Cullen Roche: Pragmatic Capitalism

Boom Bust RT - Sept 25, 2014. Cullen Roche hammers the idiotic pumpers.

We all know that gold is a highly sought-after precious metal and obviously not just for ornamental purposes. The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 BC when Lydian merchants produced the first gold coins. In fact, gold has always had value to humans, even before it was money – this is clear when you look at the extraordinary efforts that man has gone to obtain it. That’s why we decided to make an extraordinary effort of our own to better understand it. And the incredible...

We all know that gold is a highly sought-after precious metal and obviously not just for ornamental purposes. The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 BC when Lydian merchants produced the first gold coins. In fact, gold has always had value to humans, even before it was money – this is clear when you look at the extraordinary efforts that man has gone to obtain it. That’s why we decided to make an extraordinary effort of our own to better understand it. And the...

Your friendly neighborhood Walmart – you know, that quant place that serves as your supermarket, doctor, auto body shop, garden center, gun depot – wants to be your bank, too. On Tuesday, the retail giant announced it would be partnering with Green Dot Bank to offer customers checking accounts. Erin weighs in. Then, Erin is joined by Cullen Roche, founder of Orcam Financial Group and blogger at Pragmatic Capitalism, to discuss his new book, the markets, and inflation. Cullen...

Last week, Facebook admitted that as part of a psychological study to examine how emotions can be spread on social media the site manipulated the news feeds of over half-a-million randomly selected users in order to change the number of positive-and-negative posts that they saw. Erin takes a hard look. Then Alex Daley, the senior editor of Casey's Extraordinary Technology, joins us to talk about the latest tech news from the Amazon Fire Phone to Aereo TV and the Supreme Court. After the...

Last week, Facebook admitted that as part of a psychological study to examine how emotions can be spread on social media the site manipulated the news feeds of over half-a-million randomly selected users in order to change the number of positive-and-negative posts that they saw. Erin takes a hard look. Then Alex Daley, the senior editor of Casey's Extraordinary Technology, joins us to talk about the latest tech news from the Amazon Fire Phone to Aereo TV and the Supreme Court. After the...

Our lead story: Here's an interesting matter for you to ponder as you head into your weekend: Why is the internet in the US so darn slow? In short, it's beca. Subscribe to our newsletter at James G. Rickards () and James Turk, Director of the GoldM. Subscribe to our newsletter at Historian Adam Fergusson discusses . Our lead story: With each passing day, the Ukrainian government's financial condition becomes more dire. Ukrainian officials have said that they need $35 bil. Our lead...

Our lead story: Here's an interesting matter for you to ponder as you head into your weekend: Why is the internet in the US so darn slow? In short, it's beca. Subscribe to our newsletter at James G. Rickards () and James Turk, Director of the GoldM. Subscribe to our newsletter at Historian Adam Fergusson discusses . Our lead story: With each passing day, the Ukrainian government's financial condition becomes more dire. Ukrainian officials have said that they need $35 bil. Our lead...

This dude makes absolutely sense at all. He can't get an answer straight.then gets cut off.

This dude makes absolutely sense at all. He can't get an answer straight.then gets cut off.