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November 14, 2011 | Categories: EuroZone, Wall Street | Tags: AIG, American International Group, Central Banks, Foreign Central Banks, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Reserve Currency, Ron Paul, Sovereign Debt | Comments Off on Ron Paul: “It Is Estimated That US Banks Have Over A Trillion Dollars Tied Up At-Risk With German And French Banks”
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November 12, 2011 | Categories: Wall Street | Tags: Bear Stearns, Bond, David Rosenberg, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Germany, Gross Domestic Product, MF Global, Output Gap, Rosenberg | Comments Off on David Rosenberg On The Depression, The ECB, MF Global As A Canary In The Coalmine… All With A Surprise Ending
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November 9, 2011 | Categories: EuroZone | Tags: European Union, Eurozone, France, Germany, Greece, Nicolas Sarkozy, Reuters, The Economist | Comments Off on Game Over? Reuters Says Germany, France Exploring Idea Of Core Euro Zone, End Of Existing Structure
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November 9, 2011 | Categories: EuroZone, Markets | Tags: Bond, European Central Bank, Germany, RBS, Reality, Vigilantes, Yen | Comments Off on Worldwide Markets Collapse Following Italian Bond Margin Hike
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November 8, 2011 | Categories: EuroZone | Tags: European Central Bank, Germany, Hyperinflation, Monetary Policy | Comments Off on ECB’s Weidmann Spoils The Party: Says Leveraging EFSF Violation Of EU Treaty, Warns Of Hyperinflation
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November 8, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Bear Stearns, Bond, Countrywide, Credit Crisis, default, Fail, Federal Reserve, Fitch, Germany, Greece, Housing Bubble, Italy, Lehman, MF Global, Naked Short Selling, New Century, ratings, TARP, United Kingdom, Wachovia, Wells Fargo | Comments Off on Where Are We Now? A Comparative Timeline Approach
The Question(s) Of Italy's 2451.8 Tons Of Gold
November 8, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Central Banks, European Central Bank, Eurozone, Germany, Italy, New York Fed, Private Jet, World Gold Council | Comments Off on The Question(s) Of Italy’s 2451.8 Tons Of Gold
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February 10, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: European Central Bank, Germany, Ireland, Sovereign Default, The Economist, Trichet, Volatility | Comments Off on Will March Be This Year’s Cruelest Month?
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February 8, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Ben Bernanke, CDO, Collateralized Debt Obligations, Creditors, European Union, Eurozone, France, Germany, Greece, Gross Domestic Product, International Monetary Fund, Reality, Sovereign Debt, SWIFT | Comments Off on Bruegel Think Tank Says Greece Should Restructure Debt Now, Claims Country Is Insolvent And Further Lending Is Not Viable Strategy
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February 8, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: France, Germany, Gordon Gekko, Guest Post, Newspaper, Nobel Laureate, Renaissance, Short Paper | Comments Off on Guest Post: In The Head Of Energy Secretary Chu
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February 4, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: 30 Year Treasury, Baltic Dry, Ben Bernanke, Copper, Crude, Debt Ceiling, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Germany, Global Economy, Goldbugs, Hyperinflation, India, Iran, Israel, Lloyds, Middle East, Monetary Policy, Non Farm Payrolls, NYMEX, Precious Metals, Real estate, Recession, recovery, Stagflation, Trichet, Unemployment, United Kingdom, Wall Street Journal, White House | Comments Off on Morning Gold Fixing: Bernanke: “Catastrophic†Implications for U.S. Economy If $14.3 Trillion Debt Ceiling Not Raised
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February 4, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Federal Reserve, Ford, Germany, Great Depression, Gross Domestic Product, Guest Post, Nancy Pelosi, National Debt, Personal Consumption, Purchasing Power, Smoot Hawley, Trade Deficit, Trade War, Wen Jiabao, World Trade, Yuan | Comments Off on Guest Post: Smoot Hawley Redux
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February 4, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Credit Suisse, Germany, Iraq, Israel, Martial Law, Middle East, national security, Nationalism, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United Kingdom | Comments Off on Egypt And The Muslim Brotherhood: A Stratfor Special Report
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February 3, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Anglo Irish, Bank Run, Budget Deficit, Bulgaria, Corporate Finance, Credit-Default Swaps, European Central Bank, European Union, Eurozone, France, Germany, Greece, Gross Domestic Product, Guest Post, Hungary, Hyperinflation, International Monetary Fund, Ireland, Italy, Market Manipulation, Middle East, Monetary Policy, National Debt, Nationalization, Nominal GDP, Poland, Portugal, Real estate, Regional Banks, Reserve Fund, SocGen, Sovereign CDS, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Default, Vigilantes | Comments Off on Guest Post: Beware of Lurking North Africa & EU Bank Runs
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January 31, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Alan Greenspan, Arthur Burns, Australia, Bank of England, Barrick Gold, Central Banks, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Exchange Stabilization Fund, Exchange Traded Fund, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Bank, Financial Derivatives, Ford, Freedom of Information Act, Geoffrey Batt, Gerald Ford, Germany, Great Depression, International Monetary Fund, Jim Rickards, Market Manipulation, Michigan, Money Supply, New Orleans, Precious Metals, President's Working Group, Primary Dealer Credit Facility, Quantitative Easing, Reserve Currency, Reuters, Ron Paul, Saudi Arabia, Silver ETFs, Switzerland, Technical Analysis, Testimony, Trade Deficit, Treasury Department, University Of Michigan, Warsh, World Gold Council | Comments Off on Tracking The Gold “Conspiracy” – GATA’s Must Read Presentation To The Cheviot Asset Management Sound Money Conference
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January 26, 2011 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Bank of England, Brazil, Budget Deficit, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Copper, Credit Conditions, EuroDollar, European Central Bank, Excess Reserves, Federal Reserve, Germany, Hyperinflation, Monetary Base, Monetary Policy, Money Supply, Paul McCulley, PIMCO, Purchasing Power, Tony Crescenzi, Unemployment | Comments Off on Crescenzi On Tracking The Inflection Point In The Radioactive Hyperinflationary “Yucca Mountain” Excess Liquidity Warehouse
