From Their Lips To No One’s Ears
I thought this one needed a separate notation, though the same subject as the previous article. We’re still talking about the foreign repo pool, or monetary policy’s original reverse repo. It’s basically a way for [...]
When You Can’t Hear Yourself: The Other Reverse Repo
A lot of times, what becomes most frustrating about all of this eurodollar business is trying to get other people out of the conventional mindset to open up to the idea that there is something [...]
How Do You Know If Your Financial Adviser Is Acting In Your Best Interest?
How do you know if your financial adviser is acting in your best interest? It’s ashamed that the question even has to be asked—but it does. Are you truly working with a financial adviser, or [...]
Federal Funds Is Not Falling With The Rest of Them
It’s difficult a lot of times to easily and succinctly describe what’s going on inside a monetary system that; 1. Spans the entire world, easily jumping across if not erasing geographical boundaries; 2. Is located [...]
Baoshang Isn’t China’s Lehman, So Why Does April 17 Show Up All Over Global Markets?
One month ago, on May 24, Chinese regulators stunned the world by announcing the first bank restructuring in modern China’s history. Based in Inner Mongolia, Baoshang Bank was seized because of what the PBOC and [...]
Japan’s Bellwether On Nasty #4
One reason why Japanese bond yields are approaching records like their German counterparts is the global economy indicated in Japan’s economic accounts. As in Germany, Japan is an outward facing system. It relies on the [...]
Globally Synchronized (Bond Yields)
If you have nothing left, it can sound like a winning argument but you have to really try hard enough. In October 2015, with another false dawn dawning on the public, former Federal Reserve Chairman [...]
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