Controlled Demolition
This is the week-of-weeks when the official grand viziers of finance gather at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to confab and interpret the lay of animal neck-bones and other auguries scattered in the sand, with the hope […]
This is the week-of-weeks when the official grand viziers of finance gather at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to confab and interpret the lay of animal neck-bones and other auguries scattered in the sand, with the hope […]
Next Stop, Recession: The Financial Meteor Storm Is Headed Our Way Many of those about to be vaporized did not grasp the fragility of the “prosperity” they assumed was both solid and permanent. Business-cycle recessions […]
Daniel Lacalle The FT recently ran an article that states that “leading central banks now own a fifth of their governments’ total debt.” The figures are staggering. Without any recession or crisis, major central banks […]
The need to change is becoming more obvious than ever by Chris Martenson The world is edging closer to the final moments after which everything will be forever changed. Grand delusions, perpetuated over decades, will […]
by Eric Zuesse The tumultuous events that dominate international news today cannot be accurately understood outside of their underlying context, which connects them together, into a broader narrative — the actual history of our time. History makes […]
by Tyler Durden Russia will speed up work on reducing its dependence on U.S. payment systems and the dollar as a settling currency in response to U.S. sanctions, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Monday. […]
by Tyler Durden There are roughly 76 million Baby Boomers in the United States that are about to transition out of the highest wage earning years of their lives and into retirement where they’ll be making […]
BY DAVID STOCKMAN Here’s a comparison that is surely vertigo inducing. On the one hand, the financial system is implicitly held to be so incredibly stable and healthy that volatility on the S&P 500 has been […]
Today John Embry told King World News that we are about to enter a period that will devastate most people across the world. Click here for story.
The loan will not be paid off until current kindergarteners are in their mid-30s. In July, Chicago Public Schools borrowed $500 million in long-term, high-interest loans. These loans, taken out at interest rates between 7.25-7.65 percent, will […]
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