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News you can use – For Stan Druckenmiller This Is “The Endgame” – His Full ‘Apocalyptic’ Presentation | Zero Hedge “The lack of progress and volatility in global equity markets the past year, which often precedes a major trend change, … Continue reading
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To quote Yogi Berra, “It’s like deja vu all over again” – Obama administration pushes banks to make home loans to people with weaker credit The Obama administration is engaged in a broad push to make more home loans available … Continue reading
FHA Bailout: Those pesky reverse mortgages
Five Years Later: FHA Demands $1.7 Billion Treasury Bail Out | Zero Hedge. One would think that five years after the bail out of the GSEs, that the Federal Housing Agency, the government agency created to insure loans made by … Continue reading
An important but often ignored part of the financial crisis story
Thanks Barney Frank. Thanks a lot.
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Greece: ‘There’s no more left to cut’
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“There is definitely going to be another financial crisis around the corner,” says hedge fund legend Mark Mobius, “because we haven’t solved any of the things that caused the previous crisis.”
Not a pretty picture.
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30 Day Gold and Silver
Interestingly enough, the 20 year treasury yield is stable to lower, showing now signs of worry regarding debt payment.
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Dear Congress, Your Credit Application Has Been Turned Down A hypothetical letter from the American People to the House of Representatives and the Senate starts…. Thank you for your interest in the American Public Trust’s Gold Card credit program. Rest … Continue reading
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The debt will be higher when they’re done
Oh great. Neil Cavuto explains. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com “If that is dranconian, then I”m Darwin….”
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” ….some change that currently seems politically impossible is all-but-certain to happen sooner or later.”
Ya think? My guess is sooner.
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“… and grown men can’t cut $34 to $60 billion dollars”
Oh a priceless Rick Santelli rant that I caught live this morning. Here’s an excerpt starting at around 3:00′ but really the whole rant is deserving of your time. “..well ya know, I just read about Freddie and Fannie ya … Continue reading
Americans strongly prefer cutting spending vs. raising taxes
Oh the unwashed masses. Of course here in Boulder the 9% are in the majority.
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Easy Money
… is not the solution states Bill Quick (and Ludwig von Mises). Keynesian policies failed during the Great Depression, and they are failing today. An economic catastrophe caused by loose monetary policies, crushing levels of debt, and appalling lending practices … Continue reading
$160 Billion to 1 Trillion
The cost of the “fix” for Fannie and Freddie. The cost of fixing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage companies that last year bought or guaranteed three-quarters of all U.S. home loans, will be at least $160 billion and … Continue reading
Fannie and Freddie belly up to the bar
Feed me Seymour. Fannie and Freddie just can’t get enough. In case you’re keeping score, that would bring Fannie’s cash to almost $85 billion. Freddie has spent over $50 billion. Under the original terms of the bailout, they would have … Continue reading
Houston we have a problem
Putting our economy in the hands of Chavez fans. I’m sure the delegation from Boulder was taking part in the applause.
Gold touches $1225 per oz
More on gold at kitco.com.
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Gold “Knock, knock, knockin’…”
on the $1200 door. Actually it’s stuck a foot through a few times this morning. More gold coverage at kitco.com.
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Milton Friedman and Richard Feynman
Dr. Helen asks what would Milton Friedman say? She posts on Stephen Moore’s speculation in his recent book regarding what Milton Friedman would say about our nations current economic crisis and move towards socialism. I would like to know what … Continue reading
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Gold over $1180 and holding
More graphs at Kitco.com.
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