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Krisis Kewangan Archive
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Simpan atau Belanja?
Posted on February 3, 2012 | No CommentsKerajaan tak boleh sentiasa berbelanja dan tanggung hutang sampai bila-bila. Kena ada full stop. Disebabkan tak ada full stop tu yang jadi macam US dan Europa sekarang. Korang jangan percaya la dengan apa berita cakap yang US dan Europa akan "dapat menyelesaikan krisis ini tanpa apa-apa kesan buruk". Tipu je semua tu! -
Don’t Worry About Inflation – Yet
Posted on February 3, 2012 | No CommentsThe solution to stopping the debt spiral is to stop spending more than we produce, but that is a painful solution that every politician won’t tell the voters. Pain means he won’t be re-elected. -
Exeter’s Pyramid, CDS and Gold
Posted on November 14, 2011 | No CommentsTraditionally minded people think of “cash” as the base and not gold. Everything in this world is denominated in US Dollars (world reserve currency), not gold. Generations of humans have been taught by the bank-owned educational system that “treasury bonds” are the ultimate “safe haven”. -
The EFSF Pitching Itself As A Hedge Fund
Posted on November 5, 2011 | No CommentsThe EFSF proudly announces that it is going to pay as much as possible to prop up weak banks and countries throughout the Eurozone. The investors sit there with stunned looks on their face. The EFSF fully enjoying how awestruck the potential investors are, explain that there are many countries and some banks that cannot receive the financing that they need because they are having cash flow problems, are over leveraged, and quite simply are in deep trouble unless someone is will to buy their bonds at aggressive prices. As the investors finally regain their composure, they are sure they must have misunderstood. -
The Best Mistake You’ll Ever Make
Posted on October 28, 2011 | No CommentsI think this because circumstances now are worse - and hence more bullish for gold - than they were in 2006. Look at how much money we've printed (the monetary base now exceeds $2.6 trillion, a mind-boggling 200% increase since 2006). Look at the state of the global economy - highly vulnerable and propped up by governments. -
Financial Ecology
Posted on September 24, 2011 | No CommentsAs with animal and plant ecology the weak should be allowed to disappear. As a financial student I see new instruments and corporation types being created and others dying out because they were not able to feed in the current market ecology. -
“The Sequel”: How 2011 Is A Repeat of 2008 – Only Bigger, Longer, and Uncut by Bailouts
Posted on August 28, 2011 | No CommentsNow, I used to write for the movies—I can tell you the secret to writing a good sequel: Use the exact same elements, the exact same story structure—hell, even use the exact same lines!—but make sure the sequel isbigger: Bigger sets, bigger explosions, bigger stars, bigger everything—a bigger bang for the buck. -
Why You’ll Still Be Buying Gold at $2,000
Posted on August 18, 2011 | No CommentsIn other words, you won't buy gold at $2,000 an ounce because you think it's going to $6,000; you'll buy gold because you fear the dollar will continue losing its ability to meet basic monetary requirements and you'll need a substitute, something that will retain its value. -
How the Banks Won!
Posted on April 29, 2011 | No CommentsFlagship current affairs programme. Will Hutton investigates the banks and discovers that while ordinary taxpayers take the pain of the financial crisis, for the banks it's largely business as usual. Hutton analyses the banks' accounts and shows how they are using government-guaranteed funds to gamble with derivatives as they did before the crash. He also reveals how the banks are still paying vast salaries and bonuses. -
The Return Of Precious Metals And Sound Money
Posted on March 25, 2011 | 2 CommentsThings are getting real ugly out there. The tension in the air is dense and sweaty. Everyone feels it, but not enough people proactively discuss it. The economy has already imploded, and is now reinflated with volatile hydrogen like fiat, just waiting for the right spark to bring the whole zeppelin crashing down in flames. Japan’s situation is a prime example of the incredible sensitivity now present in the so called global economy.
