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Thank the Fed for Your New Car, Home, Investments

Thank the Fed for Your New Car, Home, Investments

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The Federal Reserve continues to be a friend of Wall Street and those who can take advantage of the low interest rates and ability to carry debt at low carrying costs. ∙ But if you think for one minute that lower and Middle America is ...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, Housing Sector, Interest Rates, Real Estate

proconfidential ― 2 weeks 2 days ago

Broke States May Have No Choice but to Ask for a Washington Bailout

Broke States May Have No Choice but to Ask for a Washington Bailout

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The U.S. national debt is a major issue. And as time passes, this issue brings the country’s sovereignty into question. Our national debt—the money owed by the U.S. government and, ultimately, the taxpayers—stands close to $17.0...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Budget Deficit, China, Economic Conditions, Economic Growth, Eurozone

proconfidential ― 3 weeks 6 days ago

Next Tiny Country in the Eurozone to Bust

Next Tiny Country in the Eurozone to Bust

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― While cutting the growth outlook of the global economy, Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Olivier Blanchard said yesterday, “…the main challenge is very much in Europe.” (Source: “IMF Cuts Global ...

Tags: Euro, Debt Crisis, Economic Slowdown, Eurozone, Federal Reserve, GDP Growth

proconfidential ― 4 weeks 2 days ago

All of a Sudden, 2013 Becomes Another Trillion-Dollar Deficit Year

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― In its monthly statement of receipts and outlays for the month, the Treasury Department reported that the U.S. government incurred a budget deficit of $107 billion for the month of March 2013. (Source: Department of the Treasury, April 10, 2013.)...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Austerity Measures, Budget Deficit, Chinese Economy, Earnings Growth, Economic Slowdown

proconfidential ― 5 weeks 2 days ago

Five Things You’ll Need to Survive the Debt Crisis

Five Things You’ll Need to Survive the Debt Crisis

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― Here’s the deal. If the debt crisis in Europe or the U.S. explodes and the world goes crazy, what would you take if you had to walk out the door in five minutes and survive off the land? ∙ No help. Just you and what’s on your ...

Tags: Debt Crisis, China, Corporation, Europe, Gold

proconfidential ― 5 weeks 4 days ago

Two New Super Bubbles Created Thanks to Easy Money Policies

Two New Super Bubbles Created Thanks to Easy Money Policies

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― In his recent essay published in the New York Times, David A. Stockman, President Ronald Reagan’s budget director from 1981 to 1985, said that there is a bubble waiting to explode due to the “flood of phony money from the Federal...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Bond Market, China, Economic Growth, Emerging Markets, Eurozone

proconfidential ― 6 weeks 3 days ago

Student Loans Getting A Degree In Defaulting

Social Justice Solutions ― As more people defaulted with their students loans in the first three months of 2013, many are wondering when this bubble will pop. The student loan crisis can be compared to the mortgage and housing crisis just a few years ago. What we learned ...

Tags: Economy, Featured 1, Bankcruptcy, College, Debt Crisis, Economy

SJSworks ― 6 weeks 3 days ago

Gold Poised for Quarterly Loss as Cyprus Banks Reopen

Gold Investment ― Gold traded little changed, set for the worst quarterly run since 2001, as the reopening of banks in Cyprus eased immediate concern Europe’s debt crisis will deepen, reducing the precious metal’s appeal as a store of wealth. Gold for...

Tags: Gold Investments, Barclays Plc, Bullion, Cyprus, Debt, Debt Crisis

Alex Oscar ― 7 weeks 2 days ago

Gone Are the Days When the U.S. Bond Market Was the Place to Be

Gone Are the Days When the U.S. Bond Market Was the Place to Be

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― In 1980, the total outstanding debt in the U.S. bond market was about $2.5 trillion—this included municipal bonds, Treasury bonds, money market instruments, corporate debt, and asset-backed securities. Fast-forward to 2012, and the U.S. bond...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Bond Investors, Bond Market, Budget Deficit, Economic Growth, Federal Reserve

proconfidential ― 7 weeks 5 days ago

Who Cares About America’s Financial Mess? Let’s Just Print More Money

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― Money printing by the Federal Reserve will continue into the near future. And while it will help America avert a recession, the flow of easy money will be disastrous over the longerterm. ∙ The reality is that the current bull market and...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Budget Cuts, Bull Market, Federal Reserve, Housing Sector, Interest Rates

proconfidential ― 7 weeks 6 days ago

From Financial Crisis to Bubble, Is the Next Cycle Now in Play?

From Financial Crisis to Bubble, Is the Next Cycle Now in Play?

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― What if the powerful breakout in the Dow Jones Transportation Average in December of 2012 was the beginning of a new, multiyear upcycle for the stock market? ∙ The stock market has clawed its way upward since the financial crisis hit in ...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Blue Chips, Bull Market, Corporations, Dividends, Dow Jones

proconfidential ― 8 weeks 4 days ago

U.S. Debt-to-GDP Ratio This Year to Surpass Greece’s 2009 “Danger” Level

U.S. Debt-to-GDP Ratio This Year to Surpass Greece’s 2009 “Danger” Level

HOW INTENSIVE IS CURRENT EURO DEBT CRISIS? ― The U.S. Department of the Treasury reported that the U.S. government incurred a deficit of $204 billion for the month of February 2013. So far, we are into the first five months of the government’s fiscal year (started October 1, 2012), and...

Tags: Debt Crisis, Austerity Measures, China, Consumer Spending, Deficit, Economic Growth

proconfidential ― 8 weeks 5 days ago

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