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Gold to Silver Ratio the Highest in Nearly 30 Years(thesoundingline.com)
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A Fake Recovery Is Worse Than a Healthy Recession(thesoundingline.com)
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Gold-to-Oil Ratio Now the Highest on Record(thesoundingline.com)
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The Federal Government Workforce Is Growing at the Fastest Pace in a Decade(thesoundingline.com)
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Decade Prior to the ‘Great Inflation’ Saw Lower Inflation Than the Past Decade(thesoundingline.com)
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Coronavirus: What to Make of Discrepancies in Official Statistics(thesoundingline.com)
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
To cut through all the econ BS, basically because they stopped doing it for a while and markets went down a lot, then short term (overnight) lending rates start to spike higher and they freaked out.
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
The Federal Reserve (the Fed), the central bank of the United States, prints money and buys the national debt (treasuries) in order to increase bank reserves and stimulate the economy. The Fed is doing this to such an extent that they are n
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The Fed Has Bought 70% of Net Treasury Issuance Since October(thesoundingline.com)
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Fed’s Balance Sheet Has Shrunk $20B Since the Start of January(thesoundingline.com)
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Barring Financial Crisis, Federal Spending Is Growing at Fastest Pace Since 1985(thesoundingline.com)
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Germany Spends More on Soda Than Importing Natural Gas from Russia(thesoundingline.com)
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Interest Expense on the National Debt to Rise at Fastest Rate Ever in 2020(thesoundingline.com)
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How to Boost Your Country’s GDP Figures Like China(thesoundingline.com)
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Broad Money Growth in US the Fastest Since 2008, 40% Above Average Since 1968(thesoundingline.com)
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The Fed’s Balance Sheet Surged by $112B in December(thesoundingline.com)
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
Yes, instead of 2019, it is now forecast to be 2020, as in the year that starts two days from now. It only ran a $1 billion surplus in 2019.
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Social Security Trust Fund Is Going to Start Irreversibly Drawing Down in 2020(thesoundingline.com)
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Entitlement Spending per Household Exceeds the Poverty Line in the US(thesoundingline.com)
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Map: Whether Every Country Imports More from China, the EU, or the US(thesoundingline.com)
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US Trade Deficit with China Has Shrunk 15% So Far in 2019(thesoundingline.com)
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How Fast Does the US Need to Grow to Keep Up with the National Debt?(thesoundingline.com)
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
Companies could do double the R&D that they are doing, but nonetheless, they are doing more than before
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US R&D Spending Has Reached a Post War Record High(thesoundingline.com)
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Whether Every Country Imports More from China, the US, or Germany(thesoundingline.com)
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Yet Again, the Actual Deficit Is as Big as the Entire Discretionary Budget(thesoundingline.com)
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Why Pension Funds Are Destined to Go Insolvent in One Chart(thesoundingline.com)
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Negative Rates Are Stark Reminder That a High Cost of Capital Is Not the Problem(thesoundingline.com)
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
+1 million
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by baronmunchausen 7y ago
Corporate debt-to-GDP has never been higher

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