Stacy and Max start the show with a look at the world's feudal lords in a rentier society: Banksters. They look at massive "rent seeking" and "financial dislocation" as the money lenders chase new alpha through higher rents of their massive REO inventory.
One beautiful phrase which Max uses: he calls Zero Interest Rates, which excludes 99.9% of us from the benefits within, as "Financial Jim Crow Laws".
As Max explains, if you're on the inside of Zero Interest Rates, or the Big House (as he aptly calls it) you're the first in line borrower of cheap money at Zero Interest. But if you're one of the 99%ers, you're out there in the fields, fighting for your meals, shopping at the "company store" (i.e. Walmart, Tedsco, etc.) you're going too pay through the nose with "interest charged" to buy your necessities of life.
Max also covers the "Bond Bubble" and what is about to happen in that realm when the bubble pops. He claims that KKR's move into offering new products to low net individuals is "a bell being rung" at the market top for the bond bubble. As he expalins, KKR is taking its long term security risk, packaging it for a gullible public of small investors, and the public will be, in essence, buying into KKR's long term interest rate risk. Max claims anyone buying into this new KKR scheme will be losing 75 to 90% of their investment, while KKR's risk will be insulated by taxpayers.
The last part of the show, Max interviews Ian Williams a specialist in gold/silver who says you want to buy silver in the coming precious metals bull market. Watch the video to see Williams reasoning.
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26 November 2012
17 November 2011
15 June 2011
Video From Wednesday's (June 15, 2011) Riots In Greece
The first video (NBC News With Brian Williams) is a brief look by Tom Costello explaining why interest rates on Greek bonds are now 18% and why a default could reverberate as dominoes such as Ireland, Spain, and Portugal fall next. There is also a bit of footage of the street riots in this report.
The next four videos are all clips showing in more detail what the riots look like from street level and from balconies overlooking the battleground.
The next four videos are all clips showing in more detail what the riots look like from street level and from balconies overlooking the battleground.
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ECB,
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Ireland,
NBC,
Portugal,
Riots,
Russia Today,
Spain
07 December 2010
15 October 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for October 15, 2010
How a rickety $75,000 home and a retired lawyer in Maine brought about a national foreclosure freeze

Labels:
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Fraud,
Michael W. Hudson,
Oil,
OPEC,
Quantitative Easing II,
US Dollar
24 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 24, 2010
7:06 AM EST - Stock futures drop on global economic worries; traders brace for weak housing report.
Hussman: Why Quantitative Easing is Likely to Trigger a Collapse of the U.S. Dollar
Leaked Documents Provide Glimpse Behind Baseball’s Financial Curtain
15-year high for the Japanese yen
Mish: Dissent at the Fed, 7 of 17 Express Reservations about QE; Appeals Court Refuses Fed's Motion to Dismiss Bloomberg's Freedom of Information Request

Great Recession, Great Depression
Zero Hedge: Mapping The Tipping Points
Zero Hedge: How Hyperinflation Will Happen
Mogambo Guru: "Inflation Follows The Stimulus Boom"
The Fed Can Create Money, Not Confidence
Barry Ritzholz Video - Are We In An Economic Purgatory?
Sign of Trouble? Bankers Pitch 100 Year Bonds
Bond Funds Attracting Cash Like Stocks During Dot-Com Boom: Credit Markets
The End of Management - Corporate bureaucracy is becoming obsolete. Why managers should act like venture capitalists
WSJ: Facing Budget Gaps, Cities Sell Parking, Airports, Zoo
Wikipedia entry on "Quantitative Easing"
How to protect your money during deflation
Der Spiegel: On The Way Down - The Erosion Of America's Middle Class
Marc Faber: Protect Your Property with High Voltage Fences, Barbed Wire, Booby Traps, Military Weapons and Dobermans

The Age of Nations is Over. The New Urban Age has Begun.
Boarded-up Tuscon, Arizona complex excels now in a sorry way - decay
The Housing-Market Diagnosis: Still Weak

Henry Blodgett - Now They Tell Us: Experts Say Housing Is A Lousy Investment And Always Will Be (video included)
The U.S. Housing Fetish Hurts the American Dream
Homeowner confidence in real estate market dips
Mish:Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures to Hit Chicago "Loop", First Since 1999; Big Wave of Commercial Foreclosures, Bank Failures Coming
What to Do With a $7.6 Million Home? Tear It Down!
Even high-end properties can't escape foreclosure wave in Palm Beach County
Sacramento Wastewater Plant Upgrade Would Cost 390 Jobs Per Year
Canadian Pacific Railway Plans To Announce Job Layoffs In The Next Two Weeks
22 August 2010
Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 23, 2010
Peter Schiff: The Fed Has A Drug Problem, Bernanke Is Addicted To Printing
Stocks Rally on Takeover Optimism; Coffee Jumps to 12-Year High
Debt's Deadly Grip
Mish's Weekend Potpourri: Commercial Real Estate Prices Tank; Late Mortgage Payments Spike; Half of Shanghai, Beijing Flats Are Vacant; Pension Fraud by New Jersey Cited by SEC
USA: Portrait of a Sagging Empire
Bond Yields Showing No Economic Spoils for Republicans in 2010
Bond bubble fear returns as investors flee stocks
How Pimco is holding the American homeowners hostage
It's doom and gloom all over again
Today’s economic crisis is less about the quantity of output than the distribution of income and leisure
Late-fee limits could cost card issuers $3 billion
Democracy or “Lobbyocracy”?
Beijing Billionaire Who Grew Up With Mao Sees No Housing Bubble
4th Straight Year Of Decline: Country clubs for golfing closing nationwide
10 Big Retailers Closing Stores
Small Investors Flee The Stock Market
Firm: N. Calif home sales drop 23 percent in July
Another top money manager says the market is priced attractively at this time
7 Reasons Why You Should Not Buy A House
Post-Mortgage Meltdown, Where Do We Go Now?
Dr. Housing Bubble: The fallacy of cheap home prices and the two income trap – dual income households underscore massive housing inflation. Nationwide home prices overvalued by 25 percent.
Homeowners’ Rebellion: Could 62 Million Homes Be Foreclosure-Proof?
Housing Fades as a Means to Build Wealth, Analysts Say
Bloomberg: Housing Slide in U.S. Threatens to Drag Economy Into Recession
Watch Out Amazon, Here Comes Rakuten!
Delta to Recall, Hire Attendants as Carrier Expands
What is real jobless rate in North Carolina? Try 17.8%
Bleak Picture for Employment
Veterinary supplier files bankruptcy, lays off 300
State of Texas considers cutting "thousands" of jobs to balance their budget
BAE Systems laying off 124 at Western Pennsylvania plant
Wells Fargo laying off 90 employees in Reading, PA
Stocks Rally on Takeover Optimism; Coffee Jumps to 12-Year High
Debt's Deadly Grip
Mish's Weekend Potpourri: Commercial Real Estate Prices Tank; Late Mortgage Payments Spike; Half of Shanghai, Beijing Flats Are Vacant; Pension Fraud by New Jersey Cited by SEC
USA: Portrait of a Sagging Empire
Bond Yields Showing No Economic Spoils for Republicans in 2010
Bond bubble fear returns as investors flee stocks
How Pimco is holding the American homeowners hostage
It's doom and gloom all over again
Today’s economic crisis is less about the quantity of output than the distribution of income and leisure
Late-fee limits could cost card issuers $3 billion
Democracy or “Lobbyocracy”?
Beijing Billionaire Who Grew Up With Mao Sees No Housing Bubble
4th Straight Year Of Decline: Country clubs for golfing closing nationwide
10 Big Retailers Closing Stores
Small Investors Flee The Stock Market
Firm: N. Calif home sales drop 23 percent in July
Another top money manager says the market is priced attractively at this time
7 Reasons Why You Should Not Buy A House
Post-Mortgage Meltdown, Where Do We Go Now?
Dr. Housing Bubble: The fallacy of cheap home prices and the two income trap – dual income households underscore massive housing inflation. Nationwide home prices overvalued by 25 percent.
Homeowners’ Rebellion: Could 62 Million Homes Be Foreclosure-Proof?
Housing Fades as a Means to Build Wealth, Analysts Say
Bloomberg: Housing Slide in U.S. Threatens to Drag Economy Into Recession
Watch Out Amazon, Here Comes Rakuten!
Delta to Recall, Hire Attendants as Carrier Expands
What is real jobless rate in North Carolina? Try 17.8%
Bleak Picture for Employment
Veterinary supplier files bankruptcy, lays off 300
State of Texas considers cutting "thousands" of jobs to balance their budget
BAE Systems laying off 124 at Western Pennsylvania plant
Wells Fargo laying off 90 employees in Reading, PA
Labels:
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BP,
Delta Airlines,
Florida Housing Crash,
Foreclosures,
Germany,
Intel,
Layoffs,
Nikkei,
Pimco,
Rakuten,
Retailers,
Sharp,
Stock Market,
Texas,
Unemployment
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