FED Money Printing Won't Stop

According to investment banker James Rickards, rumors of the Federal Reserve ending the money printing propping up the markets is not going to end anytime soon. Rickards predicts, "My view is they won't. The economy is fundamentally weak. We have 50 million on food stamps, 24 million unemployed and 11 million on disability, and all these numbers are going up." When the subject of gold confiscation came up, Rickards said, "I just don't think it will happen because the government will find it will be very hard to enforce."

- Source, USA Watchdog:

http://usawatchdog.com/everything-wrong-in-2008-is-worse-today-james-rickards/

Gold, The Dollar and Quantitative Easing

This is an older video of Jim Rickards appearing on the Keiser Report. It is well worth viewing, since it looks like Jim's predication's have all come true. 

"In the second half of the show, Max talks to Jim Rickards of Tangent Capital about the silver, gold, the dollar and quantitative easing."

- Source, Keiser Report:

http://maxkeiser.com/

The FED Will Print Until the Dollar Collapses

Has the dollar lost it's status as the world's reserve currency? Will the US face massive inflation? James Rickards, author of currency wars discusses this on Yahoo Finance.

- Source:

http://finance.yahoo.com/video/

The New QE is Unlimited Money Printing

"This new program was different from QE1 and QE2 in one important respect. The prior programs had involved purchases of specific types of securities in specific amounts to be completed in defined time periods. The new program has no limits. The Fed can buy unlimited amounts of mortgages, Treasuries or other securities for as long as they want. The idea is to keep printing money until the Fed's goals on ,employment are met. The new term of art for this unlimited money printing was "open-ended." U.S. stocks and gold rallied on the Fed's announcement."

- Recent article by Jim Rickards that appeared on USNews.com, read the full article here:

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/economic-intelligence/2012/09/17/with-us-european-monetary-easing-announcements-is-china-next