On the Edge with Max Keiser – Yeah!! Oh Yeah!

9 Responses to On the Edge with Max Keiser – Yeah!! Oh Yeah!

1. Max Power | June 1, 2009 at 5:41 pm |

   I find your Friday placement on PRESS TV very strategic — it would like being put on every Sunday on Vatican TV for example.

   Did BBC World put you on WED’s GMT (?) — I cannot remember.

   I have no clear idea of the internal finance system turmoil that this crisis has caused in Iran — but the drop in oil prices and the USD as a currency demolishing itself cannot be good for the Persian economy.

   Although a lot of your analysis may not reach the average middle class person in Persia — it will trickle back into the decision making processes of Goverment … so I am only left to conclude that the moral backbone of Persia has (in essence) flexed itself to adapt to the new global finance situation.

   Although I will not go as far as saying that you are ‘more moral’ than the Economists that Iran has available to it — you have become necessary to keep them honest.

2. harry_w | June 1, 2009 at 1:43 pm |

   marcus,

   I agree, Steve Keen’s analysis is invaluable.

   His Debtwatch site, and the lectures that I’ve read are all excellent. Clearly argued, and very well sourced.

   http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/lectures/

   I first tripped across his site promoting his book:

   http://www.debunkingeconomics.com/

   “[It] details the many critiques which have been made of economic theory by economists, in a fashion which is accessible to the intelligent non-economist”

   Most intersting for his critique of Marx’s Labour Theory of Value (i.e. what produced ‘wealth’), and his attempt to combine an amended Marxist analysis with Keynes in order to offer “a foundation for a viable rival to neoclassical economics”:
   http://www.debunkingeconomics.com/Marx/index.htm

3. kiwi davy von germany | June 1, 2009 at 9:24 am |

   Like it! How is it backwards ? >> Max implodes to do show, and then off again …. run clip normal. Now so many special forces and spooks and mad dogs roaming world we all gotta get used to such, or ….

4. Mother Earth | June 1, 2009 at 9:13 am |

   Inspired me to make this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdPGzLKehbg

5. marcus | June 1, 2009 at 8:09 am |

   something by the fall ,.’.middle class revolt ‘ lets hope so http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWTvzOtu9i8

6. marcus | June 1, 2009 at 7:51 am |

   a good site to do with economy in australia for those that may be interested ?, a website hosted by Professor Keen[western suburbs university sydney ,a very good working class university ] one of the few economists in australia trying to warn people of consequences debt bubble [2 trillion dollars private debt , 300 billion public debt , 165 % debt ratio to gdp etc.] the mentality here that its “all different here.”..no one in australia seems to want to listen ,pity.as he is someone with something to say that’s worth listening to.his views are presented by msm here as a bit of a ‘novelty item’ before or after the sport and what’s on at the zoo. link to Professor Keens site, debt watch australia: http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/

7. Phil | June 1, 2009 at 6:32 am |

   LOL … great Intro …. did the CIA just take you out ?
   “Oh yeah” heard in the background…. as they drag Max away.
   

8. Phil | June 1, 2009 at 6:28 am |

   WSJ: Travelers and Cisco to join Dow 30, replacing Citigroup and GM, effective June 8.

   http://online.wsj.com/public/page/news-oil-gold-commodities.html

   Wow .. how convenient .. yet again !
   They did something similar last year as wel IIRC.
   S&P500 ditto !

   No wonder the DJIA is NOT at 4000 yet !
   

   PS:
   It makes me laugh the way the US talking heads keep Flag-Waving their Indics around, as if it means very much anyway !

9. Mike2liverpool | June 1, 2009 at 5:11 am |

   I find Max having his laptop in front of him makes it look a bit “Low rent”. Max is talking to you, then he off into his laptop…….He needs to learn from Cramer.

   Mike