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Handling Recession and Deflation through Quantitative Easing

Quantitative easing is one of the concepts in economics that is gradually becoming the most important monetary policy tool in resolving the difficulties in today’s economy. Recession and deflation is greatly threatening the present conditions of the globa... Read >
Author: Patrick

The Three Financial Trends That Will Define 2011

It’s that time of the year when analysts and economics make financial predictions for the year ahead. And it is time for me to throw in my two cents’ worth as well. I believe that four financial trends will shape and define 2011. Here they are: Gold wi... Read >
Author: lombardipublishing

Top 10 Ways to Prepare For the Coming Economic Collapse

How is the economy is really doing in 2010?, most people are unaware of what is actually happening. Don't be one of those caught up on the governments positive 'false sense of security' messages. We have given many accurate forecasts and messages to ou... Read >
Author: johns

Hot Insider Perspective on Spread and Yield

This piece is written for anyone interested in the pitfalls of high spread versus low yield.If we are really in the new usual surroundings of decrease trend development ranges, then we believe it is achievable for credit score to carry on its bull run. To... Read >
Author: Clark Ayala

Find Missing Money One State at a Time.

Every state and household is contributing to the unclaimed money pile in a big way. In almost nine out ten American extended families, there is at least one person who has missed out on their hard earned money. New batches of unclaimed funds are added a... Read >
Author: cashunclaimed10

Is China Gaining The Moral High-Ground?

“Guardian-Inter.com" says that China’s monetary policy decisions seem more justifiable than those of the US. Analysts at “Guardian-inter" say that one of the main reasons the United States failed to rally support from fellow members at the recent G... Read >
Author: DNDelivery

Zac Wearden

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Author: Zac Wearden

FOREX: Dollar Ready to Rally European established as part of the crisis, G20 sanctions speculative c

Dollar Ready to Rally as Europe Devolves into Crisis, G20 Sanctions Speculative Capital Curbs Euro: What is the Likelihood of a Second Crisis and How Would the Euro React to such an Outcome? Japanese Yen will Have to Prove Itself as Risk is Stirred and 3Q... Read >
Author: mito

What "Joke" Euro Countries Have to Do with Gold

It's comedy hour again in Europe. This morning, we wake to news that, according to Eurostat, the European Community's statistics office, Greece's debt has been revised to 127% of GDP. Ireland is being pushed to accept a bailout from the European Econom... Read >
Author: Lombardi Publishing

What Does the FED Decision Mean?

On Wednesday the FED announced that it will release a new round of Quantitative Easing purchasing 600 billion Dollar worth of the U.S Treasuries over the next two quarters. That is 75 billion a month which is pretty much what was expected. The price of go... Read >
Author: Marko Puustinen

Moving up to Trading options

During everyone's financial life, the need of moving from passive investing to active investing will raise its needy little head. It can be even truer with this current environment of savings interest rates below 1% and cash market interest accounts below... Read >
Author: Anton Romero

A Solitary Kindling Of Inflation In A Lake Full Of Gasoline

People who've read through The $300 Trillion Dollar Crisis may well recall that I mentioned the consequences of the first Quantitative Easing (bailouts) as being both possibly inflationary as well as damaging to the stability of the dollar because of our ... Read >
Author: The Rogue Economist

Stock Broker

It's enough to make a stock broker dizzy. Most likely most of the dollars that the Lender of Japan purchased were invested in Treasuries at stock broker.Jamie Dimon, Chief Executive of JPMorgan, the traditional bank which is second-largest in the United S... Read >
Author: Stephan White

Gold Hitting New Record Highs…Again

On Tuesday after yet another set of bad news from The U.S, gold broke through the $1300/oz barrier and stabilised at $1310/oz. Gold seems to move a lot more in Dollars than in Euros or Sterling which suggests that it might be overbought in Dollars. This m... Read >
Author: Marko Puustinen

Why 95% of Investors Lose Money

I'd like to take just a moment to talk about a topic that most traders and investors never take the time to think about, and it's a topic that most traders and investors also never even implement. As a result, it comes as no surprise that 95% of all trade... Read >
Author: WalterSobchak

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