Steep declines in asset prices (especially home values) may result in 2024 should Americans default on their debt. Mike Maloney believes, we're in the greatest financial crisis in history.
With a combination of high interest rates and a slow return to office towers, the commercial real estate sector faces further declines as the new year begins.
The collapse of three US regional banks - First Republic Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank - marked some of the largest failures in the banking system since 2008.
Last year at this time, 85% of economists in one poll predicted a recession this year -- and that was an optimistic take compared to the 100% probability of a recession forecast two months earlier.
"Since 2009, this has been 100 percent artificial, unprecedented money printing and deficits: $27 trillion over 15 years, to be exact," Dent said. "This is off the charts, 100 percent artificial, which means we're in a dangerous state."
The Biden administration and the corporate media are telling us over and over that the economy is just fine, but the term "silent depression" has been going viral on TikTok.
The U.S. housing market might be hit by a price correction comparable to the one that took place during the Great Recession of 2008, according to one rental investor.
Money supply growth fell again in October, remaining deep in negative territory after turning negative in November 2022 for the first time in twenty-eight years.
David Webb's effort with his book "The Great Taking" is just such an effort with the knowledge and documentation of what is a truth, unbelievable due to the enormity of what has already happened. David Webb is scheduled for interview Dec 6th
A large portion of refugees from Venezuela's economic collapse end up deeply in debt after migrating to new countries. Here's how their new start goes bad.
International Man: Wall Street Silver, a financial analyst on Twitter, highlights that during the Great Depression, the average home cost 3x the average income. Today, it costs 8x as much.
...if OPEC and its allies were almighty and the drivers of oil prices, why have Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude plummeted in 2022? OPEC only reacts to demand, but it is not a price-setter. It is a price-taker.
With an explosion in government deficit and an elevated interest rate environment, are we seeing the beginning of a crisis in sovereign debt and pension funds?