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The Blaze TV 2/13/2013 Part 1. Jim Rogers weighs in on the economic impact of President Obama’s policies _ Part 2. Jim Rogers continues his discussion with Glenn on the state of the country and the economy: _ _ Related: Jim Rogers to Moneynews: ‘We Should Be Terrified’ Because Fed Tactics ‘Going to […] February 15th, 2013 | Tags: Alan Greenspan, bankruptcy, Ben Bernanke, commodities, families, federal budget deficit, gold, hyperinflation, Jim Rogers, personal responsibility, Peter Schiff, sequester, stock market, U.S. Dollar | Category: Agriculture and Food Production, Barack Obama, Economy, Federal Reserve, Glenn Beck, Politics, Russia, State Department, United States, Video | Comments are closed
Col. Frank Ryan, CPA American Thinker 11/27/2012 …In the experiences that I have had assisting companies and organizations avoid bankruptcy, there is a very predictable pattern that organizations face when they are dealing with serious financial problems. The pattern involves economic growth and prosperity followed by overspending. From overspending and excess comes a period of […] January 27th, 2013 | Tags: Alan Greenspan, apathy, bankruptcy, currency, entitlement reforms, Mitt Romney, national debt, natural resources, personal responsibility, Rep. Paul Ryan | Category: Barack Obama, Economy, Elections, European Union, Federal spending, George Soros, Germany, Immigration reform, Politics, Progressives, Socialism, unfunded liabilities, Unions | Comments are closed
Nicholas Carlson Business Insider 6/10/2012 As we deal with an under-employment crises that refuses to go away, the 1990s are now remembered as an age of prosperity that only got out of hand in a tech bubble at the end of the decade. But that’s not what happened at all. Peter Thiel – the billionaire […] June 10th, 2012 | Tags: 1990s, Alan Greenspan, Amazon, Berlin Wall, Bill Gates, Euro, financial crisis, innovation, Internet Explorer, Larry Augustin, Long-Term Capital Management crisis, Microsoft, Netscape, North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), PayPal, Peter Thiel, President Bill Clinton, President George H.W. Bush, recession, Ross Perot, Silicon Valley, Warren Buffett, Yahoo! | Category: Asia, China, Federal Reserve, History, Internet, Mexico, Politics, Russia, technology | Comments are closed
Jennifer Carinci Breakout Yahoo! Finance 11/3/2011 The Federal Reserve may have released a relatively benign statement taking no further action to stimulate the economy, but a fierce debate is just getting started over the Central Bank’s next moves. The FOMC statement reiterated that interest rates will hold near zero through mid-2013, and “Operation Twist” —the […] November 3rd, 2011 | Tags: "Operation Twist", Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Congressional "Super Committee", Erskine Bowles, interest rates, Peter Schiff | Category: Banking and finance, Congress, Economy, Federal Reserve | Comments are closed
Brenda J. Elliott Klein Online 9/12/2011 The tipoff for George Soros’ involvement with the September 17 anti-banker OccupyWallStreet direct action comes by way of , an “Expat activist, lover, info-geek” who is “trying to play [her] role on the #globalrevolution.”1 Khatib wrote yesterday — on behalf of the “citizens and non-citizens” of The General Assembly […] September 12th, 2011 | Tags: "Bretton Woods II", 17 September 2011, Alan Greenspan, Alice Khatib, Angela Merkel, capital gains tax, Congressional Progressive Caucus, FDIC, financial transactions, Glass-Steagall Act, H.R.1489, Jeffrey Sachs, Joseph Stiglitz, Larry Summers, New World Order, One World Government, Orlando Tamayo Zapata, Paul Krugman, Paul Volcker, President Nicholas Sarkozy, Rep. Marcy Kaptur, Return to Prudent Banking Act of 2011, Robin Hood tax, Second Bill of Rights, Spain, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), The Earth Institute, Wall Street, Warren Buffet | Category: Banking and finance, Federal Reserve, France, George Soros, Germany, Marxism, New York, Socialism, Taxes, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Mike “Mish” Shedlock Business Insider 4/4/2011 In his latest Email review, Michael Pettis at China Financial Markets discusses financial reform (actually the lack thereof in China), as well as an observation on China’s Growth. Pettis writes …. Three months ago during their 2010 Q4 conference, the PBoC said that they believed that the global economic […] April 4th, 2011 | Tags: Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, commodities, Inflation, interest rates, People's Bank of China | Category: Banking and finance, China, Communism, Economy, Federal Reserve | Comments are closed
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