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Bitcoin just received a strong vote of confidence from an unlikely source, a former acting director of the Central Intelligence Agency. In so doing, he put senior government officials who issue public warnings about bitcoin's alleged use by crimina
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Government is always limited to how much it can tax the people directly. People will ultimately rebel against high taxes. So, as a workaround, a monopoly was granted to The Federal Reserve. If the government wants money, The Fed can just print it. Th
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Fed conducting meeting in secret until President says the coronavirus national emergency is over
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Stocks slipped a bit around 1115ET when Fed's Kaplan warned "I do worry about excesses and imbalances," adding that "failing to communicate Fed exit could stoke risk-taking." Kaplan went to say that The Fed "should withdraw some accommodation once th
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...As Pandemic Ends. "I do worry about excesses and imbalances," adding that "failing to communicate Fed exit could stoke risk-taking"...
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Yellen's message to the world reflects a major shift. America once led the world toward freedom. Now the goal seems to be to lead the world to less freedom...
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We previously pointed out that the ongoing flood of reserves and liquidity into the financial system, as the Treasury draws down its cash balance at the Fed to fund the latest Biden stimulus sending cash in the TGA account to just $1 trillion from $1
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Since the beginning of the pandemic, government debt and money printing are off the chart. This is creating inflationary pressure. Prices are on the rise. And this is by design. In fact, the Fed has been promising more inflation for years. As Peter S
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Either the Fed is blindly ignorant of what's going on, or it's on purpose. Take your pick... The result is a big set of bubbles, whether the Fed sees them or not.
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On this episode Tim is reporting in sunny Florida, John is at the command center with our first topic up for discussion; bonds and interest rates. Tim shares his experiences traveling in more freedom oriented states, and John shares information about
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Having taken away the punchbowl two weeks ago by removing the SLR exemption, The Fed has offered banks a little more groul by announcing - as has been expected - that the limits on bank dividends and buybacks will be lifted at the end of June.
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"An increasingly wide range of investors seeking access to bitcoin has underscored the need for a more diversified set of products offering exposure to digital assets.."
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"It was assumed, even only a decade ago, that the Fed could not just print money with abandon. It was assumed that the government could not..."
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Over the past few months, bonds have had one of their sharpest selloffs in history. This should be no surprise.
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Price increases for services, the biggie, are held down by the battered discretionary services such as lodging, airline fares, and tickets for sporting and entertainment events, whose sales have collapsed.
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The Fed Listens "The independence of monetary policy is bestowed by elected officials," said Indiana, the market's top archeologist. "The inflection point we are seeing today is the inverse of Volcker's 1979, with the punitive nature of infl
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While The Fed gushed over just how dovish it was today...
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"You have meddled with the primal forces of nature, Mr Powell..."
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Out of habit, American economists worry about federal debt. But federal debt can be redeemed by the Federal Reserve printing the money with which to retire the bonds.
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The markets seem to think the Fed is going to fight inflation.
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The markets seem to think the Fed is going to fight inflation.
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Unless the government changes course, America will experience a crisis greater than the Great Depression.
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Another week, another massive inflow into equity funds... just as the Nasdaq was about to get hammered with a painful 10% correction.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell spooked the markets this week by predicting that inflation will jump when the economy reopens – but don't worry, it's just temporary. Here's the real-time CNBC account:
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There has been spreading chatter that during Jerome Powell's upcoming appearance at a Wall Street Journal virtual event on Thursday at noon, the Fed Chair may unveil changes to Fed bond buying and potentially...
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But only an oddball cares about it.
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We live in unprecedented times of governmental, bureaucratic and authoritarian overreach. It is no surprise that The Federal Reserve, with its extreme counterfeiting of money and credit has also extended itself way beyond what anyone could have imagi
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This week brought forth new evidence that – to be perfectly frank – we're all screwed.
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Kill authentic price discovery, you also kill markets, and in killing markets, you kill allocation of capital and risk management, and in killing those, you kill the economy...
