Federal Reserve Policy continued

This new policy has received attention. You need to know what this implies for bank safety.... keep reading

The former chief economist of the IMF has sounded a warning. It does not go far enough, in my view. But it goes pretty far.... keep reading

Neoconservatives know who butters their Wilsonian bread, and always has: the Federal Reserve System. Bush's "axis of evil" ghost writer now proclaims the wonders of fiat money.... keep reading

This report is a good place to begin.... keep reading

While the FDIC press release spins like a top, the numbers reveal the crisis.... keep reading

How a brand-new CEO thought he could placate AIG's partners and brokers. This was a red flag to anyone who knows how to read an ad.... keep reading

The meeting on Jekyll Island took place in late 1910. The conspirators used only first names, just in case they were ever put under oath. Later this week, I will be speaking on Jekyll Island.... keep reading

Paul is unharmed. Bernanke now has a problem. From inside the FED, a President has called his bluff. This is not business as usual.... keep reading

One kind of bailout is what Greece wants from the EU. The other kind of bailout is the opposite: what Greece may to to the EU. China is now engaged in the second kind of bailout.... keep reading

Bernanke's testimony said nothing new, as usual. It had footnotes, as usual. The financial stocks rose. These people do not believe Austrian economics.... keep reading

This survey is on-going, but the results are clear. They may amaze you.... keep reading

How can we take our money back from the bankers?... keep reading

This got no attention at the time. It was the canary in the mine.... keep reading

Here is the dilemma facing the not-too-big-to-fail banks.... keep reading

With M1 rising again, the forecast for price deflation looks even more remote.... keep reading

What happens if they rise? What will the FED do next?... keep reading