#cullen roche

[alimennova]

Cullen Roche, para los optimistas http://ift.tt/2yUYnh9 Cullen Roche tiene un post aquí que dará un subido a … https://t.co/xES18U85NV

Cullen Roche, para los optimistas https://t.co/ImYuhgAN1U  Cullen Roche tiene un post aquí que dará un subido a … https://t.co/xES18U85NV

— MhablaN (@mhablan) October 19, 2017

[rtamerica-blog]

Boom Bust with Erin Ade and Edward Harrison http://www.hulu.com/watch/720633 Peter Joseph On the Infinite Growth Paradigm, Roche On Lower Returns Erin is joined by Peter Joseph – filmmaker and founder of The #ZeitgeistMovement. After the break, Erin sits down with Cullen Roche to discuss how much #studentdebt is holding back the #millennial generation from adding to consumer demand growth.

[fritfilter]

Good resource

[alzheimersreadingroom]

Is The Banking System Back To 2008?

Amplify’d from seekingalpha.com

Recently there has been some discussion about the stress showing up in the banking system. Cullen Roche at Pragmatic Capitalism pointed out that the CDS market in the selected European banks is showing higher levels of stress than 2008:

Don Fishbach pointed out that the average CDS level for US banks is higher than levels seen in March 2008, which is worse than the Bear Stearns peak but lower than the worse stress seen during the Lehman Crisis:

See more at seekingalpha.com

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[thedeeppost-blog]

"The result is fewer Bill Gates’s (real job producers) and more Gordon Gekkos (company destroyers).  The wealth gap grows as Wall Street’s incomes explode, Wall Street deregulates and the result is a weak middle class, rising inflation (largely thanks to the wealth disparity), a debt bubble that results from the middle class trying to sustain their standard of living (“keeping up with the Jones’s!), and ultimately a crash that turns what should have been a garden style recession into a near depression as Wall Street takes advantage of the zero collateral laws to leverage themselves up to the hilt in their never ending search for profit maximization and ultimately even greater pay."

Now we all suffer because of this cannibalization of capitalism.

One of my favorite sites for financial education.  I'd have to say I have learned more about our monetary system through this blog than any other source.  Cullen does an outstanding job!