I’m struggling to find a different way to say the same thing again… Ah, the hell with it. The 10-12 month cycle projection is...
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Watch out counterfeiters: Canada is planning to abandon paper money.
This week, our friend to the north introduced the first in its new line of all-plastic notes -- a cool $100 bill made out of a single sheet of plastic polymer and tricked out with...
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The demise of the dollar as the grease of global trade would trigger global depression, political instability and the end of the Status Quo everywhere. No wonder it's still around.
The basic dynamic is this:
1. Technology and other efficiencies l...
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“In the United States neither paper currency nor deposits have value as commodities. Intrinsically,
a dollar bill is just a piece of paper, deposits merely book entries. Coins do have some intrinsic
value as metal, but generally far less than their...
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Bloomberg link...
Pretty sad...
Excerpts:
The government produced 6.4 billion new currency notes last year. Each one cost 9.6 cents to produce, including the cost of paper and printing.
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Just last week, the GAO called for replac...
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Booms go bust. Wealth disappears. Debt does not. Someone, somewhere, sometime has to pay it. If not the borrower…someone else.
The story of the bubble years was the build up of debt throughout the world.
The story of the post-bubble years has bee...
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The 3-Way Collusion Is Obvious …
Congress passes a groundbreaking bill to gut the budget.
The president promptly signs it into law.
And the Fed prints the paper money to finance the folly.
But there’s a problem: America’s creditors are...
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The gang in Washington and on Liberty Street is either very good or very lucky. The Treasury managed to dump $71 billion in new paper on the market this week, including $62 billion in intermediate and long term paper, without crushing either the Treasury market or stocks. It was truly a bravura performance. But...
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Bankster-Created Commodity Crisis Intensifies
The most recent (and most terrifying) example of bankster commodities-manipulation crimes against humanity is in the massively important global cooking oils market. Affluent Westerners may not fully appreciate the tremendous importance of this market (and global stockpiles of those oils); however it is arguably the most important niche in global food production.
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