SR4 – Nov. 16, 2009 – The Still Report on the Economy


JP Morgan Chase announced last week that it is going to hire 1200 new mortgage brokers to dish out the loans. But just who is this really helping? Could there be some similarities between today’s situation and a situation JP Morgan found himself in during the 1907 crash?


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20 Responses to “SR4 – Nov. 16, 2009 – The Still Report on the Economy”

  • PistolPackingPatriot says:

    Consistently EXCELLENT Mr. Still!
    Please keep up the outstanding work of trying to save our country, our feedom, ourselves.

  • jimbob77784 says:

    Keep up the good work Bill.

  • rupertmja1 says:

    Derivative trillions are money that has been created by investment companies as debt, without authority from anyone except that the law does not prevent them from doing it.

  • misformarty says:

    Bill, i think you’re awsome. keep up the good work!

  • bstill3 says:

    Hmmm, odd you would bring that up here, since it’s not mentioned in this report. In any case, that’s the best estimate I could come up with for this fiscal year. No one believes the government numbers at this point.

  • BrianJConsidine says:

    Ben, love the video, well done on the history, but I do wonder where you get the $700 Billion interest payment on a debt of $12 Trillion? Especially when the Treasury reported the total interest for 2009 at $383 Billion?

  • bstill3 says:

    I don’t understand. Do you think I’m being unfair. It’s a big number that illustrates the hold Morgan has on the world economy. Keep in mind, I also mentioned that Morgan’s net assets was $1.6T. What’s the beef?

  • sopisful says:

    Värdeskapande
    Schumpeter beskriver entreprenören som den verkliga värdeskaparen, då denne bryter ett equilibrium genom innovation som skapar mer nytta. Marknadsfunktionen är en viktig del i ekvationen för att prissätta nyttan.
    Om prissättningen kan optimeras skulle då marknadsfunktionen vara överflödig? Svar JA,

  • bstill3 says:

    Those are figures available to everyone on the Treasury’s website.

  • kzajac001 says:

    Bill, believe the derivatives number you quote at the 2:30 mark or so is the NOTIONAL…not the fair value at a particular date.

  • retrocareermelted says:

    bring me their heads

  • Monetaryreforumadmin says:

    Ah yes, derivatives. I’d forgotten about them.

    Superb, Bill.

    Regards, Dom.

  • bstill3 says:

    Good idea! But, that doesn’t solve the underlying problem — $700 BILLION a year goes to pay interest on the National Debt — TOTALLY UNNECESSARY! Obamacare bill = $100 billion a year! WAKE UP!

  • davetheaussie1 says:

    Brilliant work, Bill

  • ReddHeretic says:

    I tend to think that if private banks didn’t have a legal monopoly on money creation and the FDIC didn’t exist, we wouldn’t really need to heavily tax or ban derivatives trading. Such insane risk all seems due to the banks enjoying this powerful position and the deposit insurance by the FDIC making depositors apathetic towards what their banks are doing.

    When you can create money out of nothing and the government underwrites your nonproductive speculation, the potential for abuse is monstrous.

  • ReddHeretic says:

    Another good video, Mr. Still.

    Protection of our rights being the sole legitimate purpose of government, I say that issuing a debt-free national money falls under the prerogative of securing our rights to liberty and to the pursuit of happiness.

    If you ever need someone to do voice-overs for the text reading, I’ll gladly help if possible.

  • mayalibre says:

    Excellent work!

  • bstill3 says:

    Sorry it was late, everyone. I had to finally stay up all night last night to finish it up. 10 mins is too long to handle on a weekly basis, but I couldn’t tell the story in less.

  • desongliu says:

    Thank you, Bill! As always, I enjoy your video so much!

  • BourneAccident says:

    Bill,

    My wife and I love your Still Report. Your message rings clear and true. I forward your reports to my friends whereas I am constantly trying to educate them. Your reports are most helpful in illustrating just what is going on today. Keep up the good work.

    P.S. Your new backdrop is perfect and appropriate.

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