Author G. Edward Griffin explains that during the 1920s, the expansion of money supplies was not a steady advance but a series of convulsions, each cycle at a higher level than the previous one.
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Fed Reserve: Economic Turmoil Ahead? #652-2
B. Scott Minerd believes the Federal Reserve has a clear bias toward reducing unemployment and won’t tolerate a severe economic slowdown, and predicts that for the near term, we’ll continue to see higher asset prices across the board.
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G. Edward Griffin, author of “The Creature from Jekyll Island,” notes that the Federal Reserve isn’t part of the federal government, and describes it as a “banana or oil cartel.”
Read More...Interest on Nothing & Virtual Financing #651-3
This Segment #3 of the Federal Reserve Series features B. Scott Minerd, Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners, LLC. G. who also is a member of the Market Advisory Board of the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Read More...Federal Reserve: Good or Bad? #652
G. Edward Griffin states that Quantitative Easing is a tricky word that sounds good, but is another way of creating money out of nothing and stealing from the taxpayers through inflation.
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In this second segment of the on-going series, B. Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners describes the Federal Reserve as a novel concept in being a marginal provider of liquidity in times of crisis, such as the 1907 financial panic of skyrocketing interest rates.
Read More...Fed Reserve–Banking Cartel or Stabilizer? #651-1
G. Edward Griffin, author of “The Creature from Jekyll Island,” notes that the Federal Reserve isn’t part of the federal government, and describes it as a “banana or oil cartel.”
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