Can’t stop staring at the m1 money supply graph…
Can't stop staring at the m1 money supply graph…https://t.co/MrYg4t6Xzt pic.twitter.com/HHXlWcx02X — Ryan Petersen (@typesfast) October 6, 2022
Can't stop staring at the m1 money supply graph…https://t.co/MrYg4t6Xzt pic.twitter.com/HHXlWcx02X — Ryan Petersen (@typesfast) October 6, 2022
by jessefelder Legendary hedge fund manager Stan Druckenmiller, in an interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp, recently gave a pretty bleak assessment of the stock market in the years ahead. "There's a high probability in my mind that the market, …
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by Charles Hugh-Smith So sorry, but “you’ll own nothing and be miserable–oops, we mean happy, yes, deliriously happy” doesn’t count as a solution. The global economy is perched on the edge of an abyss, and averting our gaze doesn’t actually …
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan People used to call those who could see the writing on the wall “crazy conspiracy theorists.” Now, major mainstream media outlets are reporting that the United States dollar could crash by the end of 2021. Honestly, I am …
by Adam Taggart For any problems they face, governments all over the world are now conditioned to simply deficit spend or issue new $trillions in ‘thin air’ currency. So how in danger are we of that recklessness leading to a …
(Bloomberg) — Australia’s central bank No. 2 official Guy Debelle says risky borrowing is more likely to be an accelerator to an economic downturn rather than its source, in an address discussing the impact of lending curbs. “If a negative …
From Bloomberg: The financial crisis ripped through Wall Street 10 years ago, pushing the global economy to the edge of the abyss. One might think those searing experiences would have created a learning opportunity — for managing risk better, understanding structural …