gains, cycles, Debt, Debt, Government, Tax, U.S. Dollar
Blog Post - May 8th, 2012
Greece held elections on Sunday, May 6, and now has four tries to form a coalition government; otherwise voters return to the polls in mid-June. The two statist (like Democrat and Republican) parties were expected to bring in the most votes, but that is ...
All terms: Bailouts, Debt, Debt, ECB, Euro, Government, Greece, Monetary Policy
Blog Post - May 8th, 2012
Greece held elections on Sunday, May 6, and now has four tries to form a coalition government; otherwise voters return to the polls in mid-June. The two statist (like Democrat and Republican) parties were expected to bring in the most votes, but that is ...
All terms: Bailouts, Debt, Debt, ECB, Euro, Government, Greece, Monetary Policy
Blog Post - April 13th, 2012
Most people thought it would be a euro collapse or the second wave of home mortgage foreclosures that would bring about the next financial crisis. Now we learn it may instead be the seemingly benign institution of student loans that brings the whole thi ...
All terms: Bankruptcy, Debt, Debt, Financial Crisis, Free Market, Government, Government Intervention, Monetary System, U.S. Taxpayer
Blog Post - April 13th, 2012
Most people thought it would be a euro collapse or the second wave of home mortgage foreclosures that would bring about the next financial crisis. Now we learn it may instead be the seemingly benign institution of student loans that brings the whole thi ...
All terms: Bankruptcy, Debt, Debt, Financial Crisis, Free Market, Government, Government Intervention, Monetary System, U.S. Taxpayer
Blog Post - April 12th, 2012
The U.S. stock market is actively attempting to ignore all down-trending data, as almost every economic indicator in the past two months has missed expectations, culminating with unemployment claims increasing to 380,000. Or is it?
Federal Reser ...
All terms: Assets, Commodities, Debt, Derivatives, ECB, Gold, Government, IMF, Inflation, National Debt, Risk, Security
Blog Post - April 5th, 2012
In a recent Bloomberg interview , “Premature Bundesbank calls for an ECB exit strategy have now triggered a new round of market wobbles, with a focus on Spain,” said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank in London. “The risk of a new i ...
Blog Post - April 5th, 2012
In a recent Bloomberg interview , “Premature Bundesbank calls for an ECB exit strategy have now triggered a new round of market wobbles, with a focus on Spain,” said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank in London. “The risk of a new i ...
Feature - April 4th, 2012
George Creel is a well-known propaganda master from the turn of the century. Despite his pathology, we will re-purpose his correct statement about the nature of human psychology:
"There will be a creation of a passionate belief in the justice ...
All terms: Debt, Deflation, fiat currency, Government, Inflation, Internet, Ponzi Scheme, Fundamentals