I don't have time to go into the detail this deserves, but hopefully the notes I wrote on the image below and referencing back to the previous two pieces by the media (mentioned below) will help you realize what's going on here. Certainly, those who have followed me for some time will understand precisely what is going on here.

Even Dr. Phil Gets in on the Action And we can’t forget Dr. Phil; the hick who isn’t even a real doctor. He just plays one on TV. He has a Ph.D. in psychology, not an M.D. in psychiatry.

I’m really sick and tired of these economists out there who continue to claim that America will not enter a depression. These are the same bozos that have yet to acknowledge the fact that the U.S. is in a recession and has been for several months now.  In fact, as I have previously mentioned, I can make a very strong case that the U.S. has been in the early stages of a silent, modest depression for at least two years; at the very least a protracted recession masked by credit. After the appropriate adjustments have been made for GDP, the U.S. economy has had no more than 3 to 4 quarters of GDP growth since 2005. Thus far, we have seen drastic emergency interventions by the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury – measures not taken since the Great Depression. Thus far, we hav...

I've been telling you that all of the alternatives to Wall Street, whether it's the online brokers like Charles Schwab or E-Trade, the financial pundits in the media, or the traditional investment newsletter guys - are all sleeping in the same bed together.  Why might this be? because the best way to make the most money is to unite! Later on, you might want to refresh your memory how the media acts to screw you, by checking this list of media articles. Today, I provide another eye-opening look at the deep relations that all of the guys in the media club have with each other.  First, let's go back a year when I wrote about Martin Weiss. 

Recently the financial media has been issuing all kinds of statements about the emerging markets in order to create drama and panic.  Does this behavior seem familiar? The financial media is always trying to create some kind of smoke and mirrors drama to get suckers hooked into their programming content so they can sell ads.

Industries to Avoid. Industries to Buy Despite Buffett's Many Inexcusable Failures, the Criminal Media Continues to Promote Him as the "Greatest Investor Ever."  But let us not forget the media also claims that contrarian indicators and clowns like Peter Schiff, Harry Dent, Jim Rickards, Jim Rogers, Jim Cramer, Marc Faber and dozens of others (all which happen to be Jewish) are "experts."  Think about it folks. You're being screwed by the criminal media. During the 2008 financial crisis, Warren Buffett began buying stocks only after he was tipped off that a government bailout would be passed. And he got in first using nonpublic information qualifies as securities......

For those of you who are new to AVA Investment Analytics, we advise you to take the opportunity to get up to speed on things. Below is a brief list of key articles written by Stathis over the pas...

Any guesses as to who I'm referring to?  Certainly there are hundreds of idiots and con men who fall into this category; namely the gold charlatans.  Here is a video that serves as a reminder of how clueless Peter Schiff, Marc Faber, Mike Maloney, Larry Kudlow, Ron Paul and Jim Rogers ARE, HAVE BEEN and CONTINUE TO BE. As a bonus, you will hear from a few spastic, brainless You Tube chumps and fellow gold charlatans.

Why doesn't the media simply provide valuable insight? Wouldn't that be a more effective and more profiable way to boost viewership and thus ad revenues?  Have you ever wondered why, after years of being wrong on just about everything, some people still think clowns like Peter Schiff, Harry Dent, Jim Rogers, Marc Faber, Jim Rickards and the rest of the broken clock doomsday clan positioned by the media as legitimate sources of economic and investment insight? Over the years I have sought to document the horrendous track records of the most commonly promoted clowns in the financial media in order to warn investors that the financial media cannot be trusted and has been specifically designed to mislead its audience. I have dedicated an enormous amount of time and effort exposing t...

In Part 5 of this series, I discussed how Don Luskin serves as one of the biggest Wall Street hacks on TV. This is specifically why Larry Kudlow has him on his pro-Wall Street, neo-conservatism show. I demonstrated just how dedicated Luskin is towards this mission by discussing his ever so timely op-ed in the Washington Post. So let me finish where I left off.   Mr. Luskin, congratulations. That op-ed will probably make history books someday as an example of why many U.S. newspapers went bankrupt. It certainly marks you as a fool. But don’t think of that piece as the clincher. You’ve had many appearances on Kudlow (your fellow hack buddy) that labeled you a fool and hack prior to that.

The financial media always introduces Jim Rogers as some kind of investment superstar.  This pitch is made to lure a larger audience, which results in more advertisement revenues for the media firm regardless of whether its print, Internet or broadcast media.    But if you think Jim Rogers is a "great" investor, it's because you haven't checked his track record for yourself.  In other words, you trust the financial media. This is a huge mistake. The financial media is the enemy of individual investors. The fact of the matter is that the financial media seeks to profit at the expense of its audience.    Once you understand how the financial media operates, you'll realize its objective is to make money while misleading you by promoting con artists, c...

Is anyone surprised by this news? I'm certainly not.  I've been exposing Schiff for years as a deceitful money-hungry charlatan who will do anything to obtain money.  In fact when Schiff began marketing his offshore bank, I detected undertones in his rhetoric which led me to believe that the objective of the bank was to help clients hide money from their government. Although I hinted that this was a possibility, I didn't have any evidence to support my suspicions, so I didn't explicitly make any accusations.  It looks like I was right again. That's right folks. Mike Stathis was right, yet again.  Ask yourself why the U.S. media isn't covering this story.  Where's the Jewish pothead and moronic shill Joe Rogan now? Rogan lined up to promote Schiff an......

Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my investment research track record here, here, and here. Examine Mike Stathis' unmatched track record of predicting the 2008 financial crisis, enabling investors to capture life-changing profits by checking here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- December 11, 2008 Rick Newman, Yahoo Finance The following email was in response to an email I received which was in response to my first email, in which I brought up having been black balled by all media for no reason other than to p...

Fact #5. Most of the Lost Jobs Will Not Return What no one seems to understand is the fact that these job losses are not temporary. Most of them simply aren’t coming back. I’ll guarantee it. The only jobs that will return are those that no one wants; the low-paying, no benefits, dead-end jobs. It’s the same situation that played out after the dotcom collapse. This is part of the reason why there’s been no real recovery since 2001. As I discussed in America’s Financial Apocalypse, it was all an illusion fueled by a real estate bubble. It was another one of Greenspan’s bubble.  

Have a look at Gross’ Total Return Fund’s top 10 holdings. Recall this is the world’s largest mutual fund.

Perhaps you remember Bill Miller. From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was (allegedly) the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period (allegedly).

Perhaps you remember Bill Miller. From 1991 through 2005, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller was (allegedly) the only mutual fund manager to have beaten the S&P 500 Index each year for that 15-year period (allegedly).

I want to warn those of you who have accounts with Charles Schwab to close your accounts immediately. The situation involves errors in order entry for which Schwab refuses to acknowledge or correct.

Some of the world's biggest con artists went from first trashing cryptocurrencies early on when the market was small, to promoting them once they saw the audience of suckers explode to huge numbers.  Take the case of Tony Robbins, arguably the world's biggest con man...

The media is a criminal organization which seeks to deceive its audience for the benefit of its advertisers, who fund the media. The media doesn’t give a rat’s ass about you because you don’t pay them; advertisers do. Why do you think the financial media is filled with so many broken clocks, idiots and con men?