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James Bullard, head of the Saint Louis Federal Reserve, is known for his hawkish stance on Federal Reserve policy, and he's been an outspoken critic of additional monetary easing.
Hedge fund god Ray Dalio was on CNBC this morning, giving a long-ranging interview to Andrew Ross Sorkin.
That dream of a cushy job at a Biglaw firm just keeps getting farther and farther away.
I used to have a deputy who said that the FHA mortgage insurance funds were where mortgages went to die.
Considering that employment is bad because of Fed "bond buys", which are preventing price clearing and discovery, and perpetuating the worst capital misallocation environment in the history of the world (if not for Apple's professional line waiters),
You can tell a lot about a nation by the condition of the infrastructure.
If you had any doubt that the ongoing coup by bankers and their allies was proceeding apace, the latest story from Shahien Nasiripour of the Financial Times should settle all doubts.
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Last week the mainstream media hailed QE3 as the "quick fix" that the U.S. economy desperately needs, but the truth is that the policies that the Federal Reserve is pursuing are going to be absolutely devastating for our senior citizens.
Today the Western peoples are experiencing the destruction of their well being that is comparable to what the one percent in Rome imposed on Roman citizens and conquered peoples.
Here is Reuters configuring the conversation in terms of the desired dialectic. The question is not whether central banks have the right morally or even legally to print trillions of dollars at will but only when such events shall take place.
I used to have a deputy who said that the FHA mortgage insurance funds were where mortgages went to die.
Give it to us straight Mr. Swann, we can handle the truth!
The monetization dubbed Quantitative Easing (QE) Round 3 ("QE3") is very confusing, and there is a lot of mystery attached to the confusion. To fully understand what just happened to us I find it useful to frame the scenario in this why, and this may
Famous short-seller Jim Chanos, who runs $6 billion Kynikos Associates, discussed four long of his positions this morning on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
Richard Koo is the Nomura economist who is famous for his theory of the "balance sheet recession", the idea that busts like ours or Japan's are the result of the private sector deleveraging and need to be counteracted with aggressive fiscal policy.
Everyone thinks the housing market in the U.S. looks like it's starting to bottom.
Jobs are created by the private sector. It is a common misunderstanding to believe government spending creates jobs. It doesn't. If it did, based on how much our government spends, we should be desperately begging immigrants to come to America to acc
Bank of America Corp is speeding up planned job cuts as revenue continues to decline amid new regulations and a tepid economy. The second-largest U.S. bank intends to slash 16,000 jobs by year-end, putting it a year ahead of a plan to eliminate
U.S. manufacturing suffered its weakest quarter in three years and conditions at European businesses worsened, surveys showed on Thursday, while China's economy continued to lose momentum.
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Thomas DiLorenzo (Sr Fellow at Mises Institute and Austrian Economics Professor) shares information on his new book - Nick Barnett discusses email anonymity - Charles Goyette provides an update on the market
With the patent on OxyContin due to expire soon and almost $3 billion in sales at stake, Motherboard looks at the insidious ways that Purdue Pharma got America hooked
Oil is dropping rapidly once again - while the rest of its commodity peers remain tied to the USD movements this week.
If you think the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing will only affect the US dollar, think again.
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Thomas DiLorenzo (Sr Fellow at Mises Institute and Austrian Economics Professor) shares information on his new book - Nick Barnett discusses email anonymity - Charles Goyette provides an update on the market
It’s difficult to puzzle out what Bernanke thinks he is accomplishing with QE3. The level of bond buying, as various commentators have pointed out, is much lower than in the earlier QE programs.
