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For half a century the deal was simple. The Gulf pumped the oil. The dollar bought the oil. And the dollars came back home as
Guest post from Jim Quinn at The Burning Platform: There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear. But, the picture is coming into
Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor at Dollarcollapse.com: Government policies, regulations and interventions can make or break markets. They can make ’em. And then they
“I am a great eater of beef, and I believe that does harm to my wit.” ~ William Shakespeare Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor
“Whenever I am having a bad day I think about Costco.” – Charlie Munger Written by Bryan Lutz, Editor at Dollarcollapse.com:
Guest Post by Charles Hugh Smith at Oftwominds.com: This is how we’ll end up with severe shortages of truly skilled labor and high unemployment of
Guest Post by Chris at Neptune Global: Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, Credit Suisse, First Republic, and now Deutsche Bank; the list grows longer and
Guest Post by Craig Hemke at SprottMoney.com: For over twelve years at TF Metals Report, we have been writing about “The End of The Great
Guest post from Paul Wong at Sprott Inc.: Key Takeaways Transition materials markets corrected in February along with other risk assets, but the secular story
Guest post from Daisy Luther at the Organic Prepper: A while back, when I was living in an apartment in North Carolina, I did a
Guest post from Blake Scott Ball at the American Institute for Economic Research: So many of our criticisms of Marxist practice revolve around its
Guest post from Charles Hugh Smith, Author at Oftwominds.com: The decay in quality reveals that the collapse of the neoliberal-hyper-financialization-hyper-globalization model has already occurred. I’ve
Guest post from John Rubino: One of the signposts on the road to recession (or in today’s case Depression) is a sudden increase in the
Guest post from Simon Black at SovereignMan.com: In 1969 while testifying to Congress, US Secretary of the Treasury Joseph Barr called out 155 Americans who
Guest post from Karl Denninger at Market-ticker.org: It’s really not very complicated. If there are negative real rates of interest, defined as the cost of
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