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Retail Panic: Largest Equity/[Bond] Fund Outflow/[Inflow] In History

GIH: The stock market has been off its highs, but more importantly, is a rotation out of stocks, in the largest equity outflow ever.  Investors remember the financial crisis and may look at investing differently than before.  Has the ‘buy and hold’ mentality finally been shook from retail investors?  We are told that over the […]

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Why The Next Global Crisis Will Be Unlike Any In The Last 200 Years

GIH: What the future will hold is difficult to project because of so many variables.  But what we can say with near certainty, is that ‘this time is different’ – a combination of social and political factors has created an age that is unique – general economic prosperity in the West, cheap energy, and as […]

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Internet firms release data on NSA requests

GIH: We now have a better picture of how some tech giants were handling NSA requests for information.  Of course, we cannot be sure that this represents an accurate picture of data released.  Also, many of the NSAs collection strategies such as the TAO program, involve hacking or otherwise collecting info without the consent of […]

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Latin American Currencies Plunge To 2003 Lows, Argentine BONARs Shrink

GIH: Latin America should not be disregarded, it was an Asian crisis in 1998 that shook worldwide markets.  Brazil is a growing player in the global economy, and the Venezuelan stock market has been on a bull run.  What happens in Latin America deeply affects the world.  Take a look at these disturbing Forex charts: […]

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Dow Down 1000 Points From Highs, Nikkei Nuked

GIH: Stocks have begun their slide from their highs, in an expected sell-off accelerated by the EM Currency crisis and today’s terrible ISM report.  It wasn’t complicated to see stock values couldn’t last, but the question has been ‘when’ and ‘how’ – certainly the Fed’s taper didn’t help.  The Baltic Dry Index has collapsed, an […]

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If 3 inches of snow can cause this much chaos in Atlanta, what will an economic collapse look like?

GIH: The recent snows in the south have demonstrated how vulnerable the US infrastructure and economic system is even to the smallest event.  A few inches of snow is rare in the South, but it does happen.  Gridlock ensued on roadways, businesses shut down, there were supply shortages, and a general shutdown (although temporary) to […]

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Anti rich sentiment growing globally

GIH: The sentiment against the so called 1% is growing, as the gap between the ‘rich’ and ‘superrich’ has gone parabolic.  The majority of the world’s wealth is now concentrated in the hands of a few thousand people.  Questions are now being raised about how they are helping the economy, as the velocity of money […]

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IRA Confiscation: It’s Happening

GIH: The IRS has gone after US taxpayers funds in Swiss Bank accounts, and other offshore jurisdictions.  Without raising taxes or severely hyperinflating the currency, the US Government has few options to support its large debt hole.  IRA accounts are ‘low hanging fruit’ because most people trust the US Government, and have a detachment to […]

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FOMC Ignores EM Crisis, Tapers Another $10 Billion – December Statement Redline

GIH: $10 Billion in more taper from the Fed, indicates further tapering.  A bold move against the backdrop of the crisis in emerging market currencies, which caused a stock market sell off and EM Currency sell off.  Unlike many market analysts, The Fed “Sees Growth”: WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday another $10 billion […]

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No Inflation Friday

GIH: One of the biggest lies told to the general economic public is that of inflation – it’s a hidden tax, under reported, and widely misunderstood.  It’s not a simple mechanism, so don’t use this as an excuse to buy real estate or other assets of little intrinsic value.  Inflation creates bubbles, causes prices to […]

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