Federal Reserve Policy continued

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

Investors watch the federal funds rate, which does not change. They think this is important every six weeks: the FOMC meeting. Why?... keep reading

Target, target . . . what's the target? Out with the old! In with the new! Maybe.... keep reading

Som the international bankers think they can control world banking. They are terminally naive, says this ex-banker.... keep reading

The gold that supposedly is in Ft. Knox and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has never been audited. It would not take long to do this. Here's why.... keep reading

I called the fall in March 2008, within one day. Silver has yet to recover its March 2008 high of $21. Is what we are seeing similar?... keep reading

The FED now has too many IOUs to wind down its 2008 bailout.... keep reading

This question bothers Keynesians. It does not bother Austrians.... keep reading

Why is it that we have not escaped monetary inflation since 1940. What will let us escape in this decade?... keep reading

All good things must come to an end.... keep reading