As many of us suspected. The pending US border invasion set to occur next week…will NOT be met by Biden admin efforts to enforce law, prevent chaos, or protect US security by screening the hundreds of thousands of mostly able …
Guest Post by Brendan Brown at the Mises.org: The original vicious circle starts with inflationary interventions in an up-to-then well-anchored monetary regime. Consequent asset inflation spawns a banking crisis. That leads to the installation of anticrisis safety structures (one illustration …
The last time prices were increasing this quickly was in 1981 when Ronald Reagan was president, interest rates were near record highs, and the United States was embroiled in the Cold War. The country has changed significantly since the Great …
Any global crisis creates a period of uncertainty, not just for the people in affected countries, but also for the rest of the world. The effect of any crisis can be felt even in the world of finance, as if …
Argentina. 40% poverty and monster destruction of the economy. Government says it cannot explain the high inflation (49% ytd) Well… Increase in money supply 2 years108.9%3 years151.93%5 years313.34%10 years1,424.96% pic.twitter.com/d15Z6LjWPe — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) July 11, 2021
Pay close attention to the overdose rates in the near future, as the cost of passage for many sneaking across the border is to be a drug mule for the cartels. I wonder what kind of percentage goes to the …
by Gary Christenson Miles Franklin sponsored this article by Gary Christenson, the Deviant Investor. The opinions are his. Bond Market Turned Down & Interest Rates Up – Check! Two-Year yield bottomed September 2011 Five-Year yield bottomed July 2012 Ten-Year yield bottomed July 2016 …
An inverted yield curve predicts recessions. h/t br_anonbinary
via confoundedinterest: The Smart Money Flow Index is a sentiment index attempting to measure “skittishness” in the markets. Particularly at stock market opening in the US for the Dow. We saw a collapse in the Smart Money Flow index in 1999 as the …
via knowledge.wharton: One of the great ironies of the 2008 financial crisis is that it was sparked by a product created from a historically safe investment asset: residential mortgages. In the past quarter century, delinquency rates of single-family home mortgages hovered below …
by Shaun Richards This morning has brought yet more developments in the ongoing currency crises of this summer. An early morning economic salvo was fired by the Turkish central bank the TCMB. Recent developments regarding the inflation outlook indicate significant …
From Jim Rickards, Editor, The Daily Reckoning: So many credit crises are brewing, it’s hard to keep track without a scorecard. The mother of all credit crises is coming to China with over a quarter-trillion dollars owed by insolvent banks and …
by Charles Hugh-Smith We’re going to get a synchronized global dynamic, but it won’t be “growth” and stability, it will be DeGrowth and instability. To understand the synchronized global meltdown that is on tap for the 2021-2025 period, we must …
Jim Rickards says we’re in a different world. The systemic risks have never been greater. The next financial crises will be unprecedented in its magnitude and the central bankers capacity to deal with it are diminishing. Were looking at an …
