
The "Stimulus" Myth Hides The Approaching Worldwide Political & Economic Disaster
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As the United States continues its struggle with the pandemic-induced economic recession and a sputtering recovery, the country's burgeoning debt is not anyone's top concern these days.
Man is the Reasoning Animal. Such is the claim. I think it is open to dispute. – Mark Twain
It pays today to never underestimate the venality of the people who think they run the world. It also pays to listen to them when they say the most outrageous things.
It pays today to never underestimate the venality of the people who think they run the world. It also pays to listen to them when they say the most outrageous things.
Fed chair Powell is holding a virtual conference with National Association for Business Economics.
Famed market analyst and historian James Grant is no fan of the current policies of the US Federal Reserve:Distortion in the cost of credit is the not-so-remote cause of the raging fires at which the Federal Reserve continues to train its gushing liq
Note: all references to inflation are of the quantity of money and not to the effect on prices unless otherwise indicated.
America, the federal republic & America, the global empire. Two distinct Americas. The first was marked by individual liberty, sound money, free markets and a foreign policy of non-intervention. The latter is marked by dependence on government, fiat
In late August, the Fed unveiled its new flexible Average Inflation Targeting (fAIT) paradigm which while still lacking strict forward guidance and operational parameters (what is the target inflation? what is the lookback period? how long will the o
Quants Discover A Guaranteed Source Of Alpha: Just Trade Based On The Growth Of The Fed's Balance Sheet
Since Covid hit, the Fed has been on a massive balance sheet expansion program.
Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about the latest push for a digital dollar created under the guise of helping people who've lost money in the lockdown.
--Directly To "Each American" Over the past decade, the one common theme despite the political upheaval and growing social and geopolitical instability, was that the market would keep marching higher and the Fed would continue injecting liquidity in
Over the past decade, the one common theme despite the political upheaval and growing social and geopolitical instability, was that the market would keep marching higher and the Fed would continue injecting liquidity into the system.
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This week the Fed decided that interest rates would remain artificially suppressed at zero, and stay there for years to come! Central planners always end up backing themselves into an impossible corner. The idea that a government-created central bank
Wildfires are raging out of control in western states doing millions of dollars in damage and disrupting countless lives. In a recent podcast, Peter Schiff said the Federal Reserve has set an even fiercer wildfire – inflation.
The Unspoken Truth Of Fed-Day Exposed
Just don't call it free market capitalism...
The headline of a Washington Post article last June read, "She Was the Last American to collect a Civil War Pension -- $73.13 a Month. She Just Died."
Looking at the key market events this week, central banks take center stage, with a raft of policy announcements due from around the world.
The Fed's balance sheet is ballooning out of control.
The Fed's fiscal profligacy and greedy tech oligarchs are sinking capitalism faster than the Titanic
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell recently announced that the Fed is abandoning "inflation targeting" where the Fed aims to maintain a price inflation rate of up to two percent.
US Federal Reserve Chairman James Powell has said interest rates are likely to stay low for years as the economy fights its way back from the coronavirus pandemic.
As it turns out, there actually was a Murphy. His now ubiquitous American idiom, Murphy's Law, is well-known to everyone: whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.
The central bank will no longer focus on keeping a lid on inflation. In his podcast, Peter Schiff said this policy will simply speed up the destruction of the dollar and the economy.
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.
If there is just one chart that captures the unprecedented market moves observed not only since March, when the Fed threw aside any pretense of propping up equities and when the government launched a soft form of Universal Basic Income handing out be