Tag Archives: debt

Greek Ouzo and the CDS Puppetmaster

Posted on February 9, 2010 by stacyherbert| 118 Comments

Stacy Summary: Two different takes on the Greek crisis at the moment.

Greek Ouzo Crisis Escalates Into Global Margin Call

The CDS PuppetMaster Behind it All

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Tagged debt, greece

‘Fatal’ Greece? Speculative attacks and fleeing funds

Posted on January 29, 2010 by stacyherbert| 96 Comments

Stacy Summary: Good morning.

Greek PM warns of speculators are attacking Greece as weak link in euro

Funds flee Greece as Germany warns of ‘fatal’ Eurozone crisis

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Tagged bonds, debt, germany, greece

Rashomon in Desert, Civilization Shift in Gold

Posted on November 28, 2009 by stacyherbert| 106 Comments

Stacy Summary: Another day, but a looooonnnnng week to go for those holding Dubai debt!

Rashomon in the desert

Where the Dubai fall out will land

China, Gold & the Civilization Shift

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Debt that dare not speak its name while insider trading talks loud & clear

Posted on May 20, 2009 by stacyherbert| 35 Comments

Stacy Summary: We record On the Edge on Wednesday for Friday air date. So, sorry for the delay in posting. But here you go – Another day of confusing billions with millions and vice versa. Another day of blatant insider trading. And another day in which nothing will be done about it. What are your thoughts on the likelihood of anyone under 75 ever getting a pension in the US? Right now, those receiving public pension seem to be one of the lucky ones receiving enforceable through taxation benefits, but how long do you think those will last?

The debt that dare not speaks its name (h/t Snoopdiddy)

Where are the cops to arrest those trading on inside information on Bank of America (BAC) ??

Credit Suisse trying to evict bad debtor from $30 million Mayfair home

Gold investment demand TRIPLES in first quarter

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation’s deficit triples

Updates:

Trading while drunk not allowed in bear markets

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Tagged bac, bank of america, debt, gold, insider trading, pbgc

Max Keiser Blog: A Bad Case of Paralytic Debt Poisoning

Posted on April 1, 2009 by stacyherbert| 15 Comments

The latest piece on Huffington Post

A red tide of toxic debt has poisoned the nation’s financial system. And the American taxpayers are paralyzed as the financial oligarchs brazenly plunder their Fed and Treasury pockets.

The collateralized debt obligations, the credit default swaps, the mortgage backed securities and other debt instruments were, of course, only able to bloom to toxic levels in an environment overly rich in the necessary nutrients (deregulation, lax oversight, etc.).

And we over-fed the debt markets because we had lost our real wealth and incomes since the end of the gold standard and the beginning of financial deregulation. And the subsequent explosion in personal debt has left us further unable to respond to the financial meltdown. Without the resources to survive on our own incomes, we had grown ever more dependent on the very debt choking off the oxygen to our real economy.