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Monthly Archives: March 2013
An orderly bank restructuring explained- a chance for Cyprus to change the game
Fear mongering and terror tactics have been used since the 2008 financial crisis as a means to extort endless amounts of money from world tax payers in support of ‘too big to fail’ banks. The threat which was initiated by … Continue reading
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Deflation, not inflation
Excellent reminder article on why deflation remains the dominant force today in the world economy notwithstanding a fire hose of central bank liquidity. A perfect vortex of deflationary factors presently at work include the debt overhang weighing down disposable income … Continue reading
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Volcker: Investors overleveraged on QE
As worries surface about the Federal Reserve reining in its current stimulus, CNBC’s Christine Tan spoke exclusively with Paul Volcker, former Fed chairman, about stagflation and risky trading in the U.S. Volcker was the last adult to serve with a … Continue reading
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