Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics

Filter archive by: Show All Show only Articles Show only Videos

US Economy – Something is not Right

2016-08-08

by

2016-08-08

Another Strong Payrolls Report – is it Meaningful? This morning the punters in the casino were cheered up by yet another strong payrolls report, the second in a row. Leaving aside the fact that it will be revised out of all recognition when all is said and done, does it actually mean the economy is strong?

Read More »

States Must Help Restore Sound Money in America

2016-08-08

by

2016-08-08

Control the money, and you control the people. Over the last hundred years, the federal government and the Federal Reserve, a privately owned bank cartel conceived of in secret, have waged a war on sound money in America. They’ve ended the free circulation of gold (and, for a time, criminalized its ownership), while imposing taxes on those who trade with it.

Read More »

Negative Consumer Financing Rates in Germany, Soon More Negative in Switzerland?

2016-08-07

by

2016-08-07

Things are increasingly upside down in the brave new centrally planned world: thanks to negative deposit rates central banks have put an explicit cost on saving, while in various instances, such as taking out a mortgage in Denmark and the Netherlands, the bank actually pays the borrower, thus rewarding living beyond one's means.

Read More »

Trump is Right About Stocks

2016-08-06

by

2016-08-06

It is not often that you get investment advice from a presidential candidate. It is even rarer that you get good advice.

Read More »

Investing in Gold in 2016: Global Paradigm Shifts in Politics and Markets

2016-08-05

by

2016-08-05

Crumbling Stability. In the past few months, we have witnessed a series of defining events in modern political history, with Britain’s vote to exit the EU, (several) terror attacks in France and Germany, as well as the recent attempted military coup in Europe’s backyard, Turkey. Uncertainty over Europe’s political stability and the future of the EU keeps growing.

Read More »

Deflation Is Always Good for the Economy

2016-08-05

by

2016-08-05

“Experts” Assert that Inflation is an Agent of Economic Growth. For most experts, deflation, which they define as a general decline in prices of goods and services, is bad news since it generates expectations for a further decline in prices.

Read More »

Jailing Banksters Will Not Resolve the Economic Crisis

2016-08-05

by

2016-08-05

Meet the scapegoats! Three Irish bankers sent to jail: former finance director at the failed Anglo Irish Bank, Willie McAteer (42 months); former Irish Life and Permanent Bank Chief Executive Denis Casey (33 months); and former head of capital markets at the Anglo Irish Bank, John Bowe (24 months).

Read More »

Why Americans Get Poorer

2016-08-04

by

2016-08-04

OUZILLY, France – Both our daughters have now arrived at our place in the French countryside. One brought a grandson, James, now 14 months old. He walks along unsteadily, big blue eyes studying everything around him. He adjusted quickly to the change in time zones. And he has adjusted to the French culture, too – he likes gnawing on a piece of tough local bread. But when she has trouble getting the little boy to sleep, our daughter asks Grandpa for...

Read More »

Finansregelement och finanskriser, Stellan Abrahamsson | FreedomFest 2015

2016-08-04

by

Ludwig von Mises-Institutet i Sverige: http://www.mises.se Finansregelement och finanskriser med Stellan Abrahamsson på FreedomFest 2015 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mises.se TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LvMISverige REDDIT: http://www.reddit.com/r/Frihet ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/se/podcast/radio-mises/id744938926?mt=2 GOOGLE+: https://google.com/+MisesSeMotStaten LINKEDIN:...

Read More »

Bill Bonner Pe Pio v2

2016-08-03

by



Read More »

Dirk Müller auf dem Jahrestreffen des Diplomatic Council – Für ein faires Finanzsystem

2016-08-03

by

Als Vorsitzender des Fair Finance Forums eröffnete Dirk Müller das Jahrestreffen des Diplomatic Council 2016 mit einer Grundsatzrede. Hierin forderte er nicht nur die Rückkehr zu mehr gesellschaftlichem Verantwortungsbewusstsein bei den Akteuren an den Finanzmärkten, sondern zeigte auf wie Unternehmen wieder dazu gebracht werden können, auch das Gemeinwohl bei Ihren Handlungen zu berücksichtigen. Neben Gesetzesänderungen, …

Read More »

Should the Government Give Us Infrastructure?

2016-08-03

by

2016-08-03

“Bad” Monopolies? An argument against absolutely free markets comes up often. What about so-called natural monopolies? So-called infrastructure projects (e.g. sewage plants) have high barriers to entry, and are a challenge to true competition.

Read More »

Bill Bonner Pe Pio v1

2016-08-02

by



Read More »

This Election Is Less Critical Than You Think

2016-08-02

by

George Friedman writes the free weekly column “This Week in Geopolitics” for Mauldin Economics. Subscribe now (http://goo.gl/kmXV65) and get an in-depth view of the forces that will drive events and investors in the next year, decade, or even a century from now. — With the party conventions over, US voters are waking up to what …

Read More »

Visions of Tomorrow from the Permanently High Plateau

2016-08-01

by

2016-08-01

Mad as a Hatter. Somewhere, someone first said “bull markets don’t die of old age.” We suppose this throwaway phrase was first uttered in a time and place much like today. That is, in the midst of a protracted bull market where stock prices had detached from the assets and earnings of companies their shares represent claim to.

Read More »

The FOMC Butterfly that Will Ruin the World

2016-07-30

by

2016-07-30

Given the fact that the core CPI is currently over the arbitrarily set 2 per cent target unemployment below what the FOMC regards as full employment and GDP running at a rate far above the Federal Reserve’s own estimates of so-called potential; you would say the Federal Funds rate would be in the vicinity of five per cent.

Read More »

Ihre Aktien unter der Chartlupe – Webinarmitschnitt vom 29.07.2016

2016-07-29

by

Wie geht man bei einer Chartanalyse vor? Was sind die wichtigen Punkte, auf die im Chart geachtet werden muss? Wo findet man Top-Einstiegspunkte? Wie zeichnet sich eine Trendumkehr ab? Diese Fragen und viele weitere Tipps wurden im Webinar behandelt. Außerdem haben wir Apple, Facebook, Twitter, Bayer, Hugo Boss, K+S, EON, RWE, Nordex, Jinko Solar, Krones, …

Read More »

Aktienanalyse: PayPal – Mitschnitt aus dem Cashkurs*Trends-Webinar vom 25.07.2016

2016-07-29

by

Im monatlichen Webinar widmen sich Dirk Müller, Fundamentalspezialist Andreas Meyer und Charttechniker André Rain den Fragen der Mitglieder und besprechen die aktuellen Situation und die Aussichten der Märkte und der aktuellen Depotwerte. In Juli-Webinar wurden unter anderem Daimler, Facebook und PayPal näher beleuchtet PayPal ist einer der Werte im langfristigen Anlegerdepot von Cashkurs-Trends.de Als Mitglied …

Read More »

Claudio Grass Interviews Ronald Stoeferle: Central Banks In A Lose-Lose Situation

2016-07-28

by

2016-07-28

A Fragile System. Claudio Grass, Global Gold: Ronald, it is a pleasure to have the opportunity to speak with you. We’ve known each other for a very long time, both on a personal and professional level. Because of our central banks, we find our economies today operating on artificial stimulus and negative interest rates. How would you summarize the consequences of this policy?

Read More »

Props to Armani!

2016-07-27

by

2016-07-27

Champion of the Downtrodden? “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.” – H.L. Mencken. A mass e-mail has been making the rounds lately, and it is quite possible that many of our readers have already seen this. For those who haven’t, we wanted to share this moment of hilarity provided to us by Deep State candidate Hillary Clinton.

Read More »