MMM-127: Debtors Prison Blues
New song. Yu got his wish. Freddie and Fannie. DEFLATION. More Representatives? Apple, meh. Vixy.net YouTube ripper.
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Topics in this week’s show include:
- “Debtors Prison Blues” inspired by Johnny Cash’s “Folsom Prison Blues”
- Looks like Yu Yongding got his wish, eh? Good for you, Yu.
- Comment on Freddie and Fannie:
- Why did foreign markets rally so big after the bailout? It is because they were the ones bailed out!
- FDIC Bank Failure count: 7
- Small US banks may fail though.
- Bond King Bill Gross wanted the bailout,
- and here’s an interview of Gross with Tom Keane,
- and on CNBC he said PIMCO made billion$ on the day the gobmint took over FNM and FRE.
- Jim Rogers: US is more communist than China now
- What is going on with commodities? DEFLATION!
- Ron Paul says gold can defend against aggressive government monetary policies that threaten to inflate away the value of your life savings.
- Constitutional Minute: Article 1, Sections 1&2. I wonder what the Founding Fathers would think of the representative to citizen ratio of 1:689,655 we have now versus the 1:60,606 they had back then?
- Apple announcements. meh. iTunes 8 with Genius. meh. No new MacBooks. No iTablet.
- Tool: Vixy.net (YouTube ripper)
- Liking Google Chrome!
- Cover art is the Second Bank of the United States in Philadelphia
- Learning Earning segment: Historical stock price databases, like CRSP
- Guru: James Turk see his article about Gold (also listen von Michael Badnarik, look for show #352 on 20080902)
- Nouriel Roubini says we are now the USSRA
Music from music.podshow.com:
ALTA PLAZA – XRAY DOGS
Money Control – Voide
Runaway Train – Under Feather
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