The Household Sector Balance Sheet Is Pointing To Trouble
Posted August 6, 2014
A new Macro Watch video has been uploaded and is now ready to watch. In this video, we look at the Household Sector’s Balance Sheet
Category Archives: Economics in the Age of Fiat Money
WATCH RICHARD DUNCAN’S SPEECH: How Capitalism Died & Where That Leaves Us
Posted July 27, 2014
Capitalism died during the two World Wars. In this speech, I discuss the transformation of our economic system from Capitalism to Creditism during the Twentieth
Dissecting The Fed’s Balance Sheet
Posted July 21, 2014
The third video for Macro Watch Third Quarter 2014 has been uploaded and is now ready to watch. In this video, we dissect the Fed’s
The Fed’s New Magic Trick
Posted July 7, 2014
The Fed has pulled a new rabbit out of its hat: Reverse Repos. By using reverse repos, the Fed has found a way to deal
Credit: How Much Does It Take?
Posted July 2, 2014
I’ve begun to roll out Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2014. The first video, Credit: How Much Does It Take?, has been uploaded and is ready
My Best Interview
Posted April 25, 2014
For anyone who is interested in understanding my views on the global economic crisis, this is the video I would recommend watching, if I could
Watch Q2 Macro Watch Preview: Treacherous Markets Ahead!
Posted April 12, 2014
To watch a 6-minute overview of Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2014, click on the link at the bottom of this blog. But first, an announcement:
Macro Watch Q2 2014 Is Ready To Watch
Posted March 29, 2014
Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2014 has been uploaded and is now ready to watch. This quarter, there are seven videos, beginning with one warning investors
The Liquidity Gauge
Posted March 21, 2014
Central bank forward guidance and communication are all fine and good, but it is liquidity that moves the markets. When liquidity is plentiful asset prices
CNBC Asia Squawk Box Interview
Posted March 3, 2014
This morning I spoke with Martin Soong on CNBC Asia Squawk Box. We discussed the fundamental weakness of the US economy, the approaching shift in
The CNBC India Interview: Why QE Won’t End in 2014
Posted January 24, 2014
I was in Mumbai to speak at the CFA Institute’s India Investment Conference last week. While there, I was interviewed by CNBC India. I explained
Watch MACRO WATCH on YouTube
Posted January 9, 2014
Macro Watch First Quarter 2014 is now uploaded and ready to watch. It explains how the Fed’s new “Taper Schedule” is likely to impact Liquidity
Macro Watch First Quarter 2014 Has Been Uploaded
Posted January 6, 2014
The new issue of Macro Watch is ready to watch. Its theme is that Quantitative Easing is unlikely to end in 2014. Contents: 1. Introduction
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary Interview
Posted December 29, 2013
I had a very interesting conversation with David McAlvany for The McAlvany Weekly Commentary recently. We discussed: • The Fed’s serial bubble blowing strategy •
THE TAPER: Recalibrating Liquidity
Posted December 20, 2013
The “Taper” has begun. It’s important to understand why. On December 18th, the Fed announced that it will begin to taper the amount of fiat
The Financial Sense Newshour Interview
Posted December 1, 2013
Jim Puplava interviewed me recently for Financial Sense Newshour. We discussed: Global economic challenges The “Policy Plan” and its flaws What the Fed wants and
The Squawk Box Asia Interview
Posted November 20, 2013
This morning I spoke with the CNBC Asia Squawk Box team in their Singapore studio. We discussed Fed Chairman Bernanke’s speech (which was taking place
The Macro Analytics Interview on YouTube
Posted November 8, 2013
I had an interesting conversation with Gordon T. Long of Macro Analytics recently. We discussed our economic future and what investors must monitor in this
A THANK YOU & A REMINDER: MACRO WATCH
Posted October 29, 2013
I would like to sincerely thank all of you who have subscribed to Macro Watch over the past week. The strong take up has been
Announcing MACRO WATCH
Posted October 20, 2013
With this blog, I am launching Macro Watch, a subscription-based video newsletter that analyzes trends in credit growth, liquidity and government policy in order to