Credit Bubble Bulletin’s Doug Noland saves the rest of us a lot of time by digging through the Fed’s quarterly financial reports and presenting the
Peter Schiff: It’s game over for the Fed … John Williams: Hyperinflation is coming. Buy gold … Michael Pento: Central banks have jumped the shark,
Just a few months ago, California was running surpluses and spreading the wealth around — at least to its affluent voters and public sector employees
McAlvany: Will silver follow gold higher? … Peter Schiff: Do the math; the US is an insolvent zombie nation … David Stockman: Why the lockdown
There’s a debate in gold bug circles over whether the price difference between gold and silver – the gold/silver ratio – tells us anything useful.
David Stockman: There will be a massive stampede into real money … Rick Rule: How not to lose money in gold and silver stocks …
Jim Sinclair: Debt jubilees everywhere … Nouriel Roubini: The debt crisis will become explosive … Marin Katusa: Dollar shortage is the big story going forward
Real estate investor Marcel Arsenault has racked up Warren Buffett-scale profits over the past few credit cycles by loading up on “empty buildings” at the
Dan Oliver: Inflation — good and hard … Comey grilled by Chris Wallace on the FBI’s criminal negligence (or maybe treason) … Gerald Celente: Welcome
The people running states like New Jersey and cities like Chicago know they’re broke. Ridiculously generous public employee pensions – concocted by elected officials and
Matt Taibbi: Expect tens of billions of dollars of fraud in these bailouts … Saagar Enjeti: Biden will put the usual Wall Street suspects in
So it’s early 2021 and we’ve bought back most of the extant Treasuries, a big chunk of investment-grade corporates and agency bonds, even a significant
It seemed like such a good idea at the time. Airbnbs were the next wave in hospitality, taking market share from hotels and motels and
Lawrence Lepard, managing partner with Equity Management Associates, just published a quarterly report in which he explains — among many other things — why current
Sound money advocates have been proclaiming that “the Fed can’t print gold” pretty much since the end of the last gold standard in 1971. But
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