Market Focus: Storm Watch
Recent Editorials on Storm Watch
- Feb 10 Superb Opportunities Created by 3 False Premises by Deepcaster
- Feb 09 Strange Weather Phenomena, Meth Labs, and Increasing Drought by Evelyn Browning...
- Feb 09 Self-Interest and the Pathology of Power by Charles Hugh Smith
- Feb 08 The High Cost of 0% by Jim Willie
- Feb 08 Jokers, Clowns, and Some Thieves by Danielle Park
- Feb 08 Why Our Currency Will Fail by Chris Martenson PhD
- Feb 07 CBO: Take Away All Tax Breaks by Bruce Krasting
- Feb 07 Rick Santelli on Visualizing U.S. Debt; How Many Milky Way Galaxies Do We Owe? by Cris Sheridan
- Feb 06 Iran Crisis Heats Up by JR Nyquist
- Feb 06 Illusion of Recovery - Feelings & Facts by James Quinn
Recent Newshours on Storm Watch
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Felix Zulauf on the European Debt Crisis−No Painless Way Out
Feb 10
Jim welcomes back Felix Zulauf, Founder and President at Zulauf Asset Management AG for another wide-ranging discussion. In the first of a two-part interview, Felix discusses the European debt crisis and believes the bailouts will be bigger than anticipated. He also sees money printing going global as central banks expand their balance sheets to equal or surpass the GDP of their respective countries. (CLICK HERE FOR TRANSCRIPT)
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Joe de Courcy: The Drums of War
Feb 09
Jim welcomes Joe de Courcy, Editor of Courcy’s Intelligence Brief and Chief Executive of Intelligence Research Ltd in London. Joe is hearing the drumbeat of war getting louder in the Middle East, as talk of general war is coming from many sources.
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Big Picture: The Elephant in the Room−This Week’s CBO Bombshell on the US Budget Deficit
Feb 04
In this week’s first Big Picture segment, Jim takes on the elephant in the room, the US budget deficit, and discusses the recent Congressional Budget Office release of the annual Budget and Economic Outlook for the next decade. Jim also takes more of your Q-Calls this segment.
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Detlev S Schlichter, Paper Money Collapse
Jan 25
All paper money systems in history have ended in failure. Either they collapsed in chaos, or society returned to commodity money before that could happen. Drawing upon novel new research, Paper Money Collapse conclusively illustrates why paper money systems—those based on an elastic and constantly expanding supply of money as opposed to a system of commodity money of essentially fixed supply—are inherently unstable and why they must lead to economic disintegration.
