PODCAST: The World’s Most Important Bank

Meet the BIS, the World's Most Important Bank w/ Jerry Robinson

• BIS warns that conditions are ripe for financial nightmare in China
• The BIS: “The markets are too dependent upon monetary policy”
• The difference (and vast divide) between monetary policy and fiscal policy
• Senator Elizabeth Warren blasts Wells Fargo CEO John G. Stumpf

Precious Metals Market Update w/ Tom Cloud

Precious metals advisor Tom Cloud reports on the latest market events impacting the price of gold and silver. Some of this week’s highlights include:

• Why the 35-year bull market for bonds is inevitably coming to an end
• Institutional commercial paper to automatically switch to T-bills this Friday!
• China, the world awaits…
• Gold is losing its “shorts”
• The ever-increasing debt ceiling
• “Don’t miss the boat!” Why you should consider buying gold now!

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Leaks, Liaisons, and Legacies

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s leaked emails and Israel’s long-suspected nuclear status are some of the topics in this segment, along with Jerry’s commentary on President Obama’s legacy and the military industrial complex.

• “…Israel has 200, all targeted on Tehran…”
• U.S. allegedly supplies Saudi Arabia with white phosphoros munitions
• The U.S. has sold Saudi Arabia a staggering $115 billion in weapons since 2009
• Audit the Pentagon! (yeah right, like that’s gonna happen)
• A timeless and sobering message from former president, Dwight D. Eisenhower

Additional Reading Links

Man Cannot Rule Man by Jerry Robinson

FTMWeekly News

• Markets dependent on central banks says BIS (World Socialist WebSite)
• BIS issues credit ratio warning to China (The Telegraph)
• Economic impact of U.S. religion (Washington Post)
• Clinton Foundation’s charitable rate (The Daily Caller)
• Self-driving Lyft cars (Associated Press)

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