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I regret the need to continue to repeat myself regarding the horrific collapse in the U.S. housing market, the worst real-estate meltdown in human history – which naturally follows the largest housing “bubble” in all of history. However, not only is the U.S.

I have taken a considerable amount of criticism for continually referring to the members of the U.S. government as “bankster servants”, despite the fact that their actions demonstrate this reality in a totally unequivocal manner.This time, it's not me who is criticizing the 100% saturation-level of corruption in the U.S. government.

In the upside-down world of the media propagandists it appears that “raising the bar” means lowering your standards – at least as far as U.S. bank regulation is concerned.The case in point is a piece of Reuters propaganda from Monday, titled “U.S. watchdogs want bar raised in failed bank reviews”.

The U.S. propaganda-machine is nothing if not predictable. With the U.S. economy collapsing into another “Great Depression” and currently headed for a debt-implosion very similar to the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, the propagandists have relied on one tactic far more than any other.

With Wall Street banksters clearly believing that “the worst is over”, they have immediately gone back to looting their corporate treasuries in the same criminal manner as they have exhibited through most of this decade.In this case, however, the theft is much more blatant: they are stealing their exorbitant salaries directly from U.S. taxpayers and their own shareholders. The U.S.

I just finished reading a totally nauseating article by “the Economist”, praising Tim-the-tax-cheat Geithner as someone who is doing a wonderful job in difficult circumstances (gag!).

I have reserved some of my harshest criticism of U.S. propaganda for the malicious lies from the U.S. government and media concerning the U.S. housing collapse.The propaganda started with continued claims that the bursting of the housing “bubble” was a “surprise”. In fact, U.S.

On a sporadic basis, FDIC chairman Sheila Bair has shown signs of being the one and only important U.S. regulator to have more devotion to her public duty than in serving the Wall Street criminals.

A couple of months back, I did a short commentary on how silver's many (and increasing) applications would continue to drive silver demand higher, even without the massive demand for silver as a currency, and investment.

To anyone who understands what is taking place in global markets, it is certainly not “news” in writing a commentary that U.S. Treasuries will collapse in price – due to massive over-supply. This collapse is inevitable for a series of reasons, even with the U.S. government “buying” its own bonds (i.e. printing money to pay its bills).The “over-supply” of U.S.

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