via geofinancialnews: The probability model for a recession from the Federal Reserve has been steadily increasing and has now reached its highest point since 1982. The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) is known for its slow process of identifying …
by Michael We are in the early stages of a global economic collapse, and people all over the globe are getting extremely angry. Here in the United States, higher prices are an inconvenience, but in other parts of the world …
The market has been at this same level for almost a year. Caught between the prospect of Fed easing and recession. In the meantime, the prospects for an economic soft landing have steadily dwindled as the middle class implodes in …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcU8-sW88zk Investors are sending up the warning flag that the entire western world is about to experience a slowdown that cannot be pushed aside by modern accounting or the media after reports showed that China, long considered the bellweather to …
by Michael Snyder The U.S. Census Bureau has just released their annual report on how the U.S. population is shifting, and there are some very clear patterns in the data. If you look at this Census Bureau map, you will see …
by nathcun Source: World Bank indicator SG.GEN.PARL.ZS Tools: R, ggplot2, and the ggridges package.
by Jesse Exhaustible supply meets seemingly insatiable demand. There is a sea change underway in the global monetary regime that has been in place since the end of World War II. It is a major historic event, and as such, …
by Jesse Physical gold is moving from West to East. New York has become a highly leveraged, largely ‘paper trading’ market, whereas ‘the New Silk Road’ is the center of physical gold accumulation. This may resolve via a major short …
via Daily Reckoning: Global governments have been forcing investors into the stock market ever since the Great Recession. In the most insulting examples, returns on the supposedly safest investments, government-backed bonds, literally offered a negative rate of nominal return in …