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Gary Edwards

Doug Casey: All Banks Are Bankrupt - Casey Research - 1 views

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    This interview should be must reading for every citizen of this world.  Doug Casey lays it out, explaining in the simplest of terms the problem of corrupt governments and banksters.  Put this RSS feed right next to Sir Charles' Priced In Gold" blog as essential to start your day with reading. excerpt: "Anyone with any sense should withdraw whatever cash they have in European banks, whether in euros or any other currency, immediately. Cyprus demonstrated that governments are quite willing and able to confiscate money sitting in a bank account in order to preserve the banking system. We live in Bizarro World. L: Why would it spread? Cyprus was said to be particularly vulnerable because of its strong Greek connections; Cypriot banks had bought of lot Greek debt. Would people in Luxembourg be as exposed? Doug: All banks are in effect creatures of the state at this point. They all own a lot of government bonds, which are considered the most secure form of capital. Of course, that's the opposite of the truth; all these governments are bankrupt as well. The Greek government is just more overtly bankrupt than most. Actually, we should take a minute here to discuss what a properly run banking system looks like. Historically, banks offered two types of accounts: demand deposits and time deposits. Demand deposits are what we call checking accounts today, but the original idea was that you'd pay your bank to store your money securely, and you had the right to "demand" your deposit back immediately, and to transfer funds via check. The idea of time deposits, which became savings accounts, was that the bank would pay you interest when you deposited your money with them for a specific period of time. That's why it's called a "time" deposit; you lent the bank your money for a given time, as did other depositors, and the banks would always know how much money they could lend out - at higher interest rates. Furthermore, loans made against time deposits were always short term
Gary Edwards

Jim Kunstler's 2014 Forecast - Burning Down The House | Zero Hedge - 0 views

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    Incredible must read analysis. Take away: the world is going to go "medevil". It's the only way out of this mess. Since the zero hedge layout is so bad, i'm going to post as much of the article as Diigo will allow: Jim Kunstler's 2014 Forecast - Burning Down The House Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/06/2014 19:36 -0500 Submitted by James H. Kunstler of Kunstler.com , Many of us in the Long Emergency crowd and like-minded brother-and-sisterhoods remain perplexed by the amazing stasis in our national life, despite the gathering tsunami of forces arrayed to rock our economy, our culture, and our politics. Nothing has yielded to these forces already in motion, so far. Nothing changes, nothing gives, yet. It's like being buried alive in Jell-O. It's embarrassing to appear so out-of-tune with the consensus, but we persevere like good soldiers in a just war. Paper and digital markets levitate, central banks pull out all the stops of their magical reality-tweaking machine to manipulate everything, accounting fraud pervades public and private enterprise, everything is mis-priced, all official statistics are lies of one kind or another, the regulating authorities sit on their hands, lost in raptures of online pornography (or dreams of future employment at Goldman Sachs), the news media sprinkles wishful-thinking propaganda about a mythical "recovery" and the "shale gas miracle" on a credulous public desperate to believe, the routine swindles of medicine get more cruel and blatant each month, a tiny cohort of financial vampire squids suck in all the nominal wealth of society, and everybody else is left whirling down the drain of posterity in a vortex of diminishing returns and scuttled expectations. Life in the USA is like living in a broken-down, cob-jobbed, vermin-infested house that needs to be gutted, disinfected, and rebuilt - with the hope that it might come out of the restoration process retaining the better qualities of our heritage.
Teresa Carter

Long Term Installment Loans- Appropriate Monetary Aid Available Online Easily With Simp... - 0 views

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    Long Term Installment Loans are especially designed for low credit people who want direct money from lender to resolve their fiscal emergency without any lengthy procedure. Irrespective of good or low credit records, everyone can apply for this financial loan scheme via online mode from anywhere anytime and obtained money with simple and flexible terms and conditions.
Teresa Carter

Long Term Repayment Loans- Quick Monetary Relief For Urgency Situation Without Any Delay - 0 views

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    You can borrow sufficient cash support with the help of long term repayment loans and enjoy a loan reimbursement period longer than other loans. If you are having low credit score then you credit score is not going to be harmful to your chances of borrowing money through these loans scheme.
Teresa Carter

Long Term Cash Loans- Derive Quick Cash Support Via Online Mode in Easy Manner! - 0 views

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    Long term cash loans are wonderful short term financial alternative made available for the salaried class people in dire need of money which is arises suddenly in their life. So, when you are out of money and need some extra funds to resolve any emergency then you can go with these loans scheme.
Teresa Carter

Long Term Repayment Loans- Best Solution for Your Short Term Emergency Situations! - 0 views

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    Long term repayment loans are a collateral free and faxless monetary aid that is specially designed by the reputed lender. This is best and proper monetary solution for your mid month cash shortage problem. So apply online from anywhere anytime and get stress free approval with affordable repayment option.
Teresa Carter

3 Year Loans- Best Fiscal Aid Available Online to the Low Creditors! - 0 views

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    3 year loans scheme is unsecured form of loan where any people can obtain fast cash support without collateral. We do not involve any kind of lengthy paperwork for your convenience, so with us you can easily get rid of your urgent expenses in hassle free manner. This financial deal is specially designed to fulfill urgent expenditures before next payday without leaving your home.
Teresa Carter

Easiest Approach to Handle Mid Mont Cash Shortage Problem! - 0 views

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    Are salaried class people and looking for effortless monetary aid without disclosing your credit records? If yes, then you can avail long term loans that are one of the ideal options for getting hassle free funds from online lender through internet.
Teresa Carter

3 Year Loans- Quick Cash Advance for Fix Your Monthly Expenses! - 0 views

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    3 Year loans are suitable financial alternative for those people who have adverse credit score and need some urgent bucks from external sources. This is unsecured type of monetary aid so there is no need to fax unnecessary documents and to undergo credit verification against getting loan support.
Teresa Carter

36 Month Loans- Guarantee Of Appropriate Finances To Stand In Sudden Crisis - 0 views

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    36 month loans are long term rapid monetary assistance which is arrange sufficient funds from online lender for needy people
Teresa Carter

Installment Repayment Loans- Get Easy Cash Support Via online Mode without Any Hurdle! - 0 views

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    Installment Repayment Loans are easily available online with affordable terms and conditions. This is simply arranging money to the low credit borrowers without any lengthy procedure. The loan amount deposited borrower's bank account within short time of application.
Teresa Carter

Get Long Term Cash Support With Simple Installment Option - 0 views

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    36 Month Loans arranges hassle free and quick cash support to the all needy applicants for numerous needs and that too easy repayment option. Apply fro these loans scheme via online medium and used money for any personal purpose.
Gary Edwards

"The Burning Platform" by James Quinn. FSO Editorial 02/18/2009 - 0 views

  • “Basically what happens is that after a period of time, economies go through a long-term debt cycle -- a dynamic that is self-reinforcing, in which people finance their spending by borrowing and debts rise relative to incomes and, more accurately, debt-service payments rise relative to incomes. At cycle peaks, assets are bought on leverage at high-enough prices that the cash flows they produce aren't adequate to service the debt. The incomes aren't adequate to service the debt. Then begins the reversal process, and that becomes self-reinforcing, too. In the simplest sense, the country reaches the point when it needs a debt restructuring. We will go through a giant debt-restructuring, because we either have to bring debt-service payments down so they are low relative to incomes -- the cash flows that are being produced to service them -- or we are going to have to raise incomes by printing a lot of money.
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    As Congressional moron after Congressional moron goes on the usual Sunday talk show circuit and says we must stop home prices from falling, I wonder whether these people took basic math in high school. Are they capable of looking at a chart and understanding a long-term average? The median value of a U.S. home in 2000 was $119,600. It peaked at $221,900 in 2006. Historically, home prices have risen annually in line with CPI. If they had followed the long-term trend, they would have increased by 17% to $140,000. Instead, they skyrocketed by 86% due to Alan Greenspan's irrational lowering of interest rates to 1%, the criminal pushing of loans by lowlife mortgage brokers, the greed and hubris of investment bankers and the foolishness and stupidity of home buyers. It is now 2009 and the median value should be $150,000 based on historical precedent. The median value at the end of 2008 was $180,100. Therefore, home prices are still 20% overvalued. Long-term averages are created by periods of overvaluation followed by periods of undervaluation. Prices need to fall 20% and could fall 30%. Instead of allowing the housing market to correct to its fair value, President Obama and Barney Frank will attempt to "mitigate" foreclosures. Mr. Frank has big plans for your tax dollars, "We may need more than $50 billion for foreclosure [mitigation]". What this means is that you will be making your monthly mortgage payment and in addition you will be making a $100 payment per month for a deadbeat who bought more house than they could afford, is still watching a 52 inch HDTV, still eating in their perfect kitchens with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Barney thinks he can reverse the law of supply and demand by throwing your money at the problem. He will succeed in wasting billions of tax dollars and home prices will still fall 20% to 30%. Unsustainably high home prices can not be sustained. I would normally say that even a 3rd grader could understand this conce
Gary Edwards

The Top Twelve Reasons Why You Should Hate the Mortgage Settlement « naked ca... - 0 views

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    Must read stuff.  The Obama Foreclosure Settlement Act is a clever exit strategy for criminal Banksters having committed the most egregious fraud.  A $9 Trillion dollar problem, rife with criminal activities, is settled for a mere $25 Billion, much of which will come out of the taxpayers hide thanks to Fannie and Freddie guarantees.  This deal stinks of typical Obama crony banksterism.  Now we need to watch for how many millions the Banksters pour into the newly authorized Obama Super PACS.  Should be interesting. excerpt: As we've said before, this settlement is yet another raw demonstration of who wields power in America, and it isn't you and me. It's bad enough to see these negotiations come to their predictable, sorry outcome. It adds insult to injury to see some try to depict it as a win for long suffering, still abused homeowners. 1. We've now set a price for forgeries and fabricating documents. It's $2000 per loan. This is a rounding error compared to the chain of title problem these systematic practices were designed to circumvent. The cost is also trivial in comparison to the average loan, which is roughly $180k, so the settlement represents about 1% of loan balances. It is less than the price of the title insurance that banks failed to get when they transferred the loans to the trust. It is a fraction of the cost of the legal expenses when foreclosures are challenged. It's a great deal for the banks because no one is at any of the servicers going to jail for forgery and the banks have set the upper bound of the cost of riding roughshod over 300 years of real estate law....... 12. We'll now have to listen to banks and their sycophant defenders declaring victory despite being wrong on the law and the facts. They will proceed to marginalize and write off criticisms of the servicing practices that hurt homeowners and investors and are devastating communities. But the problems will fester and the housing market will continue to suffer. Inv
Gary Edwards

Predatory lending with a smiley face; How tax payer subsidized "loan modification" prog... - 0 views

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    They say California is a harbinger of the future. If so, we should all be thinking about possible safe havens. The article begins with a description of loan modification seminars attended by the same mortgage brokers whose predatory lending practices got us into this fix. At the seminars, these predators learn how to make even more money off of the exact same clients they pushed off the ledge. It's all about fees and high pressure churning techniques. With one very big difference: Obama is banking on tax payer funded "loan modifications" to help struggling homeowners. The ugly truth is that mortgage brokers are the real winners. Just like mortgage brokers, loan mod companies are under no obligation to act in borrowers' financial interests, short- or long-term. Under California's model contract, which brokers are encouraged to emulate in their dealings with borrowers, almost any change to a mortgage is an acceptable result, whether or not it saves a borrower money. And while the client has to accept the proposed deal in order for the company to get paid in full, the sales forces at these firms are veterans of pressure pitches to people in tough financial situations. Both Carlson and a spokesman for Mortgage Bailout Assistance indicate that their clients almost invariably take the offers they are given. The proverbial fox is helping the hens hold on to their coops, and not just in California. Seventeen states now have laws on the books effectively banning "foreclosure consultants," but most make an exception for mortgage brokers. As consumer complaints about fraudulent loan mod operations proliferate across the country, other government officials, including New York's City Council, are now following California's lead and exploring the creation of an official registry of mod brokers.
Teresa Carter

36 Month Loans- Meet With Small Financial Worries With Quick Finance - 0 views

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    36 month loans are one of the perfect monetary advance that can be borrowed by all kind of loan seekers either low credit or good credit borrowers.
Paul Merrell

Why You Should Care About Predatory Shadow Banking | nsnbc international - 0 views

  • According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the shadow banking industry (SBI) is largely unregulated and functions outside of proper oversight and accountability. The CFPB estimates that the $46 billion payday loan or cash advance industry has no oversight, refuses to give full disclosures of interest and fees involved, and takes an annual percentage of an excess of 300% against borrowers.
  • For the first time the CFPB has suggested regulating the SBI because of their dubious practices and products. The SBI refers to a loan of $500 or less wherein the borrower “provides a personal check dated on their next payday for the full balance or give the lender permission to debit their bank accounts. The total includes charges often ranging from $15 to $30 per $100 borrowed. Interest-only payments, sometimes referred to as rollovers, are common.” The Consumer Federation of America (CFA) counts 32 states in the US that “permit payday loans at triple-digit interest rates, or with no rate cap at all.” Shockingly 80% of payday loans are rolled over within 14 days while an estimated 50% of these loans are “in a sequence at least 10 loans long.” David Silberman, associate director for market research and regulation explained: “Our research has found that what is supposed to be a short-term emergency loan can turn into a long-term and expensive debt trap.”
Teresa Carter

36 Month Loans- Pocket Friendly Financial Alternative Available Online! - 0 views

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    Are you running short of cash in middle or end of the every month? Do you want to get some extra funds from external resources in the form of loans?
Teresa Carter

How To Escape The Debt Trap - 0 views

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    There are plenty of options available for someone who is stuck in debt trap.
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