Showing posts with label financial crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial crisis. Show all posts

Sunday, October 24, 2010

The Biggest Bank Robbery In History? More Quantitative Easing = Backdoor Bailouts For The Big Banks Without Having To Go Through Congress



The U.S. Federal Reserve is getting ready to conduct another gigantic bailout of the big banks, but this time virtually nobody in the mainstream media will use the term "bailout" and the American people are going to get a lot less upset about it.  You see, one lesson that was learned during the last round of bank bailouts was that the American people really, really do not like it when the U.S. Congress votes to give money to the big banks.  So this time, the financial "powers that be" have figured out a way around that.  Instead of going through the massive headache of dealing with the U.S. Congress, the Federal Reserve is simply going to print money and give it directly to the banks.  To be more precise, the Federal Reserve is going to use a procedure known as "quantitative easing" to print money out of thin air in order to purchase large quantities of "troubled assets" (such as mortgage-backed securities) from the biggest U.S. banks at well above market price.  Some are already openly wondering if this next round of quantitative easing is going to be the biggest bank robbery in history.  Most Americans won't understand these "backdoor bailouts" well enough to get upset about them, but that doesn't mean that they won't be just as bad (or even worse) than the last round of bailouts.  In the end, all of the inflation that this new round of quantitative easing is going to cause is going to be a "hidden tax" on all of us.  Check out the FULL Article HERE.



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Thursday, April 30, 2009

The U.S. Government Does Not Have Any Money Of Its Own

The U.S. Government does not have any money of its own. It only has what it takes from the rest of us. If individuals repay their debts, but their government takes on additional debt, we are all simply swimming against the tide. All forward progress is lost as private debt is replaced by public debt, which must be repaid by private individuals. Whatever gains individuals hope to achieve are negated by the higher taxes or increased inflation necessary to repay their share of a larger national debt.

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Friday, January 30, 2009

The New Layoff Kings: Thirty Companies Fire 173,000 People

Continuing jobless claims rose by 159,000 in the week ended Jan. 17 to a seasonally adjusted 4.78 million, the most since the government's records began in 1967. The number of unemployed people in the US could rise by one million this month, almost twice the figure for December.

Where are the job losses coming? Only thirty firms account for over 173,000 of the firings so far this month.

Circuit City let 34,000 people go when it went into liquidation. Caterpillar (CAT) fired 20,000 people due to a prediction of falling earnings and a slowing global business. Pfizer (PFE) said it will fire 19,000 people as it acquires Wyeth (WYE).

Alcoa (AA) will let go 13,500 people because of falling margins and lack of demand. Sprint (S) will fire 8,000 people because of losses and an eroding share in the cellular service business. Home Depot (HD) will let go 7,000 people as it closes operations due to the slowing housing market.

Intel (INTC) will fire 6,000 workers because low PC and server sales are cutting demand for its chips. Eaton will cut 5,200 people as sales of its goods to auto and other manufacturing firms fall off. Microsoft (MSFT) will fire 5,000 people due to faltering demand for its OS software.

Boeing (BA) will fire 4,500 people due to slack demand and cancellation of aircraft orders. Hertz (HTZ) will cut 4,000 as travel demand drops. Motorola (MOT) will cut 4,000 people as sales of its handsets drop sharply.

Holcim will fire 3,300 people due to a fall-off in demand for construction. Pfizer (PFE) fired 2,400 sales people. EMC (EMC) let go 2,400 people due to falling demand for its storage hardware. Textron fired 2,200 people in its aerospace unit. Freigthliner cut 2,100 people due to dropping demand for automobiles.

Delta (DAL) fired 2,000 people as airline traffic dropped. MeadWestVaco cut 2,000 people due to cuts in demand for industrial goods. Cessna cut 2,000 people due to falling demand for light aircraft. GM (GM) cut 2,000 people due to falling sales.

Conoco (COP) cut 1,300 people as oil prices fell. Kennametal chopped 1,200 people due to dropping demand for manufacturing goods.

Companies that fired people after Challenger Gray completed its list for the month-to-date list include Kodak (EK) which let 4,500 people go as its earnings fell. Starbucks (SBUX) cut 6,700 people as it closed 300 stores.Texas Instruments (TXN) will cut 3,400 people due to falling sales. IBM (IBM) reportedly cut 4,000 people. Corning (GLW) said it will fire 3,500 people.

Source: Challenger Gray and company sources.

Douglas A. McIntyre

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Obama is Implementing Karl Marx economic control

Peter Schiff 1/17/09 - Financial Sense News Hour - (part 1)




Peter Schiff 1/17/09 - Financial Sense News Hour - (part 2)

Sunday, December 21, 2008

Max Keiser on US Economic Collapse - Nov. 24th, 2008


Max Keiser on Obama's economic team - Ajazeera 24 November 2008





Max Keiser - American Dollar To Go To Zero





Max Keiser America is going down the toilet - Sept. 24th, 2008

Economic Failure, 10% Unemployment, 20% HyperInflation, and Martial Law???

Economic Failure: 10% Unemployment, 20% Hyper Inflation & Martial Law???




James Turk on Silver Bull Market to Come

James Turk Key "Factors That Will Drive Precious Metals' Bull Market" 1/4


James Turk Key "Factors That Will Drive Precious Metals' Bull Market" 2/4


James Turk Key "Factors That Will Drive Precious Metals' Bull Market" 3/4


James Turk Key "Factors That Will Drive Precious Metals' Bull Market" 4/4


Bonus Video ==> Peter Schiff on Forbes 11/20/2008

Monday, December 8, 2008

Peter Schiff Foretells of Doomed Economy



Peter Schiff Explains the Current Financial Crisis




Collapse of the Dollar


Impending Economic Collapse


Peter Schiff - Six Years Ago - You need to own stocks with Dividends


Are You Crash Proof Yet?


Gold Price and the Economy


12/4/2008 Bailout Debate - Part 1


12/4/2008 Bailout Debate - Part 2



Peter Schiff book - Crash Proof

Go To ==> http://www.europac.net/report/index_crashproof.asp

The U.S. will Suffer The Most