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Economic Analysis and Charts of Global Markets, by Gary Dorsch

Nov 27, 2008, Interview with Jim Puplava on "Quantitive Easing"

"Quantitative Easing" is Hallucinogenic, December 17, 2008
American bankers are so fearful of a replay of the 1930’s Great Depression, they've finally reached the point of “No-return,” – lending $30-billion to Uncle Sam at a rock-bottom interest rate of zero-percent. But remember, “The Fed can guarantee cash benefits as far out, and at whatever size you like, but we cannot guarantee their purchasing power,” warned former Fed chief, “Easy” Al Greenspan.

Central Banks Open the Floodgates to fight Deflation, Dec 3, 2008
While government and media commentators are still attempting to assure the public that there could be no repeat of the 1930’s Depression, the commodity markets are telling a different story. Now, amid global investor panic and uncertainties, traders are getting out of riskier assets, and looking for safer havens. .

Can Central Bankers Prevent a Great Depression? Nov 18, 2008
The dreaded “D” words – “Deflation and Depression,” are whispered quietly by the “Group of 20” central bankers, behind closed doors. Traditional monetary tools are not working, because banks are hoarding cash. There is no light at the end of the tunnel until home prices finally stop falling, and banks can stop writing-off big losses.

After Shocks from the October Meltdown, Nov 6, 2008
October is famous for stock markets crashes, - the Crash of 1929, “Black Monday” 1987, the Asian Contagion crash in October 1997, and the Sub-Prime crash of October 2008. At its lowest point in October 2008, the meltdown in equities around the world erased $12 trillion of market value for the month and $31 trillion from a year earlier.

Weapons of Financial Mass Destruction, October 8th
The latest downward spiral in the global commodity and stock markets, coinciding with several high profile bank failures, is conjuring up fears of the Great Depression of the 1930’s. Many financial companies are on the hook for risky credit-default swaps, while yen carry traders are dumping their speculative positions in foreign stock markets.

Is the "Commodity Super Cycle" Dead or Alive? August 20
In the game of commodity and FX trading, one must be quick on the trigger, and have the skills of a psycho-analyst,, in order to anticipate the next major move. “You must never delude yourself into thinking that you’re investing, when you’re speculating."

New Buzzword in Commodities "Demand Destruction," August 6,
Jesse Livermore used to say, “Remember, the market is designed to fool most of the people most of the time. Sometimes, the market will go contrary to what speculators have predicted. At these times, speculators must abandon their predictions and follow the action of the market. Never argue with the tape. Markets are never wrong, but opinions often are. I only try to react to what the market is telling me by its behavior."

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