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Muckraker of the Financial System
The Fed knew about the housing bubble before it burst but lied and said they didn't: Bill HR 1424 to buy bad paper (eventually called TARP) was introduced in March 9, 2007, before there began to be bad commercial paper from private subprime RE loans, in August. I have published on two other ...more

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The Derivatives Monster Creates A Bull From Capital, Not Labor
Siphoning off capital takes place as interest rates generally decline, and it is a dangerous game.
Why Did The Fed Turn Dovish? Not Just Trump
One could almost say that keeping business cycles going is a sign of economic weakness! The Fed fears the pain of a downturn on the banks and counterparties. Barely over 40 percent of all derivatives trade through clearinghouses.
Trump Economic Plan Revealed: What Should The Fed Do?
Trump's plan implies American capital would flood out from the US into China bonds, driving yields down. Theoretically that would drive the Yuan up with hot money. With China losing money on US bonds that go negative, that is certainly is risky.
The Poverty Of US Interest Rates
Poverty in the financial system can be measured by interest paid on treasury bonds.
While Global Warming Warriors Freak Out, China Coal Offers Prosperity
If the Great Depression was an energy crisis, the world has to hope deep down that China's coal plants multiply like rabbits as a slowdown in the world economy nears.
Is Steve Bannon Doing China A Big Favor?
Will China seek a divorce so that unpleasant leaders will leave that nation alone? I think that makes perfect sense unless Donald Trump rejects Bannon's economic nationalism. He is on the edge of embracing that economic error.
The Fed's Powell Obsesses About Clothing
Chairman Powell's mantra these days is "clothing". His team is becoming discouraged.
Trade War; Easier For Chinese Than Americans
Steve Bannon is to China what John Bolton is to Iran. He wants a full-blown trade war.
Four Signs Trump Could Ignite A Cold War With China
Here are four indications that we are headed toward a serious breakdown in the relationship between the US and China.
Tariff Man Trump Fooled Wall Street From The Start
Wall Street has been fooled from the beginning of the Trump tariff war. No one believed that the Tariff Man would betray stocks. Art of the deal man promised more. Or did he?
Is The Fed Wrong In Caring About Wages, Not Inflation?
The GDP appears to be slowing. Charts show this is consistent with the sentiment in the business world.
China PPP, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank & Powerhouse Economics
Purchasing Power Parity is another way of measuring Gross Domestic Product. This measurement of GDP puts China in the lead as the most powerful economic engine in the world. AIIB is a bank that can help the world.
Belt And Road: The Sri Lanka-China Port
Most nations embrace the Belt and Road Initiative in varying degrees.
US Consumer Spending Flashes An Alarming Call To Action
It is not as if China and India, are wallowing in wealth. Most of the wealth remains in the USA. Almost everything that the government of the United States is doing is the exact opposite of what needs to be done to increase skilled employment.
Roubini On India Growth And Status Of Asia Fusion
Emerging markets are going to drive world growth, and while China exports, Nouriel Roubini believes that the nations of India, Indonesia, Brazil and Turkey can grow faster.
Recession Lurks. What Will The Fed Do?
Tim Duy warns of a recession and the need for the Fed to act quickly. That is not the historical way the Fed behaves. Will this leopard change its spots?
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