As the world looks on and wonders at the Federal Reserve’s and other central banks’ ongoing campaign to print and debase the world’s currencies, we feel much can be seen when looking at a clear picture of supply.
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Feature - May 22nd, 2013
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Feature - May 1st, 2013
Although many of us think of central banking and use of intricate machinations such as quantitative easing to attempt to direct the global economy as modern phenomena, in fact central banks have a long and colorful pedigree, even within the United State ...
Feature - April 24th, 2013
A great deal of ink has been spilled recently about the economic meltdown in Cyprus. The latest domino in the slow collapse of the European monetary union, Cyprus introduced radical solutions to meet the demands of the EU (European Union) and Internatio ...
Blog Post - April 19th, 2013
David Stockman, former congressman and White House budget director under Ronald Reagan, fired shots across the Federal Reserve’s bow recently with articles and interviews promoting his new book, The Great Deformation: The Corruption of Capitalism in A ...
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Feature - April 17th, 2013
Truth-Out asked a very interesting question recently regarding North Dakota’s different way of banking: Why is Socialism Doing So Darn Well in Deep-Red North Dakota?
The idea, with which everyone (except certain bankers) agrees, is that bank ...
Feature - April 9th, 2013
The Panic of 1907 was a six-week stretch of runs on banks in New York City and other American cities beginning in late October of 1907, all triggered by a failed speculation that caused the bankruptcy of two brokerage firms. It was a terrifying event ...
Feature - February 20th, 2013
Dallas Federal Reserve (Fed) President Richard Fisher was long a lonely voice of sanity on the Federal Reserve Board, as recently published transcripts of meetings leading up to the 2008 financial crisis reveal. As it turns out, Fisher’s healthy skeptic ...
Feature - February 13th, 2013
“The recent release of the Federal Reserve Board's transcripts of its deliberations back in 2007 shows that their economic prophecies were way off,” writes Hoover Institute Ph.D. economist Thomas Sowell. Not only that, the transcripts record the boar ...
Feature - February 13th, 2013
“The recent release of the Federal Reserve Board's transcripts of its deliberations back in 2007 shows that their economic prophecies were way off,” writes Hoover Institute Ph.D. economist Thomas Sowell. Not only that, the transcripts record the boar ...
Feature - February 13th, 2013
If you don’t know the difference between stated income and verified income, congratulations! You are qualified to run one of the largest sub-prime mortgage companies in the world.
Angelo Mozilo, former CEO of Countrywide Financial admitted exactl ...