The awakening of inflation after decades of slumber has triggered a flurry of comparisons to the 70s. The similarities and differences are setting up a
Taking a look at the stock markets, it’s well windy out there. Markets are being whipsawed by rate hike threats from Central Banks, China lockdowns,
When the Fed did test a similar flight plan back in 2018, it ran erratically all year and ended when the Fed dove its plane
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….
So sorry, but “you’ll own nothing and be miserable–oops, we mean happy, yes, deliriously happy” doesn’t count as a solution. All the big problems have
From Pento Portfolio Strategies: The economy is faltering, and markets are becoming chaotic. In spite of this, the mainstream financial media is busy convincing investors
From Jon Rappoport on No More Fake News: Lately, I’ve been posting articles about elite power groups and their historical connections to Russia. Here
From Zero Hedge: While it is traditionally viewed as a B-grade indicator, the February consumer credit report from the Federal Reserve was an absolute stunner
From MishTalk: The long end of the yield curve rallied strongly on Tuesday with the middle of the curve pricing in more hikes by the
From TomWoods.com: A reader wrote to me yesterday to ask about, and politely challenge, some of what I had written. He’s a supporter and sympathizer
From Bloomberg: Global bond markets have suffered unprecedented losses since peaking last year, as central banks including the Federal Reserve look to tighten policy to
From Pento Portfolio Strategies: The recent stock market rally is a trap. This is because Wall Street is vastly underestimating how hawkish the Federal Reserve
Think about this for a second. The people running the global economy decided it would be a good idea to extend supply chains over multiple
From Pento Portfolio Strategies: The U.S. economy is already deteriorating due to the humongous fiscal and monetary cliffs. These cliffs are now being compounded by
From Doug Noland’s Credit Bubble Bulletin: Following 1999’s manic blow-off excess, I thought the Bubble had burst in 2000. I had to reverse course in
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