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Image | The Price of Everything & The Value of Nothing
The Price of Everything & The Value of Nothing
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by Chris Martenson

My view is that the stock market is simply pegging itself to the idea that the central banks have backed themselves into a corner and that there’s no other option but to keep the liquidity spigots open. I cannot fault that view, as it has been right for the past 6 years.

However, it cannot be true forever. And we all know that a day of reckoning is out there somewhere. 
The Price of Everything & The Value of Nothing
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

My view is that the stock market is simply pegging itself to the idea that the central banks have backed themselves into a corner and that there’s no other option but to keep the liquidity spigots open. I cannot fault that view, as it has been right for the past 6 years.

However, it cannot be true forever. And we all know that a day of reckoning is out there somewhere. 
Image | The Oil Shock Has Arrived
The Oil Shock Has Arrived
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by Chris Martenson

The absolutely stunning drop in oil prices, which hit a new recent low, is really important to both track and understand.

There are two issues here, one near term and one long.
The Oil Shock Has Arrived
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

The absolutely stunning drop in oil prices, which hit a new recent low, is really important to both track and understand.

There are two issues here, one near term and one long.
Image | Protecting Your Wealth from Deflation
Protecting Your Wealth from Deflation
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by Chris Martenson

Executive Summary The current gold slam has *nothing* to do with the fundamentals for precious metals, which are very favorable right now How bad would deflation be? Evidence that deflation is arriving Why our current monetary system has become so compromised by the banks How to best protect your wealth from both deflation and the…
Protecting Your Wealth from Deflation
 PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

Executive Summary The current gold slam has *nothing* to do with the fundamentals for precious metals, which are very favorable right now How bad would deflation be? Evidence that deflation is arriving Why our current monetary system has become so compromised by the banks How to best protect your wealth from both deflation and the…
Image | This Gold Slam is a Massive Wealth Transfer from Our Pockets to the Banks
This Gold Slam is a Massive Wealth Transfer from Our Pockets to the Banks
by Chris Martenson

I am very disappointed by, but not surprised at, the latest transfer of wealth to the bankers from everyone else.  The most recent gold bear raid has vastly enriched the bullion bankers, once again, at the expense of everyone trying to protect their wealth from global central bank money printing.

The central plank of Bernanke's magic recovery plan has been to get everybody back borrowing, spending, and "investing" in stocks, bonds, and other financial assets.  But not equally so, as he has been instrumental in distorting the landscape towards risk assets and away from safe harbors.
This Gold Slam is a Massive Wealth Transfer from Our Pockets to the Banks
 by Chris Martenson

I am very disappointed by, but not surprised at, the latest transfer of wealth to the bankers from everyone else.  The most recent gold bear raid has vastly enriched the bullion bankers, once again, at the expense of everyone trying to protect their wealth from global central bank money printing.

The central plank of Bernanke's magic recovery plan has been to get everybody back borrowing, spending, and "investing" in stocks, bonds, and other financial assets.  But not equally so, as he has been instrumental in distorting the landscape towards risk assets and away from safe harbors.
Image | The New Endangered Species: Liquidity & Reliable Income Streams
The New Endangered Species: Liquidity & Reliable Income Streams
by charleshughsmith

The causal relationship between scarcity, demand, and price is intuitive.  Whatever is scarce and in demand will rise in price to its cost basis; whatever is abundant and in low demand will decline in price.

The corollary is somewhat less intuitive, but still solidly sensible: the cure for high prices is high prices, meaning that as the price of a commodity or service reaches a threshold of affordability/pain, suppliers and consumers will seek out alternatives or modify their behaviors to lower consumption.
The New Endangered Species: Liquidity & Reliable Income Streams
 by charleshughsmith

The causal relationship between scarcity, demand, and price is intuitive.  Whatever is scarce and in demand will rise in price to its cost basis; whatever is abundant and in low demand will decline in price.

The corollary is somewhat less intuitive, but still solidly sensible: the cure for high prices is high prices, meaning that as the price of a commodity or service reaches a threshold of affordability/pain, suppliers and consumers will seek out alternatives or modify their behaviors to lower consumption.
Image | The Price of Water 2012
The Price of Water 2012
by JW

Another indicator that the cost of basic necessities in life are getting more expensive.

Reflecting economic circumstances for water utilities in countless American cities and towns, single-family residential water prices in 30 major U.S. cities have gone up an average of 7.3 percent during the last year and 17.9 percent since 2010, when Circle of Blue began collecting pricing data. The median increase was 7.8 percent over the last year.

http://www.circleofblue.org/waternews/2012/world/the-price-of-water-2012-18-percent-rise-since-2010-7-percent-over-last-year-in-30-major-u-s-cities/

The Price of Water 2012
 by JW

Another indicator that the cost of basic necessities in life are getting more expensive.

Reflecting economic circumstances for water utilities in countless American cities and towns, single-family residential water prices in 30 major U.S. cities have gone up an average of 7.3 percent during the last year and 17.9 percent since 2010, when Circle of Blue began collecting pricing data. The median increase was 7.8 percent over the last year.

http://www.circleofblue.org/waternews/2012/world/the-price-of-water-2012-18-percent-rise-since-2010-7-percent-over-last-year-in-30-major-u-s-cities/

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