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Lauren Lyster interviews Keith Weiner on the Capital Account - Gold and Silver Manipulation

As a regular MACRO ANALYTICS Co-Host, Charles Hugh Smith has recorded over 20 session in 2012, each averaging close to 30 slides for over 600 slides and 8-10 hours of viewing. Selecting the highlights is a daunting task.Distilling it down, there are some central messages that are worth taking the time to reinforce. ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE EXPLORED It starts with LIVING WITHIN OUR MEANS. The Critical Importance of SOUND MONEY "It is impossible to grasp the meaning of the idea of sound...

Brown Brothers Harriman's chief currency strategist shares his outlook on currency markets in the wake of QE3 and abroad.

Japan has experienced massive debt buildup, a growing interest payment burden, long term economic stagnation and now an emerging trade deficit. The question posed in this discussion between Gordon T Long and Charles High Smith is: "how has Japan avoided an economc death spiral?". Japan has been a model and case study in stagnation and stimulus spending. Having pioneered ZIRP and Quantitative easing what can we learn from Japan? What are the lessons for the US with a similar...

The importance of SOUND MONEY can not be overstated. The principle of sound money is a central pillar in the protection of the public's constitutional rights, the control of relentless government spending and the restriction of political 'reach' and growth of socialist programs. This fundamental guiding tenet was well understood prior to the founding of the US Federal Reserve in 1913 and its modern day foray into untested and unsound money concepts such as ZIRP and Quantitative Easing The...

The Triffin's Paradox is a theory that when a national currency also serves as an international reserve currency, there could be conflicts of interest between short-term domestic and long-term international economic objectives. This dilemma was first identified by Belgian-American economist Robert Triffin in the 1960s, who pointed out that the country whose currency foreign nations wish to hold (the global reserve currency) must be willing to supply the world with an extra supply of its...

Global Head of Currency Strategy, Marc Chandler from Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., talks about the global economy about what can be done to reduce risk in international financial markets and contribute to a faster global recovery, as well as the main sources of market concern and volatility- Eurozone debt crisis, US debt and the slowdown in Asia and EM's. Chandler speaks with DukascopyTV journalist, Rowena Harris-Doughty on DukascopyTV.

check us out on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/CapitalAccount Follow us @ http://twitter.com/laurenlyster http://twitter.com/coveringdelta Welcome to Capital Account. US President Obama returned to the campaign trail today, holding his first post-Sandy event. As we head into the last few days of the presidential race, we ask Bill Bonner, bestselling author and founder of Agora financial what he thinks the biggest issues on the electoral agenda should be. Considering the problems facing...

Utah Festival Opera, 2012 Carla Hanson, Jeffrey Snider Karen Keltner, cond. Jack Shouse, director