via Mark Thornton: Austrian economists have a well-developed theory that explains the boom, bubble, bust, and recovery. A good introduction to the Austrian theory of the business cycle can be found in Larry Sechrest’s article “Explaining Malinvestment and Overinvestment.” Larry wrote the …
If you are a morning person, you may be at reduced risk for major depression, a new study suggests. Several studies of the body’s circadian sleep-wake cycle have shown that being an early bird is associated with a lower risk …
by Shaun Richards Later today we get the policy announcement from the ECB or European Central Bank but I am not expecting much if anything. Perhaps some fiddling with the monthly purchases of the emergency component ( called PEPP) of …
by Doug Casey via International Man We talk a lot in these pages about what to do with one’s money, but I question whether most subscribers (forget about the public at large) have an adequate grasp of the basics. Without it, …
by Amy S. Warning to America: The Greatest Depression of All Times Approaching Worse than 1929 : Be Prepared! The Greatest Depression of All Times Inflation, hyperinflation, financial collapse, societal collapse, and world war III. The only unknown is the timeline. …
Authored by Matt Taibbi via TK News Variety just published a graph that should horrify cable news executives: Yikes. https://t.co/dTwyOEI6ue pic.twitter.com/Zel6erjzrj — Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) March 12, 2021 This data, showing significant declines in all of the major primetime cable news …
Milton Friedman explodes the myth that the Great Depression was produced by a failure of private enterprise. http://www.LibertyPen.com h/t duFontaine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvbsWQZVCDk In the 1950s & 60s anxiety was emblematic, and depression was rare.,ask the older generation and we can tell you what changed, God, family values,morals,self respect.the majority has disappeared. I seen it start to change when psychologist started dictating …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Did insurance companies just declare bankruptcy during the 1930s to escape liabilities? PD ANSWER: Personally, I have NEVER had an insurance policy that EVER paid what they promised. To me, it is one giant scam. You lie to an insurance company and it …
Trends Journal, Released on 3/22/19 Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and …
by Charles Hugh-Smith A feature of the economic crisis that enfolded in Greece was the fantasy that economic growth would quickly recover. It seems hard to believe now that anyone could have expected the economy to grow at 2% ot …
By Teresa van den Barselaar Since my first book, way back in the 1980s, I’ve warned that we’d see an Economic Winter Season between 2008 and 2023. And since 2008, it looks like I was way off. We weren’t clearly …
by Shaun Richards We have an opportunity today to look at the Euro area from two different but linked perspectives. The first continues from yesterday’s money supply analysis which tells us that the weaker economic phase looks set to continue …
Lynette Zang interviewed by Sean on SGTreport The economic slowdown is now global, and far more advanced than we thought. With US national debt poised to surpass $22 Trillion this year, what calamity lurks just around the corner? Lynette Zang believes it may be …
by Amy S. How Fascism Comes to America I think there are really only two good reasons for having a significant amount of money: To maintain a high standard of living and to ensure your personal freedom. There are other, lesser …
Monster rally in U.S. junk-bonds currently underway. pic.twitter.com/W11bqrupdm — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) January 8, 2019 Gundlach: "By historic standards 62% of Triple B rated bonds should be considered junk status right now BUT are not" — John Caruso 🌐 (@JCarusoRJO) …
via Brendan Brown, the Head of Economic Research at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International via Mises.org The profound question which transcends all this day-to-day market drama over the holidays is the nature of the economic slowdown now occurring globally. This slowdown can be …
Here is a quick RTD Live Talk snippet that I wanted to share. The question asked during this episode is very timely and thought provoking. Outside of the economic fears facing the globe we also have a technological revolution knocking …
by Amy S. According to CIA economic experts Jim Rickards & Gerald Celente , a “25-year Great Depression is about to strike America.” This isn’t some crackpot figure claiming there will be a 25 year depression, but a prominent investment banker, …
Financial writer John Rubino contends massive bailouts will explode in the next economic downturn, and they will have grave consequences for interest rates and the U.S. dollar. Rubino says, “They would say, hey here’s $5 trillion to bail out states …
By Nick Cunningham Canadian oil prices briefly plunged as low as $15 per barrel last week, after a U.S. federal judge blocked the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. Canada’s oil industry has lurched from pipeline crisis to pipeline crisis, with projects blocked …
by Charles Hugh-Smith We need to value honesty above optimism. Once we can speak honestly, there is a foundation for optimism. Beneath the rah-rah statistics of “the greatest economy ever,” the social depression is accelerating. The mainstream is reluctantly waking up …
by Richard Rosso “We gathered on porches; the moon rose; we were poor. And time went by, drawn by slow horses. Somewhere beyond our windows shone the world. The Great Depression had entered our souls like fog.” – Pantoum of the Great …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Here’s the difference between a recession and a depression: you can’t get blood from a stone, or make an insolvent entity solvent with more debt. There are two basic differences between a recession and a depression: 1. …
By Bob Shanahan The IMF recently issued a stark warning to the world, writing about the second great depression just around the corner. The international organization referred to a global panic that could be triggered by unregulated parts of the …
Ron Paul warns that the stock market will drop by 50% and there is no way to stop it. John Williams of Shadowstats is reporting that the Fed is killing the economy. Major warnings coming from the IMF, BIS and …
via NYPOST: Ten years ago, it was too-easy credit that brought financial markets to their knees. Today, it could be a global debt of $247 trillion that causes the next crash. After a decade of escalating US household debt brought …
There’s been a lot of cases of Facebook using the info It’s users share as a way of spying on people and the elites use social media to influence their mood so I think this is an interesting study. A …
