In this regular Radio Free Wall Street podcast for subscribers, Russ Winter and Lee Adler discusses how the Fed might react to misleading economic data and what that means to to market. Russ discusses the mispricing of sovereign risk and the market’s misunderstanding of who is manipulating the gold market and why. 
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Listen to a free 5 minute clip of the January 3, 2014 podcast. Lee Adler discusses why it’s critical to track foreign central bank purchases of US Treasury and Agency securities and what their current position is telling us about the market. He also takes a look at how wrong Primary Dealers have been in trading Treasuries and why that’s so crucial. He tracks, charts, analyzes, and reports these items weekly in the Wall Street Examiner Professional Edition Fed Report.
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