Federal Reserve Policy continued

The curve is flattening out. But consider how it has flattened.... keep reading

The IMF thinks the U.S. economy will rise by 2.5% in 2007. This economist thinks the IMF is wrong.... keep reading

The stock market reversed yesterday, while Bernanke testified to Congress. But no one asked him about the adjusted monetary base. No one ever does.... keep reading

When asked a highly sensitive question by a Congressman, Dr. Bernanke doesn't mumble. He just plays dumb.... keep reading

What happens when a ship is sinking? This.... keep reading

This has implications for the business cycle that mainstream economists are ignoring.... keep reading

It is as if this statistic did not exist. The pundits ignore it. What it is telling us is consistent with what the stock market is telling us.... keep reading

If you don't get your definitions correct, you will remain in the dark, which is where most economists are, let alone investors.... keep reading

The FOMC meets tomorrow. I think I know what they are going to announce.... keep reading

This seems to me to be the most important allocation decision facing hard-money investors.... keep reading

Bernanke's FED isn't budging. It is still in tight-money mode.... keep reading

When the decision-makers don't understand what they are doing, the rest of us are in big trouble. Here is a recent example.... keep reading

Here is a video that blows the whistle on the Federal Reserve System.... keep reading

Don't make this mistake when you look at falling interest rates, especially if you have bought gold and silver.... keep reading

His November 28 speech returned to the same old theme.... keep reading

When an economist who actually has beaten the bond market for two decades says something like this, you would be wise to listen.... keep reading