Market Update

Dear Blog followers, After a busy year of transition and reorganization we want to relaunch our Market Update articles and will start today! We have seen the European Markets go sideways after Mario Draghi announced that it will continue to keep interest rates at very low levels and that they stand ready to buy Spanish[…]

Updated Investment Seminar for the months of October-November 2012

  Dear PGM Capital, Blog readers, In our effort to provide you with the best information for you to excel and protect your assets in a world heading for depression, we are very pleased to inform you that our sister company “PGM Academy” is organizing an Investment Seminar in Curacao, scheduled to start on Wednesday October[…]

Unlimited QE Announced by the FED & ECB! What’s next?

Dear PGM-Capital Blog readers, ECB and FED Chairmen have spoken and they both declared to do whatever it takes (read to buy an unlimited amount of bonds) to respectively save the Euro and to safeguard the USA from going into Recession/Depression. Ladies & Gentlemen, Look how far our moral and values have fallen! The Economy of the West is in such an alarming stage that it can only survive and not[…]

USA National Debt Exceeds USD 16 Trillion on September 2nd 2012

Dear PGM Capital Blog readers Today, September 2nd 2012, the USA Debt has reached an all time high of USD 16 Trillion as can be seen from the image here above. With a population of approx  313,428,000 people it means that the USA National debt is approx. USD 51,047 per citizen. With a GDP per Capita of apprrox USD 48,200.00,[…]

Belize is defaulting on Debt Payment, Who’s Next?

Dear PGM Capital Blog readers, Belize, a Central American nation, today announced that they will miss a coupon payment on about US$544 million of bonds and is unlikely to pay creditors during a 30-day grace period that starts today: The Central American nation, which owes investors about US$23 million today, can’t make the payment, Waight[…]

Are we heading toward a Bond-Market Crash?

Dear PGM-Capital Blog readers, Yesterday, July 24th 2012, based by fear, investors fled into US-Treasuries with the consequence that the yield of the 10-year note depreciated to a 50- year low of 1.39% as can be seen from below charts. Subsequently the USD Index rose to a two year high of 84.1. Buying 10 year US-Treasuries at yield of 1.47% is more or[…]