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German quits ECB over ECB buying junk gov. bonds (09Sept11)

Published on December 2, 2011 By admin

German member of the European Central Bank quits the ECB because they are buying junk government bonds of Greece, Ireland, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Recorded from Channel 4 News, 09 September 2011.
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Hank Cunningham on the unseen costs of buying and selling bonds

Published on August 21, 2011 By admin

Hank Cunningham, Fixed Income Strategist for Odlum Brown and author of In Your Best Interest on the unseen costs of buying and selling bonds
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Quantitative Easing Cartoon-Federal Reserve Buying Up Treasury Bonds- Goldman

Published on August 20, 2011 By admin

Funny cartoon but very on the button explaing Quantitive Easy and how the Fed/central banks prints money out of nothing and buy treasury bonds in the Trillions. Folks this in turn devalues the US dollar and creates inflation. Is QE possibly the final refuge of a failed econmy. This is not a left or right issue, this is about the bankers and investors on wallstreet. And yes Goldman Sachs plays huge roll here. Time to get educated!

Peter Schiff: The Federal Reserve is buying all the bonds and then some

Published on August 18, 2011 By admin

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Why is China buying our Bonds? Beck Puts The Puzzle Together; Lower deficit, Clinton goes to China

Published on August 17, 2011 By admin

Why does it take Glenn Beck to put these pieces of the puzzle together? What is the mainstream media reporting on? Why do they not get it? Are they so much in love with Obama that their judgment and reasoning have left them, and now they are inept? I wonder how much longer they can hold this fiscal house of cards together. This is all going to catch up with us eventually; it’s just a matter of time. There will be come a time when faith in the United States will end; they will not believe us anymore, they will have lost confidence in our government. If you go to your bank you will see an FDIC sign that states how your deposits are “backed by the full faith and credit of the United States”. When people read that sign and then start laughing hysterically, then you will know that the end is near. That is why President Obama is acting so serious about the debt lately; he does not want the rest of the world to lose their confidence in us, especially China. jbranstetter04 Mr Luo, speaking at the Global Association of Risk Managements 10th Annual Risk Management Convention, said: Except for US Treasuries, what can you hold? he asked. Gold? You dont hold Japanese government bonds or UK bonds. US Treasuries are the safe haven. For everyone, including China, it is the only option. Hey, in a world filled with anti-Americanism, thats refreshing. At least someone loves us. Or maybe not: Mr Luo, whose English tends toward the colloquial, added: We hate you guys. Once you start issuing …

Marc Faber – Why is China Buying Gold?

Published on August 17, 2011 By admin

For the latest Marc Faber, go to MarcFaberBlog.com – In a recovery like we have now, risk appetite is coming back. Because of that, silver may outperform gold for a while. If you want to store your own monetary metal, gold is more compact and easier to store. The Chinese have very large reserves, and when they look at Bernanke they don’t want to do business with him. For this reason, they are buying things like gold and copper. Resources for them are a top geopolitical priority because they are naturally poor in those resources. They don’t trust the dollar anymore, and rightfully so. The Chinese recently announced that it had acquired more than 400 tons of gold, and once the market was made aware of this news, the price rose sharply. Once the government debt is sufficiently large, the government bond market will break. The temptation will be to keep interest rates artificially low. Some Harvard grads have proposed that there be a negative interest rate in order to stimulate the economy. It is mind-boggling what kind of nonsense these people think. But this is exactly the same state of mind at the Federal Reserve. Without inflation, the entire system would have completely collapsed. They are postponing the true solution. The United States government currently has a AAA credit rating, but there is no way that they deserve that rating. They will keep lending money to banks for free, and this will lead to more unintended consequences.
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