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Curious Case of Ben Bernanke

Without a doubt, the biggest news in recent weeks has been the upcoming replacement of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke by Janet Yellen, Vice Chair of the Board of Governors and a highly qualified economist who, many predict will continue in the Bernanke mold.

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Market Indicators in a Transformed System

We have used the ‘continuum’ (monthly chart of the 30 year yield) for years now to define tops in inflation expectations (red arrows at or around the EMA 100) and tops in deflationary fears (green arrows). 30 yr yield & 30 yr – 2 yr spread With the help of a MACD cross over (not … Continue reading

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USTBond: Return to Sender

ddhome:  Golden Jackass website subscribe:  Hat Trick Letter Jim Willie CB, editor of the “HAT TRICK LETTER”   Use the above link to subscribe to the paid research reports, which include coverage of critically important factors at work during the ongoing panicky attempt to sustain an unsustainable system burdened by numerous imbalances aggravated by global … Continue reading

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A new twist on “Operation Twist”

Just when we think that Bernanke has exhausted his ability to come up with harebrained schemes to distort prices, he proves us wrong.

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Inflation onDemand & Along the ‘Continuum’

Global markets are in the midst of a predictable relief rally to the technical bear market that recently became actualized off of various topping patterns that were in force for most of 2011.  It is important to note that this is coming off of a similarly predictable whiff of a deflation scare, as US and … Continue reading

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Fed Transparency? And Here Comes Inflation…

The media has been happily reporting that the Fed is making itself “more transparent” with the news that Bernanke will now give quarterly press conferences AND that today the Fed releases the names of the banks who borrowed from the discount window during the 2008 banking system collapse.  The quarterly press conference is a bunch of … Continue reading

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The Probability of More Quantitative Easing

By The Mogambo Guru 03/10/11 Tampa, Florida – It would be an understatement to say that I was flabbergasted to see that the monetary base jumped $130 billion dollars in two weeks! Well, using an exclamation point as punctuation seems to confirm my suspicions that I was, indeed, flabbergasted, as the term seems, somehow, appropriate … Continue reading

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The Pimco Treasury Sale Conundrum…Or Is It?

By now everyone knows that Bill Gross/Pimco has sold down his/its Treasury exposure to zero.  Rather than ask “why,” quite frankly, my question has been “why did it take so long?”   In other words, anyone who knows anything about the bond market knows that it would be sheer stupidity to own Treasury bonds in a … Continue reading

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Why Won’t Bernanke Come Clean on Glut?

Perhaps the greatest mystery in the world of finance and economics is why Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke refuses to acknowledge that paper money creation by central banks produced the “global savings glut” which, according to him, destabilized the global economy and led to the crisis of 2008…

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Has the U.S. Treasury Implosion Begun?

I’ve been consistently warning that U.S.government bonds will eventually implode. Using history as a guide, I know that when the sell-off in bonds begins, it will be very swift. The magnitude of panics are inversely correlated to the degree in which investors are deluded. Some of the most ignorant comments I’ve ever heard have been on … Continue reading

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