Showing posts with label financial media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial media. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
As silver plunges, the coverage from the financial media intensifies
During the rise of gold and silver to record highs, the coverage was more limited. I'm nibbling silver-related assets on the way down, as levered longs are liquidating. When investing in volatile assets, never use leverage, as the commercial shorts will stop you out of your positions. See entry points here.
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
http://www.knx1070.com/Fed--Full-Economic-Recovery-Could-Take-5-6-Years/7689645
The headline reads: "Fed: Full Economic Recovery Could Take 5-6 Years".
Gee, it took this long to finally admit it? Notice how financial TV (i.e. government mouthpiece) is spinning it as if they had called this all along. What about hope and change? What about green shoots? What about Keynesian stimulus? What about the V-shaped recovery? Oh, that's right: that's so five minutes ago.
http://www.knx1070.com/Fed--Full-Economic-Recovery-Could-Take-5-6-Years/7689645
Financial media and government economists are pathological liars. They missed the two biggest bubbles in human history: the internet bust and subprime mortgage crisis. At least the Fed is now making an attempt to restore its credibility, espousing fiscal discipline and responsibility. This call for austerity will last about 3 months.
It's an election year, after all, and states, counties and municipalities are going belly up. Don't be surprised if a financial crash is engineered, as justification for a gargantuan bailout in the trillions. Indeed, "We're the government; we're here to help."
The government expects us to have the memory of a gnat, so it would not surprise me if they will use another financial crisis to help us forget cries for fiscal and monetary discipline. This time it won't be banks that are too big to fail. It will be states too fat to starve. Wash, rinse, repeat...
Gee, it took this long to finally admit it? Notice how financial TV (i.e. government mouthpiece) is spinning it as if they had called this all along. What about hope and change? What about green shoots? What about Keynesian stimulus? What about the V-shaped recovery? Oh, that's right: that's so five minutes ago.
http://www.knx1070.com/Fed--Full-Economic-Recovery-Could-Take-5-6-Years/7689645
Financial media and government economists are pathological liars. They missed the two biggest bubbles in human history: the internet bust and subprime mortgage crisis. At least the Fed is now making an attempt to restore its credibility, espousing fiscal discipline and responsibility. This call for austerity will last about 3 months.
It's an election year, after all, and states, counties and municipalities are going belly up. Don't be surprised if a financial crash is engineered, as justification for a gargantuan bailout in the trillions. Indeed, "We're the government; we're here to help."
The government expects us to have the memory of a gnat, so it would not surprise me if they will use another financial crisis to help us forget cries for fiscal and monetary discipline. This time it won't be banks that are too big to fail. It will be states too fat to starve. Wash, rinse, repeat...
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