Off The Cuff: Central Banks Gone Wild PREVIEW by Adam Taggart In this week's Off the Cuff podcast, Chris and Mish discuss: The ECB Bazooka Making sense of Draghi's QE announcement The Swiss Surprise A massive shock to the status quo The Canadian Cut Suddenly panicking about their asset bubbles Making Sense Of The Madness We're suddenly a lot closer to the endgame Off The Cuff: Central Banks Gone Wild PREVIEW by Adam Taggart In this week's Off the Cuff podcast, Chris and Mish discuss: The ECB Bazooka Making sense of Draghi's QE announcement The Swiss Surprise A massive shock to the status quo The Canadian Cut Suddenly panicking about their asset bubbles Making Sense Of The Madness We're suddenly a lot closer to the endgame
A Quick Sanity Check by Adam Taggart Sometimes it pays to step way back and look at things from a high level. In response to the 2008 crisis, the world's major central banks pumped an unprecedented amount of monetary stimulus into the system — all in the name of kick starting enough economic growth to pull the planet out of its fundamental sinkhole of Too Much Debt. More than six years and over $4 trillion later, what exactly can we say it did for us? Not enough, as the following short video summarizes. A Quick Sanity Check by Adam Taggart Sometimes it pays to step way back and look at things from a high level. In response to the 2008 crisis, the world's major central banks pumped an unprecedented amount of monetary stimulus into the system — all in the name of kick starting enough economic growth to pull the planet out of its fundamental sinkhole of Too Much Debt. More than six years and over $4 trillion later, what exactly can we say it did for us? Not enough, as the following short video summarizes.
Why Our Central Planners Are Breeding Failure by charleshughsmith As counter-intuitive as it may sound, success rather reliably leads to failure and destabilization. In the macro-economic arena, I think it highly likely that the monetary and fiscal policies of the past six years that are conventionally viewed as successful will lead to spectacular political and financial failures in 2015 and 2016. Why Our Central Planners Are Breeding Failure by charleshughsmith As counter-intuitive as it may sound, success rather reliably leads to failure and destabilization. In the macro-economic arena, I think it highly likely that the monetary and fiscal policies of the past six years that are conventionally viewed as successful will lead to spectacular political and financial failures in 2015 and 2016.
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