
Stossel does entire show on the Federal Reserve and interviews Ron Paul
• http://www.dailypaul.com, ron paul is awesomeTheFed can destroy your savings, and your future. Fed Up? I’ll try to explain the Fed tonight at 9 on @FoxBusiness.
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TheFed can destroy your savings, and your future. Fed Up? I’ll try to explain the Fed tonight at 9 on @FoxBusiness.
The Bank of Canada’s dropping of language about the need for future interest-rate increases and today’s decisions by central banks in Norway, Sweden and the Philippines to leave their rates on hold unite them with counterparts in reinforcing rather t
What we call "dollars" are really private, corporate, international, private bank Federal Reserve Notes. They are not created by the US government. The government borrows FRN's from the private bankers
The CEO of Euro Pacific Capital discusses why he thinks both silver and gold will benefit from continuous inflation.
The news that Janet Yellen was nominated to become the next Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System was greeted with joy by financial markets and the financial press. Wall Street saw Yellen's nomination as a harbinger of
In the spring of 2012, a senior examiner with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York determined that Goldman Sachs had a problem. Under a Fed mandate, the investment banking behemoth was expected to have a company-wide policy to address conflicts of
He still hasn't figured it out 100%, but he's 100% pissed off,...and that is a very good thing.
Now that Janet Yellen has been named to lead the Federal Reserve the global financial markets should factor out any possibility that the Fed will diminish their Quantitative easing program anytime during her tenure.
As regular readers know, the biggest (and most important) disconnect in the US banking system is the divergence between commercial bank loans,...
Despite nearly $17 trillion reasons, there are investors stupid enough to believe that debt issued by the world’s largest debtor country (i.e. US Treasuries) should be treated as a risk-free asset.
Three explanations have been provided for this peculiar exhibit of "spilled" cash in the Senate's Hart Building:
Segarra's lawsuit says the New York Fed interfered with her examination of Goldman Sach's legal and compliance divisions and directed her to change her findings. She says she refused and was fired three days later, in May 2012.
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President Obama intends to nominate Federal Reserve Vice Chairwoman Janet Yellen to chair the Federal Reserve, once Ben Bernanke completes his term in January. If confirmed, Yellen, 67, would be the first woman to head the American central bank.
At the G-20 summit in St. Petersburg the discussion of U.S. aggression against Syria overshadowed the economic issues.
Jim Rickards: We're Witnessing One of the Greatest Failed Experiments in Economic History
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Well it did not surprise me, nor anyone who had been paying attention to what I had been saying. As I said repeatedly over the past several months, the Fed knows that the appearance of economic health would evaporate if its stimulus were withdrawn...
It's just one quarter, and it's evident in just one index, and even when I cherry-pick this interesting number, prices aren't really falling very quickly. The PCE deflator fell at an annual rate of only 0.1 percent in the second quarter. But
The Fed’s failure today to announce some sort of tapering of its QE program, despite the consensus of an overwhelming percentage of economists who expected action, once again reveals the degree to which mainstream analysts have overestimated.........
As we approach the 100 year anniversary of the creation of the Federal Reserve, it is absolutely imperative that we get the American people to understand that the Fed is at the very heart of our economic problems.
Are you ready for Janet Yellen?
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Ron Paul "Bernanke Is Literally Saying Is WE'RE IN BAD SHAPE!"
Ron Paul "Bernanke Is Literally Saying Is WE'RE IN BAD SHAPE!"
Fed Decision To Not Taper Is A Really Bad Sign
Nice to watch retrospectively, after that tapering "option" now off the table. And nah... Rick didn't even come close to really losing it. Why you ask?
The "market is in a state of shock" after the Fed's decision to postpone taper, noted Credit Agricole's David Keeble adding that "Fed credibility and its communication strategy are in tatters."
With rumors this evening of the White House calling around for support for Yellen, Marc Faber's comments today during a Bloomberg TV interview are even more prescient.
13th 'up' day of last 15 for the S&P... Quite a day (considering Bernanke said they "were avoiding sharp shocks"):