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Today, our nation has sunk into insolvency, and a serious financial day of reckoning is fast approaching. The governing class in Washington D.C., (in both parties) continues to load us and our posterity with perpetual debt and servitude. Most America
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Angela Keaton (Antiwar.Com) - Tim Picciott (Crypto Self Direct; The Liberty Advisor) on the recent major stock market decline; Also, Trump in Phoenix tomorrow (Fri Oct 19) for rally - Tim Horn (Architect, Author, Political counselor, political talk s
The United States is the top ranking country in the World Economic Forum 2018 competitiveness rankings. The USA has not been number one in competitiveness since 2008.
Starts, permits, and completions are down across the board as home buying continues to weaken.
"specifically, the equity market likely implies that the Fed is underestimating various risks, and hence is increasing the implied probability of the Fed committing a policy error in the future."
This morning, in addition to a rather mundane sale of $40.0 billion in 4-week bills, the Treasury sold its inaugural 8-week (2 month) bill, for the amount of $25.0 billion as the Treasury seeks innovative ways to plug the burgeoning budget deficit.
The bigger they come, the harder they fall. Currently, we are in the terminal phase of an "everything bubble" which has had ten years to grow. It is the biggest financial bubble that our country has ever seen,...
Yet again, government intervention hurts those it is intended to help.
Real home price growth looks to have already entered a cyclical downturn that is likely to intensify as affordability worsens...
The Gold COT report shows gold shorts piling on in addition to long liquidation. Meanwhile, the price of gold is rising.
EP 36. The Liberty Advisor gives his contrarian case for the stock market going down…. 2 days before dow starts massive decline
Don't look now...but another meltdown is brewing.
TREND FORECASTER WARNS OF INFLATION AND ECONOMIC MELTDOWN: "WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO COME TO GRIPS WITH REALITY"
If you listen to 'official' Washington, to include the establishment media commentariat, it's gauche and unacceptable to criticize the Federal Reserve, because it's supposed to be "independent" from government and thus unassailable, despi
The USA is $21.4 trillion in debt. That is larger than the entire US economy. And it shows no sign of slowing down.
After a disappointing slowdown in August, retail sales were expected to rebound in September but rather dramatically missed with headline data rising just 0.1% MoM (against expectations of a 0.6% rise).
Edward Lampert steps down as CEO and is exploring potential bid for some Sears stores
In this missive, we are just going to focus on the "WTF!" moment of this past week. In order to do this properly, I need to start with last week's missive where we asked the question "Did Something Just Break?" In that article we addressed
While Friday's panic-bid scramble back up to the optically-pleasing moving-averages has prompted some hope that the worst is behind US markets, this week's plunge, crashing through several key technical levels, has prompted Craig Johnson, chief marke
Over the last ten or so years there have been technological changes to our daily lives and there have been noticeable changes to our world.
With markets in rebound mode today, the sellside's fascination with Wednesday's sharp, unexpected selloff continues.
Ten years after the financial crisis of 2008, your friends are still saying the same thing: "Don't you libertarians know the financial crisis was caused by deregulation?"
Today is adding to the accumulated pain of the last few days for most funds. Momentum has retraced nearly all of its YTD gains and names with high active ownership are underperforming names with high active ownership by 3 standard deviations.
Up until very recently, there were essentially two kinds of business and economic reporting trends emanating since the 2008 Financial Crisis:
Towards the end of economic expansions, interest rates usually start to rise as strong loan demand bumps up against central bank tightening.
Last week, the euphoria over US high yield bonds hit new post-crisis highs when amid a sharp slowdown in supply, a rise in the oil price and generally solid economic conditions, insatiable buyers of junk sent the Bloomberg Barclays Corporate high yie
Stocks sank on Wednesday as a steep decline in tech shares and worries of rapidly rising rates sent Wall Street on pace for its worst day in six months.
As part of the IMF's latest global economic forecast, which for the first time since 2016 saw the D.C.-based organization cut its global growth forecasts, the IMF warned that a severe recession would slash US public wealth by about $5 trillion, causi
In this video, we give you the latest breaking news on the economy its possibility into calamity and collapse. We talk about the debt, possibility of worse situations because of it plus a lot of the breaking news today.
When one strips out the noise, to predict what will happen in capital markets one needs to know just two things: what happens to interest rates and company profits. And, in a time when central banks have injected $15 trillion in liquidity to paper ov
