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James Corbett sits down with Ron Paul to discuss the coming end of the Federal Reserve. Dr. Paul reflects on the End The Fed movement, explains the inevitability of the Fed's demise, and talks about what system may come along to take its place.
James Corbett sits down with Ron Paul to discuss the coming end of the Federal Reserve. Dr. Paul reflects on the End The Fed movement, explains the inevitability of the Fed's demise, and talks about what system may come along to take its place.
With all the political hoopla going on sometimes it is hard to separate fact from fiction.
Thanks to the Federal Reserve, the idea that you can go into a store and anonymously purchase something with cash might soon be obsolete.
We're all frogs getting our perception of reality boiled in the pot of price perversion central banks have unleashed on the world.
The Fed must now accept responsibility for what happens in the end-game of the Moral-Hazard Monster Bubble it created.
David Rothschild, ultra-liberal scion of the wealthiest jewish banking dynasty in the world, has gone on a profane Twitter rant against President Donald Trump who dared to criticize their Federal Reserve Bank, one of the main sources of the Rothschil
The Fed's counterfeiting has created the biggest economic bubble in history. A severe economic crisis will be the inevitable result. Indications from Fed Chairman Powell are that more QE will be on the way. Can an increase in the disease succeed in b
The Fed's counterfeiting has created the biggest economic bubble in history. A severe economic crisis will be the inevitable result. Indications from Fed Chairman Powell are that more QE will be on the way. Can an increase in the disease succeed in b
The repo market was supposed to be fixed in September; then the year-end liquidity flood was supposed to definitely fix the repo market.
Update (0930ET): The hearing got off to a fairly predictable start. First, ranking member Sherrod Brown laid into Judy Shelton, accusing her of being a reckless gold bug who wanted to send the American economy back to the late 19th century.
Fed Chair Powell concludes his two-day testimony on The Hill today.
Fed Chair Powell begins his two-day testimony before Congress today.
Update: confirming that liquidity is indeed quite scarce to start the month of February, moments ago the Fed also conducted its overnight repo which saw $37.915BN in liquidity injected...
With the sellside piling in and rushing to outforecasting itself on how much global GDP growth will be hit in Q1 (and onward) as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, which prompt Goldman to slash 2% from its global Q1 GDP forecast, and JPM to
"The Federal Reserve is running the risk of fomenting an eventual financial crisis by easing banking regulations at the same time that it's cut interest rates…"
Market forces are always more powerful than central planners. Economic laws are unbreakable. Central banking and the Fed have been a foolish attempt to break them. One hundred years of folly is one hundred years too long! A major crisis is ahead, and
A slightly more dovish Fed, and the corresponding perceived increase in the odds of further stimulus by the US central bank, failed to excite investors much as the coronavirus continues to dampen the mood on global markets.
The Fed, ECB, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan have now embraced climate change as part of their mission.
The Fed, ECB, Bank of England, and Bank of Japan have now embraced climate change as part of their mission.
Earlier this week I sent one of my team members to a banking conference here in Puerto Rico hosted by the Federal Reserve.
While the Fed's January statement was a snoozer, with the only difference from the December statement being the downgrade in the pace of household spending rising at a "moderate" vs "strong" pace, there were far more notable changes in the latest mon
Having gotten dragged kicking and screaming into validating the late-2019 market meltup and even hiking his own year-end price target for the S&P500, Morgan Stanley's bearish equity strategist, Michael Wilson, was looking for just the right catalyst
For anyone following the gold industry, a significant development that many in the finance industry may not be paying close attention to is the emergence of Judy Shelton within the Federal Reserve.
If the dot-com and housing bubbles were The Fed's prelude and opening acts, they've surely created the biggest bubble of them all since the 2008 bust.
While Neel Kashkari may be theatrically appealing to the intellect of "QE conspiracists" - which as of today in addition to Robert Kaplan, Larry Kudlow and James Gorman also includes as per the chart below Bank of America, in addition to any other pe
The biggest challenge the Fed faces currently is how to deal with a recession. Given the current expansion is the longest on record; a downturn at some point is inevitable.
One does not need money to convey one's thoughts, but what money does allow is the drowning out of speech of those without money by those with a lot of money.
Juggernaut: (n) massive inexorable force, campaign, movement, or object that crushes whatever is in its path
On Friday, Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari, who just two months earlier made a stunning proposal when he said that it was time for the Fed to pick up where the USSR left off and start redistributing wealth (at least Kashkari chose the proper
