Federal Reserve Policy continued

If you set the bar low enough, everyone can clear it. Four big outfits didn't.... keep reading

Where is James Carville when you need him?... keep reading

When he says "no QE3," investors believe him.... keep reading

The latest data show the same story. Yet T-debt buyers from abroad are backing away.... keep reading

There is more than one constituency pressuring the Federal Reserve.... keep reading

The banks face a completely new set of threats. The FDIC is the bulwark. Against what?... keep reading

There is a lot of confusion about this relationship. It is a case study in economic reasoning.... keep reading

To Ben or not to Ben, that is the question.... keep reading

If this man can be conned, just about everyone can . . . and has been.... keep reading

Stop the presses! The Times doesn't like the idea. I'm shocked. Shocked!... keep reading

If counterfeiting is bad, why is the Federal Reserve good? Only Austrian School economists are willing to face this question head-on.... keep reading

This is the most effective brief explanation of the FED that I have ever seen.... keep reading

You can believe it without seeing it, but seeing it helps to believe it.... keep reading

The January 25 FOMC announcement is crazy if we accept it at face value. Never accept anything the FOMC says at face value. Discount it.... keep reading

The economic crisis was caused by the FED. Don't look elsewhere.... keep reading

This is not surprising. Banks have little currency on hand. Depositors' fears are increasing.... keep reading