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Dirk Müller – Tagesausblick 24.06.2014 – WM als Nebelkerze für Gesetzesbeschlüsse

2014-10-06

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Weitere Themen: – EZB plant Umverteilung von Vermögensrisiken – Öl-Preis steigt – Börse stabil? www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller

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Dirk Müller – Tagesausblick 05.05.2014 – Hintergründe des NSA-Skandals

2014-10-06

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Weitere Themen: – Weitere Zuspitzung der Lage in der Ukraine – Nordex-Aktie steigt um 6% www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller

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Global Elites are Terrified (or: Five Lessons Learned from the Scottish Referendum, by Ryan McMaken)

2014-10-03

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My reading of the Ryan McMaken article published on Mises.org: http://mises.org/daily/6888/Five-Lessons-Learned-from-the-Scottish-Referendum

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Disgruntled Fed Lawyer Blows Whistle on Regulatory Capture



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Börsenstraße 4: Otmar Issing – “Deflationsgefahr ist eine Chimäre” Teil 2

2014-09-19

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“Die EZB außer Rand und Band: Folgen für Märkte, Sparer und Anleger”. Das Stuttgarter Parkettgespräch geht diesmal der Frage nach, wie die aktuelle Politik der EZB einzuordnen ist und welche Konsequenzen sich aus der expansiven Geldpolitik ergeben. Prof. Dr. Otmar Issing, Präsident des Center for Financial Studies der Goethe Universität und Christoph Lammersdorf, Vorsitzender der …

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Börsenstraße 4: Otmar Issing – “Deflationsgefahr ist eine Chimäre” Teil 1

2014-09-19

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“Die EZB außer Rand und Band: Folgen für Märkte, Sparer und Anleger”. Das Stuttgarter Parkettgespräch geht diesmal der Frage nach, wie die aktuelle Politik der EZB einzuordnen ist und welche Konsequenzen sich aus der expansiven Geldpolitik ergeben. Prof. Dr. Otmar Issing, Präsident des Center for Financial Studies der Goethe Universität und Christoph Lammersdorf, Vorsitzender der …

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Accumulated Capital of Centuries Going Up In Smoke

According to Keith Weiner, capital adds leverage to human effort. Capital makes employment and wages possible. Keith argues that Fed destroys savings with zero interest rates, and herds savers into bubbles. It causes wages to fall and creates chronic pressure to lay off workers. The Fed destroys capital.

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Robert P. Murphy – ‘Insider Trading Actually Helps People, It Should Be Legal’

2014-08-21

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John Stossel Show.

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BlogHer ’14 10×10 – Doug French

2014-08-15

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Doug French took part in the first Voices of the Year Community Keynote at BlogHer ’08. He shares the experience and how blogging has changed his life, in his 10×10 keynote at BlogHer ’14. BlogHer is the premier cross-platform media network created by, for and with women social media leaders. Reaching 100 million women monthly, …

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Gold-Experte Speck: "Im Goldpreis wird manipuliert"

2014-08-13

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Rohstoff-Experte Markus Bußler vom Anlegermagazin DER AKTIONÄR spricht in seiner Sendung Gold Spezial mit Dimitri Speck. Er war einer der Ersten, der in seinem Buch "Geheime Goldpolitik" Manipulationen am Goldmarkt öffentlich gemacht hat.

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Doug French: Is Las Vegas the Freest Place on Earth?

2014-08-05

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Direct from FreedomFest 2014, Kyle Platt catches up with Doug French, director of Mises Institute Canada. They discuss the annual setting of FreedomFest, Las Vegas, as the illusion of freedom it creates for tourists. Is Las Vegas really free? Find out. Bonus: Doug answers the question, if you could design a casino game after any …

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Will New Money Market Rules Break Money Markets?

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Contrasting Views of the Great Depression | Robert P. Murphy

2014-07-24

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Archived from the live broadcast, this Mises University lecture was presented at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 23 July 2014.

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The Misleading Concept Called GDP

GDP is (or has become) a measurement of activity and consumption but not of capital accumulation and production. In many cases, GDP is negatively correlated to savings. Higher savings (aka austerity) lead to lower GDP today, but higher GDP in the future. In its worst case, GDP growth could be completely based on credit, eliminating the capital basis of a country (example Greece). Western countries saw rising housing investments based on more...

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Ep:26 Jayant Bhandari: The Gold Trend in Asia Continues! Short The indian Stock Market! – 7/6/2014

2014-07-03

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Mises Academy Free Trade 1 of 4

2014-07-01

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Robert P. Murphy walks through Lesson 19 from his textbook *Lessons For the Young Economist*. For more info: http://academy.mises.org

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Claudio Grass UP in Switzerland, Swiss Gold Refiners and More

2014-06-27

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Claudio Grass – All the Governments Are Trying to Get Away From Cash…

2014-06-27

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I sat down with Claudio Grass, Managing Director of GlobalGold.ch- https://www.globalgold.ch -out of Switzerland, on June 18. Our conversation began with a lively discussion of the local politics in Switzerland, the new UP Independent Party. The UP Party is a Libertarian movement that believes the Swiss Franc should be backed by 20% gold. This is …

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Europe Stricken With Negative Deposit Rate

Keith Weiner explains that a negative deposit rate means that commercial banks pay the central bank a percentage. It is a privilege, for which they must pay. The result of the ECB operation won’t be much of an increase in business lending or consumer prices. The result will be even lower interest rates on government bonds.

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