Kenneth Ameduri, Crush The Street, Released on 8/1/16 TOPICS IN THIS INTERVIEW: 01:40 Gold Real Money says the Constitution 04:30 Blueprint to go Back to Sound Money System 06:15 Refuting Harry Dent who said Gold is Not Money 09:00 Does the Gold Supply need to Increase with Population? 10:35 The Problem with a Bi-Metalic System: […]
John Rubino, Dollar Collapse, Released on 3/27/16 Europe is the birthplace of Western civilization and the source of most of the trends and bodies of knowledge that define modernity. The average European speaks several languages versus sometimes less than one for Americans. They are, in short, a well-schooled people with vast accumulated wisdom. So how […]
John Rubino, Dollar Collapse, Released on 3/21/16 This morning, US existing home sales plunged and the Chicago Fed’s national activity indexturned negative. Both are obvious signs of a slowing economy. Continue… John Rubino is the founder and manager of the popular financial website DollarCollapse.com. Mr. Rubino is the co-author, with GoldMoney’s James Turk, of The […]
John Rubino, Dollar Collapse, Released on 3/14/16 Anyone who doubts that the global financial system has run out of (good new) ideas has only to track the recent words and deeds of central bankers and mainstream economists: Slightly-negative interest rates didn’t lead people to borrow more? We’ll go more negative! Buying up all the government […]
John Rubino, Dollar Collapse, Released on 3/11/16 Not so long ago, a big Chinese currency devaluation seemed both inevitable and imminent. The story went like this: China had borrowed tens of trillions of dollars in response to the Great Recession and squandered much of it on uncompetitive factories and ghost cities. The companies and governments […]
John Rubino, Dollar Collapse, Released on 3/8/16 When historians sort out this era of once-a-decade financial bubbles, they’ll marvel at how dissimilar the drivers of each boom were. The junk bonds of the 1980s were essentially leveraged tools for extracting wealth from companies. The dot-coms of the 1990s were vehicles for exotic new technologies and […]
