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A weekly excerpt from the subscription issue of The International Forecaster, taken from Bob Chapman's weekly publication.
October 13th, 2009 - Bankruptcy is changing the shape of America. This infographic shows the size of the states relative to the amount of bankruptcies filed in the last year.
October 13th, 2009 - The Youtube video that has quickly become the most watched web video in Russia. The highest levels of government are exposed on Youtube for defrauding a hedge fund of $230 Million.
October 10th, 2009 - More signs of deterioration in unemployment indicators, devaluing to deal with debt, Treasury assumptions just too rosy, credit crisis widens the gap between rich and poor and crunches the middle class, state bills pile up, house valuations drop
October 7th, 2009 - Unemployment numbers belie the announced recovery, credit card interest still killing consumers, market changes the balance over manipulation, economic recovery not possible without a manufacturing base, dollar abandoned worldwide, a second downturn is forecast
October 3rd, 2009 - Bear rally soon over, foreclosures threaten everything, tax slaves become debt slaves, profits privatized and losses socialized, Greenspan sees a dire situation, job losses reported, insiders know how to profit from all the debt
September 30th, 2009 - G20 amuses us, policy changes end national sovereignty, fighting off a deflationary depression, trillion dollar shortfalls, uptick in market does not represent recovery, fixes and funds not reaching new entrants of the workforce, DC more dangerous than Iraq, it turns out.
September 26th, 2009 - Retail season expected to come up short, 7 trillion for debt issuances in September, Paulson and his friends in the market, taxpayers wont get TARP money back, Baltic dry declines after spike, consumer sentiment reported as bouyant after lows, G20 makes new promises.Some gain after so much pain in markets,
September 23rd, 2009 - Fed the only creator of stability currently, subprime crisis not over, expect a tidal wave of losses for years to come, Fed crassly believes new monetization isnt new money, but Fed is really creating inflation, a coming winter of discontent, cuts to T-bill purchases
September 19th, 2009 - we wonder if the recession - depression has really ended, delusions of grandeur among monetary policymakers, sudden rises followed by sudden collapses, bad moves for the economy to force gold and silver down that could also fail, end to market funds guarantees, capital continues to flee,
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