Federal Reserve Policy continued

The fate of gold is tied to FED monetary policy. Here is what the latest figures say about FED monetary policy. If you own precious metals, pay attention.... keep reading

The Federal Reserve's tight-money policy is beginning to have the appropriate effect: a slowing rate of price inflation.... keep reading

Flat, flat, flat -- but not inverted. We have been given a stay of execution.... keep reading

Why aren't the precious metals markets moving up in preparation for a confrontation with Iran?... keep reading

Bernanke did may one crucial admission at the end of this exchange: the lon-term threat of massive entitlements.... keep reading

To understand the bond market, you must understand price inflation. Here are some basic guidelines.... keep reading

The media get it wrong because they do not understand the Austrian School's theory of the business cycle.... keep reading

You may hear that the yield curve is inverted. It is not inverted yet. But it may soon be. Keep checking. Be ready to take decisive action. This is when the rubber meets the road.... keep reading

The financial press has ignored this. The stakes are rising.... keep reading

Why Bernanke will go down on the ship that Admiral Greenspan left to him.... keep reading

As usual, the financial media have it wrong. So do most investors. Here is my assessment. If you think I'm right, you had better visit this site daily. Monitor what's happening. A surprise is coming.... keep reading

What the inflation statistics are telling us today.... keep reading

A warning in late 2004.... keep reading

The analysts got everything backwards this week. The Federal Reserve is doing the opposite of what the analysts say it's doing and what Bernanke implied that it's doing. It's the blind leading the blind into the ditch.... keep reading

If you own a home or plan to buy one, if you are a real estate speculator or plan to become one, you had better read this. The rug is about to be pulled out from under late buyers.... keep reading

Here, I amalyze Bernanke's March 20 speech, which is one long, boring attempt to keep from saying the word, "recession." Greenspan used double talk to keep the public confused. Bernanke uses the arcane language known as "acadamician." He will bore us to death.... keep reading