July 24, 2008 Money – Americans are cutting back on everything from cars to food to name-brand products, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday, in another sign that the economy could slow significantly as money from the federal stimulus…
Politics – No gold watch for Alan Greenspan as he retired from serving the elite ââ;¬" we can hardly call it public service! After almost two decades as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve,
Money – They understood that governments, even the best of governments, cannot control spending. Even the current administration, which promised strict fiscal responsibility, has had to increase the national debt limit…
Money – At the heart of this economic malaise is the Fed's poor stewardship of the dollar. The cause of the dollar's demise is not the result of a purely psychological response to public statements on US dollar policy,…
Money – The fundamentals of economic strife based on the disastrous collapse of the U.S. housing market will not get better any time soon.
Money – The U.S. economy is on the way out, says Dave Gonigam in The Daily Reckoning's blog, Desidooru Saloon. Dave has picked up on a report from the Financial Times that says an anonymous Gulf sovereign wealth fund has…
News – "People seem to think the government has money," said former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker. "The government doesn't have any money." A rare consensus has developed across the political spectrum that the…
Politics – When the Federal Reserve creates new money and/or expands credit, where does this new purchasing power go first? Doesn t it look like it s been sloshing from one investment sector to another?
Money – First, there is the devalued U.S. dollar. Our dollar is just piece of paper, backed by or tied to nothing. Therefore, its purchasing power depends in a large part on how many dollars are in circulation. When lots…
Money – America has been shaken by photos and video reports of angry customers lined up to withdraw their money from branch offices of the failed IndyMac bank. Such images would not have been seen during America's last…
Money – Even helicopter Ben is worried. He's told Congress that inflation risks have "intensified" and that there's now a threat of "significant downside" to growth. But contrarian investors should be lapping it up, says…
Money – The Federal Reserve will issue new rules next week aimed at protecting future home buyers from dubious lending practices, its most sweeping response to a housing crisis that has propelled foreclosures to record…
Money – Socialized capitalism of the sort the Fed and the Treasury are now practicing, consisting of private gains and public losses, is untenable. On the other hand, it's also true that giant Wall Street investments banks…
Money – In a Money Morning commentary back in April, I suggested that while we'd hit a new market bottom, we almost certainly hadn't hit the market bottom. So have we now?
News – The fed reserve did not have good news for the senate banking comittee today.
Money – Restoring financial market stability is a top priority for the U.S. Federal Reserve as a weakening housing market, tighter credit and rising oil prices threaten the economy, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday.…
Money – As you can see from the above chart we acquired the stock of gold producer Randgold Resources Limited for an average price of $37.65 per share on the 16th June 2008, it closed today at $45.30 for a gain of 20.30%…
Money – We acquired the stock of gold producer Randgold Resources Limited on the 16th June 2008 for an average price of $37.65 per share, it closed on Friday at $51.09, on the NASDAQ for a gain of 35.69% in less then a…
News – US stocks fell on Monday as worry about the health of the US banking sector after Friday's collapse of IndyMac outweighed earlier optimism over the government's plan to stabilise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Money – Whatever you may think of revolutionaries like Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, when they came in and nationalized corporations , they threw the profiteers out.
Money – I attribute the secular decline of banks to central banking not only because that has been the predominant structure governing our money and banking system for most of this century, but because the main features…
Money – WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury announced steps Sunday to shore up mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, whose shares have plunged as losses from their mortgage holdings threatened…
Money – Bloomberg analysts appeared to be perplexed that both companies are ranked Aaa by the credit-rating oligopoly, yet derivatives traders were trading both at levels that implied a credit rating at least five levels…
Money – Alarmed by the growing financial stress at the nation's two largest mortgage finance companies, senior Bush administration officials are considering a plan to have the government take over one or both of the companies…
Money – The Federal Reserve, he estimates, has traded the banks about $500 billion in Treasuries (US bonds, backed by the good faith of American taxpayers) in exchange for dubious instruments, about $200 billion for mortgage…
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