TRUE BORN SONS OF LIBERTY

Or should I say they have been desperate, because they have been earning nothing on it? The feeling befo...

weekly change in $billions June 3, 2013 to date Did you know that the largest negative weekly change ever in M1 money stock in nominal term...

Quantitative easing is for the banks and nothing else, despite the long-standing professorial deflections to the contrary by Ben Bernanke. O...

So says John Hussman, here : The 3-month Treasury yield now stands at a single basis point. Unwinding this abomination to restore even 2% Tr...

So says Louis Woodhill for Forbes,  here : "The most fundamental issue that determines the workability of a gold standard is whether it...

M1 since the 2008 panic M2 since the 2008 panic M2 is up $2.71 trillion since the crisis, M1 $1.05 trillion. That means since September 1, 2...

And it's not exactly his fault. Historically in the postwar period, the increase in Total Credit Market Debt Outstanding (TCMDO) has clo...

Velocity of M1 money soared to unprecedented heights during the housing bubble, dating from the housing provisions in the Taxpayer Relief Ac...

Kopin Tan, who otherwise believes the Fed has been juicing markets, for Barron's, here : "[W]hile the Fed tripled its balance sheet...

Here in "Two Myths and a Legend": 'This first myth is embodied in statements like “since 2009, there has been an 85% correlat...

Throughout 2007, when the stock market reached its previous all time high in October of that year, the adjusted monetary base of the United ...

Elizabeth MacDonald writes here  that FoxBusiness has proof, proof!, that the Fed is juicing the markets. Am I the only one who thinks this ...

M1 money supply has gone up about $1 trillion between mid-2008 and now, almost 5 years. This is basically spending money which is not being ...

Meaning money isn't changing hands for new goods and services like it had been after 1996. M1 has skyrocketed from $1.4 trillion in 2008...

That's the last time M1 was at the $1.4 trillion level. Americans haven't looked back since. Since that date in 2008, hoarding of sp...

"I would go a hundred percent equities if I thought that we had reached a point when equity values made sense." "People alway...

Interesting stuff from Brett Arends two days ago at The Wall Street Journal: Dylan Grice, a strategist at SG Securities in London, thinks gl...

Penetrating analysis here from the chief economist at Delta Global Advisors. November 5, 2009 The Feds Have No Faith in Recovery By Michael...