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Why Some Readers Refuse to Take Seriously the CPI and Median CPI
Gary North

I have readers who take M3 seriously. I have readers who don't take the CPI seriously. They tend to be the same readers. There is a pattern here.... keep reading

A $500 Billion Christmas Stocking Stuffer: The European Central Bank Offers to Lend Commercial Banks Half a Trillion Dollars.
Gary North

This announcement by the ECB produced no shock in the financial markets, yet it points to a near-panic meltdown of the banking system.... keep reading

How Important Is Oil as a Source if Inflation?
Gary North

This will help you sort out what's going to hit us in 2008.... keep reading

How Realistic Are Predictions of the Collapse of the Dollar?
Gary North

Or, as Bill Clinton might ask: "That depends on how collapsed 'collapse' is."... keep reading

Why Is the European Central Bank Scrambling for Dollars?
Gary North

If the dollar is falling, why is the European Central Bank trying to get $20 billion in dollars?... keep reading

The FED Promises Loans to Banks Without Exposing Their Troubles. "Don't Ask. Don't Tell."
Gary North

Banks are afraid to be seen as needing money. The FED will soon come to their aid. Secrecy is the key.... keep reading

What Do We Learn from M1 Regarding 2008?
Gary North

The financial media are ignoring M1. This includes the hard-money financial media. This is a mistake.... keep reading

Bernanke Plays Santa in The Christmas Story: Pushes Wall Street Down the Slide.
Gary North

We all remember the scene. Ralphie freezes up and forgets to tell Santa he wants a Red Ryder 200-shot B-B gun. He tells him at the end. Santa kicks him down the slide . . . just like Bernanke did on Tuesday.... keep reading

What T-Bill Rates Are Screaming
Gary North

The Dow was up by 101 points on Tuesday. Investors are ignoring Treasury debt rates.... keep reading

Will the 2008 Election Revive the Politics of Welfare on a Mass Scale? This Liberal Says Yes.
Gary North

What if two branches of the Federal government fall into the hands of the Democrats in mid-January, 2009?... keep reading

A Brief Summary of the Derivatives Market as of June, 2007 -- the Latest Date for Which We Have Data
Gary North

Derivatives are highly complex, highly leveraged promises to pay. The market is not regulared. The data are mostly guesswork. The numbers are very large.... keep reading

The Extraordinary Delusions and Madness of Crowds: The Lemmings Run Faster Toward the Cliff
Gary North

Nothing scares the American consumer. The subprime crisis means nothing. Thrift takes it on the chin again. What happens in recession? Where will the reserves be?... keep reading

New Signs That the Bailout Isn't Going to Work
Gary North

The 200-point one-day move a week ago was a one-shot deal. The pessimism has returned -- but not to stocks. That will take longer. A "sell" signal is here.... keep reading

Some Easing of Last Week's Near-Panic in the Treasury Rates
Gary North

Investors are spooked, but not as badly on Friday as they were on Monday.... keep reading

More Downward Pressure on the Dollar Is Now Certain
Gary North

This has not received much attention in the U.S. media.... keep reading

The Enormous Size of America's Tax-Free Underground Economy: The Currency Statistics Tell All!
Gary North - December 08, 2007

I became aware of this in the mid-1970s. This is an anti-inflationary factor. Now, a former Federal Reserve System employee blows the whistle.... keep reading

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