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Andrew Hoffman – Is This 1914 All Over Again?

July 21, 2014

Manipulation Mondays with Andrew Hoffman. Listen in as we discuss:

It’s the economy stupid;
2.45 on the 10 year bond;
Housing starts down 11 percent;
Economic data versus reality;
Longest string of negative economic surprises since 2008;
Negative 2nd quarter gdp fast becoming a reality;
China largest ever monthly decline in home prices;
US Subprime Auto Loan Bubble popping;
Mortgage apps at 20 year low;
Gallup poll people spending more on food and energy;
Ukraine and MH17 and no AK-47’s for you;
Israel and worst fighting since 1967 War;
Espirito Santo files bk;
Gold fundamentals looking—Hard Asset conferences cancelled.

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