Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, After six months of chaos, and Eyeball to Eyeball negotiation between Greece and its Creditors, it looks like Greece has blinked in a showdown with European leaders over its financial crash. Before analyzing the events of last week, after the July 5th, referendum, where 61% of the Greeks voted “NO” or “OXI”[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, In this weekend’s blog edition, we want to discuss some of the most important events that happened in the global capital markets, the world economy and the world of money in the week of January 26 and the month of January 2015. And we will try to find an answer to the[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, In this weekend blog edition, we want to discuss with you some of the most important events that happened in the global capital markets, the world economy and the world of money in the week of June 17th 2013.: June 16-18, 2013, FOMC Meeting-Conclusion Global Market Rout. Rising Bond yield:[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, In this weekend blog edition, we want to discuss with you some of the most important events that happened in the global capital markets, the world economy and the world of money which are: The price of Gold testing the low of May 15, 2013, of USD 1,350.00 an oz.[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, In this weekend blog edition, we want to discuss with you some of the most important events that happened in the global capital markets, the world economy and the world of money which are: The Reserve Bank of Australia cut rate at record low on Tuesday, May 7th 2013.[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, This weekend, we want to talk with you about the Currency War that is currently taking place. Currency war definition: Currency War, also known as competitive devaluation, is a condition in international affairs where countries compete against each other to achieve a relatively low exchange rate for their own currency, in order to support their export.[…]
Dear PGM-Capital Blog readers, During the last 3 years we have been warning investors for the crash of the ultimate Bubble, the Bond market. In the course of history we have seen a lot of bubbles forming and subsequently bursting. The most recent ones were the IT-Bubble of 1997- 1999 and the housing market bubble of 2002-2007. In all these cases bursting of[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, Today February 22nd 2012, the Bank of England published the minutes of their February 8 & 9 2012, Monetary Policy Meeting, which shows that members had considered increasing its quantitative easing programme by more than the 50 billion British Pound cash injection made earlier this month. Policymakers voted by seven to two[…]
Dear PGM Capital Blog readers In accordance with the USA Debt Clock http://www.usdebtclock.org/ the USA has today, February 3rd 2012, a National Debt of approx. 15.3 Trillion USD. Based on its estimated nominal GDP of approx. 14.5 Trillion USD for 2011, the USA currently has a Debt to GDP ratio of over 100%. On top of this the USA has a budgetary deficit of approximately 10% and[…]
Dear PGM CAPITAL Blog readers, In March 2009, Madoff pleaded guilty to 11 federal felonies and admitted to turning his wealth management business into a massive Ponzi scheme, which he started in early 1990, which defrauded thousands of investors of billions of dollars. On June 29, 2009, he was sentenced to 150 years in prison, the maximum allowed. The main reason why Madoff managed to[…]