How Capital Grows
Over the past 250 years, the growth of Capital has completely transformed the world. The next time you fly, look out the window. Most of the cities, highways, canals and
CAPITAL: A Crash Course
It’s impossible to understand Capitalism without understanding Capital. In the new Macro Watch video, uploaded today, we look at Capital and the Capital Structure of the United States. Capital generates
Japan’s Crisis & The BOJ’s Solution
In the latest Macro Watch video (uploaded today) we look at Japan and the very serious challenges it faces. These include a demographic crisis, a sharp deterioration in its trade
The McAlvany Interview: QE 4? “They’ll h…
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary is simply one of the very best sources of information and analysis on monetary, economic and geo-political news available to the public today. Recently, David McAlvany
FX Reserve Accumulation Is Quantitative Easin…
The accumulation of Foreign Exchange Reserves has a profound impact on global asset prices – just as Quantitative Easing does. That makes Foreign Exchange Reserves (which now amount to $12
Analyzing The Five Largest Central Banks
The latest Macro Watch video (uploaded today) analyzes the strategies and compares the balance sheets of the world’s five largest central banks: The People’s Bank of China, The Federal Reserve,
Bullard’s Call To Extend QE Halts Market Pa…
Yesterday morning, St Louis Fed President James Bullard stopped the stock market crash in its tracks. In a live interview on Bloomberg Television, he said: “…I think a reasonable response
Slowing Global Liquidity Points To Deflation …
The Fed is about to end its third round of Quantitative Easing, but the Bank of Japan is printing Yen faster than ever before and the European Central Bank intends
The Prospects For Asset Prices
Prepare for a stock market sell-off. A new Macro Watch video has been uploaded. In it, I discuss the outlook for stocks, bonds/interest rates, property, commodities and currencies. Topics include:
Why The Fed Will Launch Another Round Of Quan…
In November 2002, Fed Governor Ben Bernanke introduced the concept of Quantitative Easing to the world. In a speech entitled “Deflation: Making Sure It Doesn’t Happen Here”, he explained that
