MAX KEISER BLOG

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss stop logic and victory vomit in a de-Americanized world. In the second half, Max interviews Rowan Bosworth-Davies, a former fraud squad detective, about crime being what you call it - so let's call it a racket or organized crime as practiced in the City of London.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss David Cameron's claim that profit is not a dirty word; and, yet, profits are whatever an accounting trick (or fraud) says it is, especially when an executive's bonus is tied to this fabricated number. They look at profits as percentage of GDP being at an all time high, while investment is at an all time low; for, instead of investing, businesses are handing cash back to shareholders - a tactic once reserved for executives who had run out of ideas. In the second half, Max interviews Francine McKenna of RETheAuditors.com about the Big Four accounting firms morphing into the Big Four consulting firms and the conflicts of interest that have arisen as a result.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert take issue with David Cameron's claim that profit is not a dirty word, arguing that profits are whatever an accounting trick (or fraud) says they are, particularly when an executive's bonus is tied to this fabricated number. While profits as a percentage of GDP are at an all -time high, investment is at an all-time low. And instead of investing, businesses are handing cash back to their shareholders -- a tactic once reserved for executives who had run out of ideas. In the second half, Max interviews Francine McKenna of RETheAuditors.com about the Big Four accounting firms morphing into the Big Four consulting firms, and the conflicts of interest that have arisen as a result.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss David Cameron's claim that profit is not a dirty word; and, yet, profits are whatever an accounting trick (or fraud) says it is, especially when an executive's bonus is tied to this fabricated number. They look at profits as percentage of GDP being at an all time high, while investment is at an all time low; for, instead of investing, businesses are handing cash back to shareholders - a tactic once reserved for executives who had run out of ideas. In the second half, Max interviews Francine McKenna of RETheAuditors.com about the Big Four accounting firms morphing into the Big Four consulting firms and the conflicts of interest that have arisen as a result.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert , discuss the preference for pink slime in economics, finance, education and politics. They look at the booming crystal meth market in America where the 'shake and bake' players are small time compared to the single US backed cartel controlling the trade. And how derivatives are the crystal meth of the financial markets. In the second half, Max interviews Jan Skoyles of The Real Asset Company about the report she co-authored, "Uncovering China's Rush for Gold," about China's Gold Market, the 'real' size of China's reserves and what Janet Yellen at the Fed will do for gold.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss the preference for pink slime in economics, finance, education and politics. They look at the booming crystal meth market in America where the 'shake and bake' players are small time compared to the single US backed cartel controlling the trade. And how derivatives are the crystal meth of the financial markets. In the second half, Max interviews Jan Skoyles of The Real Asset Company about the report she co-authored, "Uncovering China's Rush for Gold," about China's Gold Market, the 'real' size of China's reserves and what Janet Yellen at the Fed will do for gold.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert, discuss the good news for the economy as compensation payments for fraud trickles into the local economy and then they introduce the concept of the People's Price Fix and a Keiser's Hierarchy of Price Fixing. In the second half, Max interviews Professor Antal E. Fekete of FeketeResearch.com about Fed induced hyper-deflation and why the American Austrians were wrong to predict that quantitative easing would cause inflation.