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We are staring at a startling increase in the price of gold and precious metals mining stocks and warrants. Gold will reach mind- boggling levels because the actions of our political leaders and their academic and credentialed enablers are virtually guaranteeing it with their current actions. Words: 996
By (author) Jonathan Spall
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Filed under Gold/Silver · Tagged with commodities, commodity related warrants, FED, global financial turmoil, gold, interest rates, Japanese Yen, precious metals, precious metals mining stocks, silver, U.S. dollar, US Treasury
America’s massive debt and unfunded liabilities make inflation the only viable option for today’s policymakers because when the value of future dollars is diminished, future obligations in those depreciated dollars are diminished.
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By (author) Joseph E. Stiglitz
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Filed under Inflation/Deflation · Tagged with Atlantic Monthly, Bank of Canada Governor John Carney, Consumer Price Index, CPI, GDP, hyperinflation, IMF, inflation, Jim Puplava, John Williams, Lawrence Kotlikoff, Medicare, Milton Friedman, Peak Oil, Simon Johnson, Social Security, US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, US money supply, US National Debt Clock, US Treasury, US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Warren Buffett
Should the Federal Reserve continue to print money to gap a shortfall in Treasury sales, the creation of $2 trillion would create inflation of 25% overnight. Obviously, as in all markets, inflation will not come out of the woodwork for a period of months and possibly up to two years, but it will eventually reach the market. Subsequently, in 2010, investors of all types need to be incredibly prudent with their money and protect their assets with precious metals. Words: 465
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Release date August 4, 2009.
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Could the Fed be preparing another stock crash to flood the bond market with demand? Who knows but it would make plenty of sense to me. Words: 789
By (author) Stephen H. Axilrod
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Barclays argues that 2010 will be a year of halves. While the first half is likely to be characterized by more of what we saw in 2010 (improvement in corporate profits and accommodative government actions) the second half is likely to be characterized by an increasing burden on the consumer as the baton is handed from the public sector to the private sector. Barclays says this passing of the baton has the potential for an even greater crisis as higher taxes, higher interest rates and lower government spending create increased risks. Words: 599
By (author) Joseph E. Stiglitz
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Filed under 2010 Forecasts, Economy · Tagged with 2010, bond yields, CPI, double-dip, equity returns, Fed rate, GDP growth, Global economic growth, higher interest rates, higher taxes, stagnation, U.S. dollar, unemployment, US Treasury
