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Could a Greek Tragedy Morph into a Lehman Meltdown?

April 28, 2010 by Gary Dorsch

In an eerie sense of déjà vu, German finance minister Wolfgang

Schauble pleaded with his country’s citizens on April 20th to back a

joint EU-IMF bail out for Greece worth up to €45-billion, warning that

failure to act would risk another global financial meltdown.

“We cannot allow the bankruptcy of a Euro member state like

Greece to turn into a second Lehman Brothers,” he told Der Spiegel.

“Greece’s debts are all in Euros, and it isn’t clear who holds how much

of those debts. The consequences of a national bankruptcy would be

incalculable. Full article


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Financial Sense Online Editorials

04/28 How Much Is This Recovery Going to Cost? by Justice Litle
04/28 Mongolian Dreams by Scott MacDonald
04/27 Shale gas – miracle pill or empty promise? by Puru Saxena
04/26 Chris Powell Replies to Jeffrey M. Christian by Chris Powell
04/26 The Recovery Rally Continues by Paul Nolte
04/26 How to Channel an Impulse Wave on a Price Chart by

Elliott Wave Int.
04/26 Agri-Food Thoughts by Ned Schmidt
04/26 Th*nk*ng (Justice) by Fred Cederholm
04/26 George Soros and the next financial crisis by Clif Droke
04/23 Erik Townsend responds to Chris Powell by Erik Townsend
04/23 Jeffrey M. Christian Responds to Chris Powell by

Jeffrey M. Christian
04/23 Advance-Decline Lines Strong by Carl Swenlin
04/23 Goldman Sachs Charged With Fraud, Part 3

by Elliott Wave Int.
04/23 Will Gold be bolstered by the Goldman Sachs Fraud case?

by Julian Phillips
04/23 A Short Philosophy of History by J. R. Nyquist
04/23 We’re All Comrades Now by David Galland
04/22 Gold Stocks: Math Today, Magic Tomorrow by Jeff Clark
04/21 Goldman Sachs Charged With Fraud, Part 2 by Elliott Wave Int.
04/21 Canada Sounds the Alarm by Bill Powers
04/21 If Sherlock Holmes Were an Investor by Matthew Millar
04/20 A Reply to Eric Townsend by Chris Powell
04/20 Nuts! by James Quinn
04/20 Shale by the Pail: Europe Shakes Its Fist at Russian Hegemony

by Marin Katusa
04/19 Debunking the Precious Metals Fearmongering Campaign

by Erik Townsend
04/19 Goldman Sachs Fraud Aftermath by Paul Nolte
04/19 Goldman Sachs Charged With Fraud, Part I

by Elliott Wave Int.
04/19 Gold Thoughts by Ned Schmidt
04/19 Breaking Down the Major China ETFs by Justice Litle
04/19 Th*nk*ng (Warnings) by Fred Cederholm
04/19 Long- vs. Short-Term Stock Market P/E Ratios by Bob Bronson

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Financial Sense University Editorials

04/28 Fascist Boogie Man by Steve Doré
04/28 A “V” Shaped Recovery in Inflation by Michael Pento
04/28 All Aboard the Gold Train as Recognition Move Approaches

by Trendsman
04/28 U.S. Stocks Rebounding after Asian Markets Bottom

by Brewer Futures
04/27 Implications of Chinese yuan Appreciation

by Axel Merk & Kieran Osborne
04/27 S&P 500 Earnings Beating Estimates by Hans Wagner
04/26 Gold & Silver: Market Wrap Week Ending April 23

by Doug Gnazzo
04/26 Dollars and Deficits by Dr. James Glenn
04/26 Market Psychology by Gary Tanashian
04/26 Bureaucracy Backfire by Captain Hook
04/26 The Epic Economic Battle of Our Time by Paul Mladjenovic
04/26 Dollars and Deficits by Dr. James Glenn
04/26 Uranium Market Overview by Lawrence Roulston
04/26 Let no Incumbent Survive (the next Three Elections)

by Mike Endres
04/26 Climbing The Wall of Worry by Warren Bevan
04/26 The Six Key Drivers of Emerging Markets

by Frank Holmes
04/26 On the Brink of an Asset Explosion, II by Toby Connor
04/23 Extend & Pretend: Is the US facing a Cash Crunch?

Gordon T Long
04/23 How the Banks Print Their Money by Adrian Ash
04/23 Why Are US Stocks & The US Dollar Rising?

by Investment Score
04/23 Mendacity Antidotes for Profit & Protection

by Deepcaster
04/23 To Peg or Not to Peg? by Peter Schiff
04/23 And the spin goes on by Tony Cherniawski
04/23 There Needs To Be Consequences by Sy Harding
04/23 Gold and Silver – Big moves ahead! by Peter Degraaf
04/22 Gold, Silver, Oil & SP500 Trading Charts

by Chris Vermeulen
04/22 Asking a Better Question About Who to Blame for

the Financial Crisis by Tim Iacono
04/22 Reports of Our Recovery Are Greatly Exaggerated

by John Browne
04/22 The Devaluation of the US Dollar by Jim Willie
04/22 The Next Crisis. And the next…and havens

by Christopher Laird
04/21 When Will Gold Make its Next Big Move? by Trendsman
04/21 Cash Futures, Physical Forwards, and

London Gold's "100-to-1 Leverage" by Paul Tustain
04/21 Money supply metrics, the Austrian take by Michael Pollaro
04/20 Dollar, Gold and Silver by Sol Palha
04/20 Are there more Cockroaches in the Kitchen by Hans Wagner
04/19 Britain's Accelerating Trend Towards High Inflation

by Nadeem Walayat
04/19 The Strong Hand Theory by Toby Connor
04/19 Gold & Silver: Market Wrap Week Ending April 16

by Doug Gnazzo
04/19 German Windfall Profits From Exiting The Euro

by Daniel Amerman
04/19 The Policies of Insolvency by Ty Andros
04/19 This Gold Bullion Index Comes With a Twist

by Lorimer Wilson
04/19 Bull Market Struggling to Maintain Momentum by Brewer Futures
04/19 Hold That Train by Warren Bevan
04/19 Precious Metals Slow Motion Lottery Ticket by Captain Hook
04/19 Bond Crash to Drive Gold by Neil Charnock


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PFS Group

Client Only Meeting 7 November 2009 Excerpt 3

Segment 3: Monetary Theory of Asset Prices

In this segment we'll talk about how increases in money supply

flow through the markets and create asset bubbles.

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PFS Group
Client Only Meeting 7 November 2009 Excerpts

Segment 1: The Fourth Turning

In this segment we'll discuss how we're at a critical turning point in history.

Segment 2: Business Boom & Bust Cycles: Their Impact on Financial Markets

In this segment we'll walk through some past "crashes" and see how they're the same, or how they're different, from what's going on in today's markets.

Segment 3: Monetary Theory of Asset Prices

In this segment we'll talk about how increases in money supply flow through the markets and create asset bubbles.

Forecoming

Segment 4: Inflation and the Fall of the Roman Empire: Lessons for Today

In this segment we'll talk about a culture and a time in history that I think is very similar to our own. We think there are some warning signs in this example we can learn from.

Segment 5: The Statistical Recovery

In this segment we discuss how the statistics that are being quoted as "proof" that our economy is in recovery aren't showing what's really happening.

Segment 6: The Headwinds of Debt and Credit

In this segment we discuss how the shortage of available credit, and the high levels of existing debt, will continue to drag on our economy for years to come.

Segment 7: Government Spending: Unsustainable

In this segment we discuss how US government budget plans are going to create deficits that will be so big that the only way out will be to devalue the dollar.

Segment 8: Inflation, Deflation, & the Role of Money

In this segment we'll show how, all throughout history, increases in money supply always lead to inflation.