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but be prepared, every party comes to an end eventuallly We see cheap money working. The stock markets soar, and that means the dangers are getting higher and higher. You can try to ride the stock inflation wave as long as possible, but be prepared to get burned on your way. Do realize some gains even...
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some time ago abou the possibility of a crack-up boom. Now I'm getting more sure by the day. We are in. We have new records in the indices and still new records in unemployment and piling up debts. So I think's it can be named "classical". For me it seems we are not somewhere between...
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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-02-14/guest-post-deflationary-spiral-bogey You have no clue and you just like to get us under your control. You talk about external problems like terrorism to just sidetrack us from your wrong doings. Your manipulation, you lies. If there is but on thing to blame for...
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Well there is a kind of agreement that monarchies are bad. But there is another agreement that democracy is "good". I wonder why? If the majority decides to live of the expenses of minorities, how is that different to a monarchy? If the majority in Parliament decides it's fine to take 75...
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the disaster can be subsumed under one small sentence. The problems are there because of the monopolies of states. In this case the monopoly of currencies. The FED , ECB etc, do just get their position because the state sanctioned it. It's very easy. Just the Dollar or Euro are the lawfu payment...
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Please, click here to read this article in pdf format: March 18 2012 We are back from Washington DC and realize that we could choose different titles for today’s letter. Let’s try a few… Title No.1: “The market proved us wrong” Indeed, we have been, and continue to be ...
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Not all debts are born equal. And even those being born equal may change over time. You can bet it's another round about Greece. So yes Greece has emitted bonds. (so for so bad). Now it's getting a bit crazy. During 2010 these bonds were accepted as security for other debts (so far so bad), but...
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Obviously the ECB could not stand the misery of the FED alone. This poor guy, just think printing money will solve the problem caused by too much money. (too much cheap money indeed). And so the ECB in it's own mercy decided: "We print money also", an offered a three year long tender at...
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I'm a regular reader of the Mises blog and this time really a bummer was posted: http://blog.mises.org/19554/whats-7-77-trillion-among-friends/ You can read my blog up an down and I always wrote. don't bail out. Now you can see what happens in this dirty business. This all just can happen because...
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Interest Rates and Risk by Alex Merced (Originally Posted at LibertyIsNow.com) In plenty of articles I've written or videos I've created I've discussed how interest raes can cause mal-investment and alter the structure of the economy. The increasing of the money supply and lower of interest...
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The Difference Between Inflation and Increasing Price Levels by Alex Merced One of the biggest debates right now is the inflation versus deflation debate, and much of this debate hinges on the events in consumer goods prices, but can inflation occur even if prices drop? Can prices go up even if inflation...
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Regulating Enterprise by Alex Merced Time and time again we hear in the news that we need stronger regulation on Oil, Housing, and Banking to prevent all the problems we've seen over the last few years. Today, I'd like to make the argument that the problems with all three of these sectors has...
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Which will stop the deldedefs to ruin us completey. We have to take away the possiblities to mess up with money. So it all ends in, we need to have a stable money. We have to get rid of the central banks. The problems with the current state of affairs just show it over and over and over and over again...
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is in first line stable money. Fiat-Geld has proven that it can not cope with it. Well that's not suprise for anyone a little bit interested in "History". If I have the choice between two beliefs than I'd prefer always "the market" over anythin from the deledes. Just one example...
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Well as written before the politician (sorry deledes) do blame he speculant. Well I wonder what this guys have done to envforce the EU and US to pile up debt as high as roughly around 25 000 000 000 000 US-$. How did they do it? I really want to know. I'd add a few extra trillions. Well no I guess...