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Can European Sovereign Debt Really Crash Without a Free Market?
QUESTION: Hi Marty, When the stock market crashed in 1929, followed by the bonds into 1933, we saw a minor bump in the stock market. As this occurred during a [...]
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Currency Risk – The Great Unknown That Brings Down Governments
QUESTION: Hi, I am not sure if I understand how it would work but obviously, this is highly hypothetical today. If the reserve currency is SDR, we still need debt [...]
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The Pension Crisis Will Break Up the EU
The German public broadcast agency ARD is proposing structural changes. Due to the low-interest rates, the ECB has placed the agency in hard times with its [...]
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COUNTERPARTY RISK
COUNTERPARTY RISK QUESTION: In regard to counterparty risk when purchasing exchange traded funds or notes: With European banks being under capitalised due to [...]
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ECB Worried Who Will Buy Government Debt if they Stop?
According to RELIABLE sources behind the curtain, the crisis in Spain led to a significant amount of selling Spanish debt to the European Central Bank (ECB) [...]
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Italy’s Experience With Pre-Pay VAT Was Devastating
COMMENT: Re: Germany To Tax VAT Just Billing People Before they Pay Please note in Italy we had the same = pay VAT to the government before collecting it from [...]
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Government & Revolution – Is it Inevitable?
I have been warning that as governments move closer to this major event of a Sovereign Debt Crisis which begins next year with the start of the Monetary Crisis [...]
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The Pension Crisis – & – The Crash & Burn
QUESTION: Hi Marty – Question: You have blogged about the pension crisis and how Illinois and California on the brink of bankruptcy. Does this mean that [...]
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Illinois – Poster Child for the Coming Sovereign Debt Crisis
Illinois House had voted 72-45 to pass a 32% income tax hike as government refuses to address the real issue of a never-ending need for more and more tax revenue to [...]
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The End of Quantitative Easing – Perhaps Now It Will Be Inflationary?
One of the greatest monetary experiments in financial history has been the global central bank buying of government debt. This has been touted as a form of “money [...]
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