We can add China to the list of locations where the near euphoria about inflation rates is rapidly falling apart. This is an important blow, as the Chinese economy has been counted on to lead the world out of this slump if through nothing other than its own sheer recklessness. “Stimulus” was all the rage...Read on →
File this one away under “Completely Obvious…” Last night the parent company of Snapchat reported a quarterly loss of more than TWO BILLION dollars. Snapchat, of course, is the photo-focused social…
Needless to say, stagnating income and soaring debt loads is not a story with a happy ending.
Real wages in the U.S. peaked with Baby Boomers born in 1942 and have been steadily declining ever since
This question is no longer moot. As the world moves inexorably towards the use of metallic money, interest on gold and silver will return with it. This raises an important […]
Canada’s dollar & bank bonds declined after Moody’s Investors Service downgrade, signaling soaring household debt combined with runaway housing prices...
More than just a few prop bets are being placed on the fact that The Fed does not hike rates in June.
The most populous U.S. state faces slumping tax collections and uncertainty over whether the federal government will cut health care funding for the poor.
Ever wonder who holds U.S. debt abroad? This infographic shows foreign holders of U.S. treasuries, as well as the debt from other countries held by U.S.
After 17 Relentless Days of Pounding, is the Gold and Silver Bloodbath FINALLY Over?
Dr. Paul asked if 100 years of Keynesian Economics is the reason why the US economy hasn't really had a recovery?
Just like the current market frenzy pushing Bitcoin to new all-time highs, the same sort of buying mania will also push the silver price to new highs. Even though the […]
More gravely concerning is VIX has spiked to - shock, horror - 11!
U.S. prosecutors are investigating one of Wall Street’s darkest markets, focusing on hedge funds suspected of inflating the value of debt securities in their portfolios to juice the fees they collect.
The US Fed’s destruction of the purchasing power of the dollar looks absolutely sedate compared to Maduro’s Bolivar destruction
Dr. Judy Shelton from Sound Money Project Co-Director & Atlas Network Senior Fellow discuss with CNBC's Rick Santelli on reconnecting monetary policy to the real economy.
Stocks opened lower as investors digested quarterly results from Macy's and Snap.
Shows recovery a long way off
The next recession will only serve to expedite the exoduses. That will put the onus on DC politicians to ponder the profound, as in how does the country meet the aggregate challenge pensions present?
Q1 saw The Fed hike as GDP growth plummeted (weakest quarterly growth for a rate hike since 1980) and inflation surged... this won't end well.