Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics

Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 29.06.2016 – Kein Umdenken bei der EU

Umdenken nach dem Brexit? Die EU-Kommission will das Freihandelsabkommen CETA an den Parlamenten vorbei durchwinken und entscheidet weiter zu Lasten der Bevölkerung der EU-Staaten. www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller

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Vive la Revolution! Brexit and a Dying Order

A Dying Order Last Thursday, the Brits said auf Wiedersehen and au revoir to the European Union. On Friday, the Dow sold off 611 points – a roughly 3.5% slump. What’s going on?

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South China Sea: Storm in an Indian Ocean Teacup

With global attention focused on BREXIT calamity, potentially more important questions are being overlooked, and especially in the South China Sea where storms are currently brewing between China and a range of littoral states for strategic control of territorial waters.

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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 27.06.2016 – Direkte Bürgerbeteiligung in der Kritik

Abwehrreaktionen gegen die Entscheidung des britischen Souveräns: Die direkte Bürgerbeteiligung steht nach dem Brexit-Votum in der Kritik. Muss das Volk vor sich selbst oder doch eher die Eliten vor dem Volk geschützt werden? Weitere Themen: – Nach Brexit-Votum: Märkte bleiben hochvolatil / Notfalltreffen der Notenbanken – George Soros sieht Ende der EU – Fed: Märkte …

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Jayant Bhandari – Deep Value And High Returns ! ! !

Proven and Probable provides insights on mining companies, junior miners, gold mining stocks, uranium, silver, platinum, zinc & copper mining stocks, silver and gold bullion in Canada, the US, Australia and beyond. Be Sure to Subscribe to Our Channel. Visit us for more: http://www.provenandprobable.com/ Jayant Bhandari, one of the financial world’s most sought after Institutional …

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Ryan McMaken: The Brexit Earthquake

Ryan McMaken, editor of Mises.org, joins Jeff Deist to figure out what the shocking Brexit vote really means. Are secession movements and political decentralization always good for liberty? Why do some libertarians disagree? Why does the Left love centralized state power, when in fact progressives could enact their entire agenda here and now—if only in …

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Dirk Müller – Der Brexit kommt: Großbritannien wird die EU verlassen

Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 24.06.2017. Sehen Sie den kompletten Tagesausblick auf Cashkurs.com und erhalten Sie werbefreien Zugriff auf alle Premiuminhalte inkl. Beiträgen und Videos: http://bit.ly/ck-registrieren www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & Delpixel / Shutterstock.com

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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 23.06.2016 – Brexit Ja oder nein?

Weitere Themen: – Bis zu 96 Prozent der Staatsanleihen mit Negativ-Rendite – EZB-Ankauf von Unternehmensanleihen: Vorbeugende Maßnahme für den Notfall? – Einbruch der Exporte nach China – Bundeskanzlerin spicht sich für deutliche Erhöhung der Rüstungsausgaben aus – Anstehende Wirtschaftsdaten – Heute Abend 18 Uhr: Webinar des Dirk Müller Premium Aktien Fonds (mit Hinweisen zur Depot-Absicherung) …...

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Towards Freedom: Will The UK Write History?

Every freedom loving person on the planet has their eyes fixed on this referendum. A clear majority voting for Brexit and therefore for more decentralization, would show that the British realized they can break free from their self-imposed nonage, and reclaim individual liberty.

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The Fed Doomsday Device

Debt is just the flip side of credit. As debt goes bad, credit disappears. And then the system that created so much credit-money will go into reverse, destroying the nation’s money supply. The money supply (actually, the supply of ready credit) will shrink – suddenly and dramatically. And what should have been a minor, routine pullback in the economy will become a catastrophic panic.

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China the lender of last resort for many oil producers

Bawerk explains how China will be the lender of last resort of many oil producers. China might let collapse a smaller producer and become much smarter at covering its political bases across producer states to protect longer term sunk costs.

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Money Supply Arguments Are Flawed

It goes without question, among economists of the central planning mindset, that if a central bank can just set the right quantity of dollars, then the price level, GDP, unemployment, and everything else will be right at the Goldilocks Optimum. One such approach that has become popular in recent years is nominal GDP targeting.

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Janet Yellen’s $200-Trillion Debt Problem

More than $10 trillion of government bonds now trade at negative yields. And another $10 trillion or so worth of U.S. stocks trade well above their long-term average valuations. And there’s more than $200 trillion of debt in the world. All of this sits on the Fed’s financial applecart. Does Janet Yellen dare upset it?

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Gold and Brexit

The pain of negative yields and social chaos will be very long lasting and very good for gold. So, gold must go up, but Brexit is not one of the reasons why it should. This tells me that in the short term there will likely be a correction in the gold price, creating an opportunity to trade

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Contrasting Views of the Great Depression | Robert P. Murphy!~

Tôi đã tạo video này bằng Trình chỉnh sửa video của YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/editor)

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A Market Ready to Blow and the Flag of the Conquerors

The U.S. is too big, too varied, too much of everything. You can’t fix a single view of it, even in your mind. But now our problems, challenges, and discontents are big. They are national and international. We cannot see them. We cannot understand them. Instead, we draw their measure from the news media – based on a flag that flutters and sags, depending on which way the wind is blowing.

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How the Welfare State Dies

People have become used to the idea that the State is their sugar daddy. Many apparently believe that it has some undisclosed, infinite stash of resources at its disposal which it can shower them with at will. The reality is unfortunately different.

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Down Go the Hopes and Dreams of Three Generations

On Wednesday, Janet Yellen pressed on the broken buttons again. After the two day FOMC meeting, the Fed Chair announced they’d continue pressing the federal funds rate down to just a ¼ to ½ percent – effectively zero. What type of insanity is this? If she keeps it up, and whole thing doesn’t implode, the yield on the 10-Year Treasury note could also slip below zero…along with the hopes and dreams of three generations of retirees.

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Dumbest monetary experimental end game in history (including Havenstein and Gono’s)

The Greatest Keynesian monetary experiment is not sustainable. It will not continue ad infinitum. Our money masters are just postponing the inevitable bust that will eventually correct these imbalances through worldwide capital re-allocation. Bawerk shows 3 graphs how investment growth gets slower and slower since the End of Bretton, how debt is increasing and how cheap dollar fuel debt-driven growth.

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US Negative Interest Rate Bets Surge To Record Highs

As the "deflationary supernova" sweeps across the world, dragging bond yields to zero-and-beyond, even the almighty omniscent Federal Reserve has been forced to capitulate as the 'cheapness' of Treasury bonds lures the world's yield-hunters dragging ...

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