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Articles Tagged ‘money printing’
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Sovereign Debt Crisis: Obstacles To Money Printing Will Be Overcome
Ben Mountifield, January 3rd, 2012
It has long been my opinion that the natural deflation coming from the liquidation of all the malinvestments around the world would be countered by massive money creation from central banks. The pain that would result from a natural, market induced, cleansing of these bad loans would simply be too
Posted in Blog, Featured, Monetary Policy
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The Coming Tsunami Of Stimulus Will Cure Nothing
Ben Mountifield, September 27th, 2011
In July 2009 I wrote “It is my contention that this second down leg will likely be met by even more bailouts, greater government intervention and more money printing in larger and larger quantities.” We now know this to be the case. We heard from the G20 last Friday that
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Market Cycles: Cyclical Bulls & Secular Bears
Ben Mountifield, July 8th, 2011
Global stock markets are in a secular bear market (a long down-trend) which began in March 2000. Within this type of bear market there will be some significant shorter-term up trends, such as the current cyclical bull market (which is getting rather long in the tooth), however the overall trend
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Gold: How High Can It Go?
Ben Mountifield, June 30th, 2011
Yesterday’s bailout of Greece confirms that our neo-Keynesian central planners are committed to doing whatever it takes to prevent a collapse. That’s in spite of the fact that papering over the world’s problems will result in an even bigger crisis and the destruction of even more wealth at some point
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Delusions of a Central Banker: I’m Not To Blame for the Rising Cost Of Living says Bernanke
Steve Wilson, June 10th, 2011
The world’s most influential banker tries (and fails) to convince us that his money printing isn’t what’s causing commodity prices to skyrocket. Transitory US Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, gave a speech at the International Monetary Conference on Tuesday during which he did his best to deflect blame away from