Nathan A. Martin
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Economic Reality Check
Once again just perusing the latest updates from the St. Louis Fed… Many people get all wrapped around the axle about debt to GDP statistics. This is a complete... Read »
Robert Prechter: “The Bond Market is the Biggest Bubble in the History of the World”
“Bullish a Year Ago, Robert Prechter Now Sees “the Biggest Bubble in History” Please keep in mind that the bond market means DEBT market. Perhaps... Read »
The Impossible Math of Debt Backed Money
“The hollow words “deficits don’t matter” echo through my mind. They are spoken in the arrogant tone of supposedly educated people who continue to spread... Read »
New Mexico House Votes Unanimously to Bank Locally
This is interesting in that New Mexico voted today to move the State’s money to credit unions and community banks. The Huffington Post is taking credit for starting... Read »
Where is the Money Coming From?
Biderman tracks money flows, insider buying and selling, and he simply cannot tell you where the money is coming from. Of course he knows, he just has to be shy... Read »
Total U.S. Savings Rate Lowest in Recorded History
Usually when we talk about savings rate, we talk about the savings of our citizens. This personal “savings” rate should not be confused with money that is in... Read »
Don’t Let Reality Ruin Your Day
Our friend Davos is reflecting on the past year and starts off the New Year by speaking his mind. Don’t let it ruin your day, nice job Davos, thanks for sharing! In... Read »
Is it All Just a Ponzi Scheme?
This is the most important article of the year, I hope everyone reads it. The issues occurring here are what will shape all the markets for 2010. We have known that... Read »
The Labor Sector is Still Strained
The dollar is on an absolute tear, now already back up to 77.85, strength is mostly against a weak Euro. This is exactly the type of bounce that occurs when everyone... Read »
Pumping Money Into a Debt Saturated Economy
The dollar raced higher this morning against the Euro and against the Yen, reaching the 77 level. Long bonds are lower, continuing their breakdown for now. Oil is... Read »






