Map: Every Other Day of the American Revolution
From the Battle of Lexington to the surrender of the British forces at Yorktown and the signing of the Treaty of Paris
Carl Walter: China Will Never Open Its Capital Markets
“I totally believe that nobody has a clue what’s going on”
Luke Gromen: Dollar Shortage Is Severe and Intensifying
“The so-called excess reserves held at the Fed are not excess at all”
If the Economy Ever Truly Recovers, the National Debt Will Become a Crisis
It is the failure of monetary policy to create robust economic growth that is creating the perception that the national debt doesn’t matter
Louis-Vincent Gave: Deutsche Bank Collapse Is Showing Limits of Negative Rates
‘Turns out, the negative interest rate policy bankrupts savings institutions’
David Roche: Fed Has No Pain Tolerance; Fed Put Getting Tired
‘Markets are so drugged on low interest rates and easy money that any disappointment on cutting rates immediately results in equities going down’
Video: Every Ruler in the History of France
From Clovis I, shortly after the collapse of the Roman Empire in 481 AD, to current President Emmanuel Macron
If Bad News Is Good News, Is Good News Bad News?
When you have a bailout guarantee, all news is either good news or unimportant
Rick Santelli: Lagarde Pick for ECB Is About Creating Euro-Bond
“Whatever is on that balance sheet at the ECB, they will meld it into a Euro-Bond”
The Last Time the National Debt Was this High, the Fed Pegged Interest Rates at 2.5% for a Decade
We are to believe that, this time, the stimulus programs have nothing to do with monetizing the national debt