Tag: Economy

You might be thinking everything’s okay: the stock market is on the rise, jobs are growing, the worst of it is over. You’d be wrong!

Some may be confused at the joining forces of Fiat and Chrysler, however, from a business perspective, this was a good move (for the...

Derivatives can be confusing, My good friend Gustavo Laframboise-Pierre and I will achieve the hitherto impossible feat of making you an expert on derivatives while simultaneously making you laugh

The last few years have been discouraging for a lot of investors. Ordinary bank savings accounts and certificates of deposit produce dismal returns.

The hand that gives is above the hand that takes. Financiers are without patriotism and without decency.

It is essential that Africans take responsibility for the research that will determine their future.

The global stock markets have a major new and very well informed participant.

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The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature, and the Future of Forecasting

Sleepy Mexican Town Becoming New Detroit as Mexico Rises to International Dominance

Join the discussion about the government shutdown in the US and the Russian economy with Peter Lavelle is joined by Ben Aris and Simon Fentham-Fletcher.

America's 400 richest elites have more wealth than half the population. The system doesn't work. It benefits the privileged few. It harms most others.

The financial experts in the US have been conducting meetings over the last few months regarding the current political, economic and the moral crisis.

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In this article, Charles Fawkes explores the use of fictitious credit and its current flaws.

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Two charts that can expand your opinion of the market!

When Barack Obama uttered those fateful words: "If you’ve got a business -- you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen", the entire mindset of the collectivist culture crystallized.

Shoplifting is petty theft. Larceny involves property valued under $500. Larger amounts are grand theft. Wall Street malfeasance should be called the grandest of grand theft writ large.

People by the tens of thousands lining up to buy gold and silver, waiting for hours in lines; record sales for gold and silver coins growing month by month.

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When will this bear market in PMs turn around?

Canada is a paragon of fiscal responsibility and is a bastion of good governance in a confused world of financial instability, or is it?

Dear reader, in 1729, Jonathan Swift suggested in his Modest Proposal that, ‘in order to Prevent the Children of Poor People From Being a Burden to Our Parents or Country, and for Making Them Beneficial to the Public.

Not that charts actually "speak," but the information taken from them can be the most reliable for anyone wanting to accumulate profits. Does not everyone want to accumulate profits?

Key Obama officials comprise a virtual rogues gallery of scoundrels.

In a roles reversal, developing nations are shifting the economic leverage while USA wallows willingly in the fear economy. With many of the world's leading financial states deeply submerged in debt, developing economies are taking center stage signaling big changes in the world of finance.

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Central banks run today's world. Major ones matter most. Money printing madness controls everything.

The realistic general consensus is that the spot prices for gold and silver are no longer relevant. Yet, what remains the one price on which focus has intensified for each?

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In April, as gold bullion prices dropped in the futures market, or the “paper market” for gold, the United States Mint reported it sold 209,500 ounces of gold bullion coins, up 950% from the 20,000 ounces of gold bullion coins it sold in April 2012.

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Big Lies proliferate. Repetition convinces most people hard times are good or not as bad as their personal situations suggest.

The loose money policies at the worlds leading central banks are beginning to broadcast that virus right across the globe.

At the beginning of 2008, there were 28.22 million people in the U.S. economy on food stamps. Fast-forward to 2012, and the number has increased to 46.60 million—an increase of more than 65%. (Source: United States Department of Agriculture, March 8, 2013.

Americas economy is sick and its getting sicker. Cover-up and denial conceal reality. Census data say record numbers of US counties are dying. It's over one in three.

Book Review: in the grand tradition of American muckrakers, Stephen Lendman strikes to the heart of Wall Street and government collusion to protect the powerful and drive ordinary Americans into the Third World ditch