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How China can kill the US Dollar and standard of living for Americans

China has surpassed the US economy on several key measures: China is the largest trading country in the world, the largest importer of oil, and has the fastest growing economy. So why should the rest of the planet listen to China? Well, China now accounts for more global trade [40] than anyone else does, including […]

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Real US Economy Trampled by White Elephants

Marc Faber points out the growing disconnect between the real economy, and the financial economy, referring to asset bubbles as “white elephants.” In a real economy, the debt and equity markets as a percentage of GDP are small and are principally designed to channel savings into investments. In a financial economy or “monetary-driven economy,” the […]

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Goldman Sachs under investigation for Forex manipulation

Goldman Sachs is the latest Forex trading bank to be added to the list of banks being investigated for rigging of Forex rates used to price other derivatives, and for benchmarking purposes, known as the WM/Reuters rates.  However the investigation against Goldman Sachs also includes commodities, options, and technology systems.  Bloomberg reports: Goldman Sachs Group […]

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Real Time Event Driven Education RTEDE

Global Intel Hub announces a new feature for premium members only, Real Time Event Driven Education. Weekly webinars for premium subscribers based on the week’s most significant events.  GIH analysts explain what this means, the theory behind, and possible implications.  Run for 2 hours every weekend, the webinar will consist of weekly analysis and education.  […]

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Bitcoin surging again

Bitcoin, an online-only currency scarcely four years old, is breaking out to new highs this week and now sports a total value of $2.8 billion.  Just a few months ago, it looked like this economic experiment as the world’s first decentralized technology-based form of money would crash and burn.  Since then, ConvergEx’s Nick Colas points […]

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Wal-Mart computer error leads to massive mispricing

$100 for a can of Lysol and computer monitors for $9 were offered at walmart.com due to a bug in their pricing algorithm.  Customers were quick to snap up bargains, some knowingly taking advantage of mispriced items hoping that Wal-Mart would honor prices as displayed.  Others purchased items for 1000% of their retail value.  So […]

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