Two months ago, Fed governor Jeremy Stein caused a major stir among the very serious excel-using economists and other wannabe "scientists"-cum-voodoo witchdoctors, when he hinted that it was the Fed's actions that were leading to "overheating" in the
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Cartels…What Are They? Up until about ten years ago the only cartels I’d heard of were oil cartels and drug cartels. Then I ran across a wonderful 45 minute recording by Ed Griffin explaining that the Federal Reserve System is a privately owned bank
S stocks powered to new record highs Wednesday after Federal Reserve meeting minutes suggested the Fed’s easy-money policies would remain in place for a while longer.
Distrust of the Federal Reserve and concern that U.S. dollars may become worthless are fueling a push in more than a dozen states to recognize gold and silver coins as legal tender.
The seizure of privately held savings accounts by the government of Cyprus, in order to finance a European Union-led bailout, is having reverberations far beyond the shores of that bankrupt nation.
While Cyprus and other EU countries plunder their citizens’ bank accounts, the state of Texas seems to be making an unprecedented move towards insuring the wealth of its people.
A book review in the Wall Street Journal by associate professor of economics at San Jose State University Jeffrey Hummel entitled "The New Central Planning" tends to confirm the perspective that the Federal Reserve is under continued attack.
For a long time, gold standard advocates in the United States have had differing viewpoints about whether a new gold standard system might take place with existing institutions, such as the Federal Reserve, or whether it would take place ........
Federal Reserve officials voted Wednesday to continue pumping money into the economy and keep interest rates near zero amid fresh signs that their massive stimulus effort is gaining traction.
Washington dealt 2 blow sto JPMorgan Chase as a Senate report accused its chief executive of hiding information about a massive loss from regulators while the Federal Reserve said it had found a “weakness” in the bank’s capital plans.
The Financial Times covers Ben Bernanke with adulation that would have made Caligula blush, claiming the heroic "helicopter Ben" saved the economy through inflation. Thus, he has not become "lawnmower Ben" who would be "shredding the green shoots of
$936 billion, is parked within very fungible cash accounts of foreign (read European) banks operating in the US. What is also shown is the Fed continues to fund European banks with hundreds of billions in cash on a week by week basis.