Articles, tagged with "ben bernanke", page 1
24th September 2011
Regardless of one’s opinion on Ben Bernanke, there is no denying the extraordinary impact he has had on the Federal Reserve since taking over as Chairman in 2006.
A case can be made that the very nature and scope of the Fed has changed under Bernanke’...
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blackhawkpartners
12th August 2011
There has been considerable debate over the last 12 months or so as to whether the US is moving into an "inflationary" or "deflationary" period. While there is no question that commodity prices have advanced over the last 12 months many commentators state...
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Author:
Daniel Kertcher
22nd July 2011
At Gerard Associates Ltd we continue our daily look at factors affecting markets and currencies allowing some insight into conditions affecting exchange rates.
Cash and income timing from a UK Pension income drawdown, flexible pensions or QROPS (Qualifyi...
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russelmori
07th July 2011
Not only are we dealing with the uncertainty in Greece and the rest of Europe, but also the economic conditions in the United States appear to be worsening. From housing to jobs, to manufacturing and consumer spending, the signs are everywhere that the U....
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profitconfidential
23rd June 2011
I hate to harp on this, but I continue to see some exhaustion on the charts and additional downside moves ahead of us, especially if the S&P 500 April low of 1,294 is not reached.
With the traditionally slower summer months ahead, I expect that tradin...
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profitconfidential
23rd June 2011
At Gerard Associates Ltd we continue our daily look at factors affecting markets and currencies allowing some insight into conditions affecting exchange rates.
Cash and income timing from a UK Pension or QROPS (Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Sche...
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Author:
russelmori
10th June 2011
Not only is this environmentally favorable compared to mining, however it means you'll take pleasure in a greater cost for your scrap gold than you would obtain from a broker.With the price of the precious metal near its historic peak, now will be the tim...
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Author:
Luther Flores
18th May 2011
It's Wednesday May possibly 10, 2006, and the metals mania continues as be concerned more than the weakening dollar grows. Gold hit a degree that it has not been in over 26 a long time, it achieved the $700 mark and relocating upward on the street to $800...
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Author:
MarkApplegate
07th May 2011
"They say the cover-up is worse than the crime...
Until we rip the seal off the Fed's books, we will never discover the depth of the Fed's looting of taxpayers...
You see, the government and the Fed put taxpayers on the hook for $14 trillion during ...
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Author:
Deepcaster
07th May 2011
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke held his first press conference after a Federal Reserve meeting... ever. Traditionally, the Fed releases minutes to the meeting about three weeks later. That's not what other central banks do around the world.
Most give a pres...
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Author:
Sara Nunnallly
05th May 2011
Interest rates are rising across the globe as central banks and market participants start preparing for higher inflation. The Fed, the ECB and the BoE may have kept interest rates unchanged, but inter-bank rates have crept up and are moving higher.
In ...
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Author:
Shavasb Bohdjalian
28th March 2011
Food prices are on the rise along with all commodities. The reason is simple, natural resources are finite and the currency pigs in government and central banking, like Ben Bernanke, can print money ad infinitum. Simple.
Add in hoards of other distortio...
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Frugal Living
15th December 2010
With the Federal Reserve’s recent controversial moves in regard to quantitative easing and other measures that the American and global financial community have dubbed as “impending bouts of inflation" the Fed has seen fit to have its head address the publ...
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Author:
forexfrontier
11th December 2010
"A Conspiracy of Whores
BEWARE: The financial news media is doing the bidding of the Federal Reserve and begging investors to take on more risk
The financial news media is conspiring to blow up your brokerage account and flush your retirement saving...
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Author:
Deepcaster
08th December 2010
Ben Bernanke’s recent comments about the current state of affairs in North American financial markets has left many wondering what is coming next. Between quantitative easing and other measures Bernanke has also spoken louder through action than through ...
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Author:
forexfrontier