Bubbles, Balloons, Needles and Pins
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer It’s no surprise that China has its own plunge protection team -but why were they so late?-, nor that Beijing blames its problems on Trump’s tariffs. GDP growth was disappointing at 6.5%, […]
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer It’s no surprise that China has its own plunge protection team -but why were they so late?-, nor that Beijing blames its problems on Trump’s tariffs. GDP growth was disappointing at 6.5%, […]
Brandon Smith After a certain length of time examining history in-depth, anyone who is honest and relatively objective comes to understand that most of what we are told about our past in the mainstream is […]
Brandon Smith This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group Blind faith in the U.S. dollar is perhaps one of the most crippling disabilities economists have in gauging our economic […]
BY NOMI PRINS It’s been a decade since the world’s major central banks reacted to the financial crisis by cheapening the value of money through record low, zero or negative rates. What my research for my […]
And how do things usually work out for the rat? by Chris Martenson There are ample warning signs that another serious financial crisis is on the way. These warning signs are being soundly ignored by […]
Brandon Smith There has been a lot of confusion lately in the mainstream economic media as well as in independent media circles as to the behavior of stock markets in the wake of the recently […]
Will you be an agent of depletion or regeneration? by Chris Martenson Friday, May 11, 2018, 10:13 PM There’s a vast revolution underway. And it’s time to pick sides. Your choice couldn’t be more critically […]
Is necessary to rationalize today’s bubble markets by Chris Martenson “Alice laughed: “There’s no use trying,” she said; “one can’t believe impossible things.” “I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I […]
Central banks are now trapped. In a nutshell, central banks are promising to “normalize” their monetary policy extremes in 2018. Nice, but there’s a problem: you can’t “normalize” markets that are now entirely dependent on extremes […]
BY CHARLES HUGH SMITH What is money? We all assume we know, because money is a commonplace feature of everyday life. Money is what we earn and exchange for goods and services. Everyone thinks the money […]
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