Piepenburg has been writing for months on the Fed led dystopia we’ve all been brought into…Are we moving forward to advance the few at the
Events may show that there are no winners, only survivors and those who failed to adapt. posted by Charles Hugh Smith on Oftwominds.com Some recessions
Treasury deficit is nearly three times larger than July 2018. How is the Fed helping? They’re not. Schiff explains how… posted by Peter Schiff on
Systemic corruption on this vast scale optimizes failure and collapse. Charles Hugh Smith lays out the details… posted by Charles Hugh Smith on Of Two
The reality of record-high inflation combined with a hawkish monetary policy is slowing the economy sharply and has led to the current U.S. recession—two back-to-back
Better strap on your parachute and exit the plane ahead of landing because there is no getting out of a crash landing now that inflation
Is the Fed all inflation bark and no bite? A headline this week from National Review commented, “The Fed’s Half-Hearted War on Inflation – It
The Everything Bubble started popping about a year ago—but now people are starting to notice that lots of these stocks are down not just down
During the Roaring Twenties would anyone have believed you if you told them about the depression and the dust-bowl years that were soon to come?
Lawrence McDonald is the New York Times bestselling author of “A Colossal Failure of Common Sense: The Lehman Brothers Inside Story,” and he is now
Central bankers’ narratives are falling apart. And faced with unpopularity over rising prices politicians are beginning to question central bank independence. Driven by the groupthink
I underestimated the status quo’s ability to kick the can down the road for a decade. The motivation to kick the can down the road
The 10-year UST yield has crossed the 3% mark. So you’d think this was a sign that a modicum of rationality is returning to the
The IMF is blaming the war for disrupting global commerce, pushing up oil prices, threatening food supplies and increasing uncertainty already heightened by the coronavirus….
by Dr. Richard Curtin, University of Michigan: There is a high probability that a self-perpetuating wage-price spiral will develop in the next few years. Households have
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