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Summary: The McAlvany Weekly Commentary provides investors with valuable monetary, economic, geo-political and financial information that cannot be found on Wall Street. With economic expert and host David McAlvany, you will be given a solid strategy of wealth preservation for your financial and retirement assets while living in an unstable economy.
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About this week’s show: -Governments always indulge in inflation -Inflation destroys trust in more than money -Unlimited credit creation the new “printing.” -Be sure to read, What is Real Money About Adam Fergusson: Adam Fergusson is a British journalist, author and Conservative Party politician who served one term in the European Parliament (MEP). He has remained involved in the field of European Union affairs since, as a Special Adviser to Conservative governments and as a business consultant. Among other books, he wrote When Money Dies, a classic account of hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic. It deals with not only the economic impacts that hyperinflation had upon society in the Weimar Republic, but also the way that society itself changed. First published in 1975, When Money Dies was hailed as a cult classic in the wake of the Financial crisis of 2007-2010, with copies changing hands on eBay for up to $1000. As a result, When Money Dies was republished in July 2010, becoming an internet sensation after allegedly being commended by financier, Warren Buffett.
About this week’s show: U.S. Tightening to be a Hangman’s Noose in Europe Massive Selloff coming in the Emerging Markets Putin’s True threat to the West: Cyber Attack About the guest: Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is the international business editor of the Daily Telegraph. A long-time opponent of the EU’s constitution and monetary union, he was the Europe correspondent in Brussels for the Telegraph from 1999 to 2004.
About this week’s show: -Confidence and ignorance driving current market -Filling the Iraqi vacuum: Sunni or Shiite? -What is the cost of holding the U.S. Dollar?
About this week’s show: -Argentina default: Eighth time’s a charm! -U.S. on Armenia/Azerbaijan: It’s still about oil -Interest rates rising: 2015-2045
About this week’s show: -100 years since “The War to End All Wars.” -Mexican junk bonds…the new T-Bill…Really? -Putin confidant: ”There is war coming in Europe.”
About this week’s show: -Bretton Woods Agreement & IMF 70 this week -BRICS unite! – IMF no longer the only option -Is your money market fund the “Newest Bailout?”
About this week’s show: – Corporate cannibalism is not organic growth – Basel questions perceived stability – Lehmans to Lehmanade: Still in trouble
About this week’s show: -The attempt to re-create the Caliphate -1,400 years of tension between Sunni & Shiite -Gold in Fort Knox, is it a just a fairy tale?
About this week’s show: -Inflation: Time to start counting food and fuel -Does the “Inner Circle” want a return to Iraq? -Efficient market hypothesis: Could it be wrong?
About this week’s show: -July 1st, dollar debacle? -Bloomberg identifies new bond risks -Manipulated markets: risk compounded
About this week’s show: -70 years since freedom was saved -Courage and heroism of the average Joe -Super Mario takes interest rates negative
Dangers to Liberty & Property Rights The Shift of Educational Pathways Revolutions on the Horizon
About this week’s show: -Mike Gallagher interviews David McAlvany -The dollar has lost 96% in 100 years -Financial repression robs the retired
About this week’s show: -Mike Gallagher interviews David McAlvany -The dollar has lost 96% in 100 years -Financial repression robs the retired
About the guest: Andrew Smithers founded Smithers & Co in 1989. Before that he ran S G Warburg’s asset management business for many years (now part of Merrill Lynch Investment Managers/BlackRock). A regular financial commentator and columnist, and author of several academic publications, he co-authored Valuing Wall Street: Protecting Wealth in Turbulent Markets His most recent book was published in September 2013 and is entitled, The Road to Recovery: How and Why Economic Policy Must Change
