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Today, I'll share one of the safest places to park your money in 2019. This is more important than ever. As regular readers know, there's been almost nowhere to hide.
A whopping two-thirds of American college students graduate school already deeply in debt. But the decision to go into debt to pay for a college degree is a $1.2 trillion crisis that's crippling the economy.
Global debt has never been higher. It's almost $250 Trillion. Obviously, the economic world that central banks have created are built on a house of sand. Central banks are socialistic institutions. They are monopolies created and sustained by governm
Hours after NPR reported that troubled California utility PG&E was weighing a sale of its natural gas division to cover potentially billions of dollars in fines that could result if its equipment is found to have caused the deadly and destructive wil
So much for a New Year's rally. Yesterday, U.S. stocks stumbled out of the gate. The S&P 500 opened down 1.2%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) opened 0.4% lower. And the Nasdaq began the year down 2.5%.
Housing is sputtering. Home sales, home-building and homeownership have gone flat, and the rise in home prices threatens to stall out.
Interest rates simply reflect the truth; and it is a very sad day when telling the truth can foster such ill will.
The destruction of sound money over the past century stems from actions at the federal level, but there are steps which states can take --and even have already taken --to move toward real, sound, constitutional money.
For? And here's the nugget that stopped Brown in her tracks: 44 percent of the suspensions were because of "defiance." [Eliminating poverty is] largely aspirational, even in the long term. [But] one's vision shouldn't be limited.… Rebec
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.
In the ninety-ninth edition of the Russian Newspapers Monitor, Professor Filip Kovacevic discusses the front-page articles from four Russian newspapers: Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Izvestia, and Komsomolskaya Pravda.
Transportation is humming according to the US Bureau of Transportation. The Dow transportation index is another matter.
On December 30, Tokyo will begin reducing tariffs and easing quotas on products sold by US' largest agriculture competitors -- including Australia, Canada, Chile, and New Zealand, as part of the new 11-member Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement f
The day after The Dow soars by the most points in history, and on the biggest reversal day in stocks since 2010, Michael Snyder provides a little context for what is really occurring...
The day after The Dow soars by the most points in history, and on the biggest reversal day in stocks since 2010, Michael Snyder provides a little context for what is really occurring...
Sales excluding autos rose 5.1% between Nov. 1 and Dec. 24 from a year earlier, according to Mastercard
Authored by David B. Collum, Betty R. Miller Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology - Cornell University (Email: dbc6@cornell.edu, Twitter: @DavidBCollum), "Dave: You are roundly tolerated." ~Danielle Dimartino Booth, former Fed
Two months ago we first showed what Deutsche Bank dubbed "a quite fascinating statistic" namely that as of the end of October, 89% of assets that the German bank collects data on for its annual long-term study, had a negative total return year to dat
According to the founder of the world's largest hedge fund, the US dollar could soon fall as much as 30% which could leave it looking like the Turkish Lira.
The official statement that accompanies each every FOMC policy action is by nature bland and sterile. Still, despite the sparseness of printed words those that are included can say a lot. Here's its essence for what just wrapped up in December 2018
Economic analyst Peter Schiff, who accurately predicted the 2008 recession said recently that we are not in a bear market. Instead, "we're in a house of cards that the Fed built."
This isn't exactly an article loaded with Christmas cheer, but there's a very good reason that my family has strictly limited our holiday splurges this year. It's because all the signs right now seem to indicate the US is hurtling toward an eco
'nothing will deter us' from more raises as share prices plunge after move...Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell said 'nothing' will deter independent central bankers from following their economic convictions after an extraordinary pressure
The Peter Schiff Show Podcast - Episode 426
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the very real potential of a stock market crash in 2019 as many economists believe we have entered a bear market. For many years we have just avoided the inevitable. Massive lev
Uber is going public. Uber, as you probably know, is a popular ridesharing company. It allows you to fetch a personal driver using your smartphone.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Doug Casey (Chairman of Casey Research; Best-selling author; World-renowned Speculator; Libertarian Philosopher) on economic and market conditions - Brice Penaud (Commercial Passport) on digital KYC - Jeff Berwick (Anarchapulco; The Dollar Vigilante;
Is the longest bull market in history officially over?
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Gerald Celente (American Trend Forecaster, Publisher of Trends Journal, Business Consultant, Author) on market conditions; what's up for 2019 - Tim Picciott (Crypto Self Direct; The Liberty Advisor) does The Economic Report
Upton Sinclair once noted: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it."
