The Crank Report, Issue #10 (21 October 2015)

In this issue: 

• Myopic Monetary Policies
• The U.S. Stock Market - When Will Poor Economic Fundamentals Seize to Be A Blessing?
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly - Only QE4 or Increased Deficit Spending Can Save the Growth Rate Now
• The Discounted Value of Monetary Stimuli is Dropping - FAST
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #9 (1 September 2015)

In this issue: 

• Money, Banks and Fractional Reserves
• The Bank Credit Cycle
• U.S. Bank Credit: Just an Intermediate Peak or the End of this Cycle?
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly - Steady, but Slow Decline in the Growth Rate
• Crash Alert: The Money Supply to Saving Ratio hits All-Time High
• The U.S. Stock Market Risk Indicator: Still Time to Avoid Major Losses
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #8 (4 August 2015)

In this issue: 

• Central Planning, Democracy and the End of Economic Growth
• This is Natural Economic Growth...
• ...and this is Artificial Economic Growth
• U.S. Economy - Personal Saving Rate Trend Still Heading South
• U.S. GDP Q2 2015 Release
• GDP Growth: From Bad to Worse, but You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
• The Stock Market and GDP
• The U.S. Stock Market Risk Indicator: Still Time to Stop at Red Light
• The Stock Prices to Gold Ratio: Back to 2007 Stock Market Peak Levels
• Chart: Aggregate Deflationary Pressures Continue in the U.S., UK and Eurozone
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly - Lower Bank Credit Growth
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #7 (29 June 2015)

In this issue: 

• Thrift - Though Shall Not Pass
• The Economic Significance of Saving
• Combined U.S., Eurozone and UK Money Supply Still Tanking
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly: Fatigued Banks?
• The U.S. Stock Market - These Bulls Have Some Balls!

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The Crank Report, Issue #6 (3 June 2015)

In this issue: 

• Forced to Save - The Notion of Forced Saving
• U.S. Consumer Spending Under Attack - By a Still Low, but Increasing Saving Ratio
• The M2 / Gross Private Saving Ratio: Trouble Ahead
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly: Stable Slowdown in Growth Rate
• The Folly of Bank Credit Growth and the Fool Demanding More Money
• The U.S. Stock Market Risk Indicator: Gravity Pulling
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #5 (9 May 2015)

In this issue: 

• The Economic Meaning and Consequences of Debt
• Why in the World Does the Stock Market Always Peak Just Prior to a Recession?
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly: Hanging in There
• More Stressed than in a Long Time
• The U.S. Stock Market Risk Indicator: Dangerous Topping Action
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #4 (22 April 2015)

In this issue: 

• Earnings Season Warning: Apparent Profits
• Recession Alert: Blame the End of QE3
• Central Planners Must Test Their Products on the Market, too: The Reverse REPO Exercise
• The "Austrian" True Money Supply Weekly: The Bank Credit Boom - Guess Who's Back!
• Chart: The Flattening of the Treasury Yield Curve: Falling Growth Expectations?
• Chart: Break Even Inflation Rate: Still Low, but Rising
• Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #3 (13 April 2015)

In this issue:

·       The Case for Cash

·       The Austrian True Money Supply Weekly

·       S&P 5700!

·       Money, Money, Money…: But Where Did It All Go

·       Table: The "Austrian" True Money Supply - 1981 to YTD 2015

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The Crank Report, Issue #2 (6 April 2015)

In this issue:

·       The Return of the Monetary Crank

·       The Aggregate Money Supply for the U.S., Eurozone and the UK: Yet Another Sharp 
     Contraction in February

·       The Money Relation: Have Americans Already Started Tightening Their Belts?

·       The U.S. Stock Market Risk Indicator: Stop at Red Light

·       The Austrian True Money Supply Weekly

·       Bank Reserve Ratios Revisited

·       March Manufacturing Slumps 5.3% on Last Year, Stock Market to PMI Ratio Surge to New
     High

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The Crank Report, Issue #1 (29 March 2015)

In this issue: 

• But who’s issuing the newly created money?
• Bank Capital: Déjà vu September 2008
• The Austrian True Money Supply Weekly – 19 years of inflationary policies
• The U.S. Stock Market – Catch me if you can
• When the Monetary Crank Gets His Will – Take-off for Eurozone Monetary Base and Money
   Supply
• U.S. Economy: Say No to Thrift!


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