Somebody Is Messing With The Gold Market
“Zero Hour” is what I call the moment when the price of real, physical Gold starts to break away from […]
View ArticleJPMorgan Reveals It Faces Civil and Criminal Inquiries
Once a darling in regulatory circles, JPMorgan has become a magnet for scrutiny in recent years, drawing attention from at least eight federal agencies, a state regulator and two European nations
View ArticleWhy the JPMorgan Bank Criminal Case Matters to You
Bruno Iskil - the London Whale is not being charged with any crime because there’s no crime in losing money - For heaven’s sake, the Regulators gave the Banks the leeway to do it
View ArticleA Leaky Fix – Fixing Scandals Involving Trillion Dollar Markets
The combined impact of three price fixing scandals in the last 18 months, all involving trillion dollar markets, on consumers, businesses and governments is staggering and has far reaching implications
View ArticleMoney Laundering Exposed As A Key Component Of The Housing Bubble’s “All...
A primary catalyst for the price surge in the ultra-luxury housing segment and the seemingly endless supply of "all cash" buyers - The use of US real estate as a means to Money Laundering of illegal...
View ArticleJPMorgan Agrees to London Whale Fines, Said to Admit Fault
JPMorgan has agreed to pay about $800 million to a host of government agencies and make an admission of wrongdoing - Even so, it seems unlikely that JPMorgan will be able to close the chapter on the...
View ArticleToo Big To Fail Banks Now Bigger Than Ever Before
Six largest banks in the U.S. have gotten 37% larger over the past 5 years - Too Big to Fail Banks made themselves bigger to ensure they will be saved each time, at all costs due to the extensive and...
View ArticleU.S. Justice Department Preparing To Sue JPMorgan
The U.S. Justice Department is preparing to sue JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM) over mortgage bonds it sold in the run-up to the financial crisis, a sign the bank's legal troubles are not yet over.
View ArticleJPMorgan’s Mortgage Settlement May Reach $20 Billion
Ironically, it may be the sins from JPMorgan's pre-crisis legacy closet that will come back to haunt it most painfully, and result in a fine or settlement that could make the London Whale damages seem...
View ArticleThis Could Finally End The TBTF –“Too Big to Fail”
While I’m sure the report won’t draw conclusions or offer solutions, let’s hope it gives the world the ammunition it needs to shoot down the TBTF banks to size, (to preferably the mid-tier regional...
View ArticleJPMorgan Urged to Pay More in Mortgage Deal
After JPMorgan raised its total offer to $11 billion, the disparity in negotiating positions narrowed significantly - And the size of the fine is not the central negotiating point for JPM. JPMorgan is...
View ArticleWorld Bank Whistleblower Karen Hudes Reveals How Global Elite Rule The World
The World Bank, the IMF and central banks such as the Federal Reserve literally control the creation and the flow of money worldwide - This system did not come into being by accident. In fact, the...
View ArticleThe Tragic Truth Behind A Guilty Bank (JPMorgan) Paying A $13 Billion Fine
To JPMorgan Chase, paying $13 billion is nothing more than a “licensing fee.” So what if it’s far and away the largest penalty ever paid to settle a civil investigation? - It doesn’t matter that these...
View ArticleBanks Disparage Gold Ownership and Engage in Largest Financial Crime Spree
As we enter 2014 and amid a list of bearish reports on gold, issued by most of the major Western banks, the flow of gold from the West to the East continues while Western banks are found guilty of a...
View ArticleFrom Corporate Giants to Main Street, Fraud is on the Rise
Investors, analysts & corporate directors rely on external audits to keep companies honest. A new study says audits are woefully ineffective at uncovering fraud. Over twice as many frauds are...
View ArticleFor Bank Of America, Crime Is Now An Ordinary Course Of Business
Perhaps an even more relevant question than how long will the EPS "addback" bullshit continue, is how long will the regulators and enforcers allow Bank of America to exist as an organization for which...
View ArticleWe’ve Habituated to a Rigged, Fraudulent Market
Since the 2008 Global Financial Meltdown, central bankers have polished the craft of combining stealthy intervention in the markets and propaganda threats of unleashing unspeakable powers--the...
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