Both compliments of MarketWatch, this morning's Debt Zombies article I highlighted was something that I thought highly of, obviously. The writer is no b/s and clear. The "debt Zombies" theme…
Isn't that how it goes? A society (or in this case several developed societies now competing in the currency war) collectively spends more than it has saved and individually its…
A chart by Callum Thomas showing projected credit growth based on easing credit standards is in line with a boom, and an inflationary one at that. See Credit Growth About…
Keith Weiner's reports, usually beginning with some macro commentary and ending with the supply/demand fundamentals of gold and silver, are posted each Monday over at Biiwii. Today it's this one...…
Yes, it is Keith Weiner again, slightly blowing my mind with the way he looks into central banking, debt, the US dollar and gold and silver. Reading a gold analyst…
"There is quite obviously some serious financial stress manifesting in the data..." That is not me, the caution-toned risk manager writing. That is a quote from the first paragraph of…
Amidst the din of every pitch man with an opinion on the markets (and these days everybody's a genius with an opinion) the big picture barometer to global economic contraction…
I first became activated to start a website in part because of David Walker, the former top financial cop at the GAO. Something was terribly wrong with America's chronic and…
A good article (thanks Tom) about a good man trying to get out ahead of a rising interest rate world; India’s head of the RBI, who is raising interest rates while the US Fed keeps things stable for the rest of the world to start deleveraging. Is this really what is in play, a world setting up to clean up its debts and inflationary excesses?
I read a piece this morning by Josh Brown, the Reformed Broker, in which he destroys the 1999 comparison for the stock market. He makes some excellent points about why…