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Who is Shah Gilani?

Shah Gilani is a contributing editor to both Money Morning and The Money Map Report. He is considered one of the world’s foremost experts on the credit crisis. His published open letters to the White House, Congress and U.S. Treasury secretaries have outlined detailed alternative policy options that have been lauded by academics and legislators.

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  • Why Bernanke’s Flip-Flopping Makes Perfect Sense
    Nothing lasts forever, apparently not even quantitative easing. Yesterday Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke threatened to take away the massive punch bowl that's been spiked with easy money juice. There's no set timetable, but maybe there is. It's hard to interpret Fedspeak. So maybe they'll start paring back their $85 billion a month buying spre […]
  • Why Silver and Gold Prices Are Falling
    Metals started the week in the red, leading investors to ask why silver and gold prices are falling today. Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani joined FOX Business' "Varney & Co." to answer that question. He told host Stuart Varney about the big trading move that pushed metals down today. He also explained why he would keep bu […]
  • Why the New AP Scandal Is Obama’s “Waterloo”
    Wall Street Insights & Indictments is proud to announce its first spinoff publication. You're reading it right now. I'm calling it WII (WHY?), which stands for Washington Insights & Indictments. Enjoy it. It's likely to be a single issue. While calling out crooks and criminals on Wall Street is dangerous enough, calling out criminal be […]
  • Too Big to Jail and Why It’s Good to Be a Bank
    Here are two items to make your blood boil... First, back in February, Attorney General Eric Holder christened the unofficial official doctrine of "Too Big to Jail." He told Congress, "The size of some of these institutions [TBTF banks] becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them when we are hit with indications tha […]
  • Teaching You How to Fish the Markets, Part VIII
    It all starts with the Arab oil embargo of 1973-74. The Arab members of OPEC proclaimed an oil embargo to punish the U.S. for aiding Israel. This action quadrupled the price of oil, roiling commodity markets, equities, bonds, and foreign exchange markets. Energy prices soared. Speculation in oil exploration and production became feverish. There was money eve […]
  • Teaching You How to Fish the Markets, Part VII
    By the start of the 1960s, banking in America was in a state of flux. Boundaries were being blurred - especially those separating "commercial banks" and "investment banks" under Depression-era Glass-Steagall parameters. The banking landscape was shifting. In fact, it was about to go volcanic. The Truman Administration had championed the b […]

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