Monday, 9 August 2010


Wheat Crisis Threatens Inflationary Timebomb, Food Riots
Russia's ban on wheat exports following widespread fires in the country sent food prices skyrocketing by 19 per cent in just a single week as fears grow that global volatility in foodstuffs and commodities could lead to a worldwide inflationary timebomb accompanied by widespread food riots.




It was only a month ago that the Dow closed at 9686. From there it started to move back up again as insiders learned of the Fed’s plan to inject $5 trillion into the economy over the next two years. The result has been a run up to 10,674. We figured out what the Fed was up to, but most everyone else did not.

Fed set to downgrade outlook for US
The Horrific Derivatives Bubble That Could One Day Destroy The Entire World Financial System
Albert Edwards Explains How The Leading Indicator Is Already Back Into Recession Territory And Why The Japan “Ice Age” Is Coming
The Economy in Pictures
Consumer Confidence Hits Lowest Level of Year