Topics
-The boys are buying bonds as fast as they can crank out using back room war dollars
-The ruble and stock market in Russia are getting the poop kicked out of them; Andy explains why
-It’s taper time; Andy’s keeping up with the IMF and the Federal Reserve Bank
-Hear a cool history lesson on the genesis of the petro dollar and it’s evolution to today’s monetary and foreign policy
-The monetary component of 911 is fascinating
-Andy gives his opinion of 3D printing stocks
-How on Earth did the British Empire claim all this land all over the world
-We’re shocked ! Over one Trillion dollars in rare earth minerals are in the ground
-St. Louis FED says the people are not spending money and that’s the big problem of this economy
-Christopher Columbus was a bad guy according to Andy; he tells a little about the history of this man
-What happened to ‘HYPERINFLATION’? Remember when everyone was screaming it except Andrew; who’s right now?
-A listener asks if there’s any truth to a TRN replacing the FRN; Andy says ‘no way’ for the umpteenth time
-The stock market has reached record levels…so has food stamps
-The need to increase our productivity in the U.S.; Andy explains why if we don’t, we’re headed for disaster
-Andrew gladly accepts the ‘Luddite’ label; you can keep your Bitcoin
-How is it possible that the US has approximately $11 trillion in M2 and $60 trillion in total debt, private and public?
-What is the necessary conditions for increasing monetary velocity in the economy?
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1 comment:
Gause has some great historical information and thankfully isn't an Austrian School supporter, but he does need to get with the times, as you say, Nick.
He's no different than the late Bob Chapman, Gary North and others who have been flogging physical gold and silver as investments for decades, to the exclusion of better investments during particular time periods, regardless of whether it's a good time to buy or not (i.e. it was a bad time to buy gold from 1980-2001 when it went from $850 USD an ounce to below $250).
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