“Accumulate, don’t speculate” says Andrew in this edition of the Real World of Money. And the World of Money is getting stranger by the day.
Today’s topics included:
-According to the Volkner Rule, bad on JP Morgan. Nothing here,move along.
-Andrew paints a picture of why the silver bulls who have argued that big daily moves up are possible, why it could happen
-The fall tsunami is coming. Déjà vu all over again. Listen to some of our spring 2008 shows in the archive section.
-It is necessary to understand “Words of Art” in understanding what is really going on in the EU and the Euro
-The CBO argues, in code, how taking away the money punch bowl will be disaster for the economy
-All government employees make up big percentage of U.S. GDP
-All Central Banks are buying their own debt with newly created money
-Are the reports of bank runs in Greece and Spain credible?
-“10% never lent, never spent each month”, says Andrew Gause
-What was the currency act of 1696?
-Why doesn’t the ECB just print the Euros and buy Greek debt? The answer may shock you, or not
-The dollar’s reserve currency status is the deal. What backs the U.S. Dollar? F-16’s and Marines
-The money supply doesn’t even matter anymore
-How much is the FDIC on the hook for during a banking collapse? Is your CD safe?
-Buying Sovereign debt bonds is tricky business these days
-Analyzing the 650 Billion spent in Afghanistan since 2001? Do you want your money back?
-Words of art and The Euro Bond
-The story of Facebook Friday
-Andy suggests, “Tragedy and Hope” as good summer reading
-Housing update
-Ireland considering telling the boys to pound sand
-The ins and outs of the drivers license and birth certificate
Patrick Timpones One Radio Network archive:
http://www.oneradionetwork.com/the-real-world-of-money/
http://www.andygause.com/
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