140514 – Climate Economics?


Today’s Items:

First…
EU Banks
http://www.bloomberg.com

A stress test on European banks is not even over and yet these banks are being urged to boost their ability to withstand losses.    The European Central Bank is leading the charge to prove the region’s banks are robust.    So, if these banks are being urged to raise capital, does this mean another bail-in is in the works?

Next…
The Writing Is On The Wall
http://www.zerohedge.com

The Shiller price-to-earnings ratio shows that U.S. equity valuations are pushing towards crash-worthy levels.    The higher the ratio, the more likely that future returns will run below historical averages.     Future returns are likely going to be lower.    Competition for investor capital will get even tougher.

Next…
Bitcoin For Elections
http://www.nytimes.com

The Federal Election Commission voted to allow political committees to accept Bitcoin donations and outlined the ways that the virtual currency can be used by federally regulated campaigns.     Bitcoin donations will be capped at a cash equivalent of 100 dollars per person per cycle.

Next…
Economic Cycle
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com

Does the economy move in predictable waves, cycles or patterns?     If this is true, then 2015 to 2020 is going to be pure hell for the United States.   The K wave is a 60 year cycle that has nearly a thousand years of supporting evidence and we are heading right into the depression region that will last anywhere between 2017 and 2020.

Next…
Climate Economics
http://www.zerohedge.com

As if one had not heard it enough, the worldwide economic woes are being blamed on the weather.    This time, the Bank of Japan plans to blame the cooler-than-normal weather, that triggered El Nino, for the curb in spending in Japan.    Forget Voodoo economics, we have Climate economics!

Next…
Silver Preferred
http://srsroccoreport.com

According to the Austrian Mint annual report, the market overwhelmingly chooses to purchase official silver coins over gold.      Silver beat gold sales by a margin of 98.7 to 3.7 million ounces.     With the historically out-of-whack Silver to Gold price ratio, people know a bargain when they see one.

Next…
Student Loans
http://www.zerohedge.com

U.S. households are on an epic spending spree funded by, what else, student loans.    Student loans rose 125 billion dollars in the past year and the student loan debt is over 1.11 trillion dollars.     This is a 12% increase from last year.    So, how long will it take for new, and unemployed, graduates to pay this off?

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest.    Good Day!

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140409 – Lockdown


Today’s Items:

First…
Indian Farmers
http://www.mineweb.com

The Reserve Bank of India is discouraging banks from using agricultural land as collateral in loans.     To that end, Indian banks are now pushing farmers to back loans with gold as a collateral.    Of course, once the gold is given to the banks and the loan is paid off, will the farmers get their gold back?

Next…
Lock-down
http://kingworldnews.com

Gold is in the fourth week of a price lock down with no reason to support the price suppression.     The fundamentals for gold are absolutely rock solid.    The continuous printing of currency has now led to a seriously overvalued and extremely vulnerable U.S. stock market.     The problem for Western central planners is that they can only distort reality for so long before it blows up in their face.

Next…
Tax Freedom Day
http://dailycaller.com

The day when the nation collectively has made enough to pay its total tax burden for the year is April 21st.    Thanks to all the new Obamawreck taxes, it is three days later than last year.    Of course, if deficit spending is also calculated into the mix, then the date would have to be moved far later into the year.

Next…
You Can’t Eat Gold and Silver
http://endoftheamericandream.com

When a real crisis arrives, priorities change very rapidly and people are not going to want to trade you their precious food no matter how much gold and silver you may have.     So now is the time to get prepared while food prices are still relatively low.     Also, if for some reason, nothing happens, you still got food at a lower cost; thus, it is a win-win situation.

Next…
War on Cash Media Blitz
http://www.washingtontimes.com

The war on cash continues.     To that end, the never ending barrage of excuses, from cash being dirty or easily stolen, gets trumpeted by sycophants in the media.     Governments like electronic money payment systems that they can monitor; however, they do not like electronic monies and payment systems they cannot monitor.

Next…
Holder Goes Nazi SS
http://hotair.com

Before they were sent to Concentration Camps, Jews were ordered to sew Jewish armbands, known as the Yellow Badge, on their outer garments.    Now, Eric Holder wants a 21st century equivalent for legal gun owners.     He wants legal gun owners to wear electronic bracelets to use their guns; so that, they can likely be tracked by the Department of Injustice.     Just an idea; however, it would be nice if Holder, and Obama, were forced to wear an ankle bracelets after being in jail.

Finally, please prepare now for the escalating economic and social unrest.    Good Day!

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