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It has been 50 years since President Nixon proclaimed that "We are all Keynesians now." The results of allowing government (via its central bank - The Federal Reserve) to create dollars out-of-thin-air have now been produced. Decade after decade we e
Lumber futures have plunged but still remain near prior peaks. What about a 2x4 stud?
"I have enough money from unemployment insurance" is tied for the highest reason. Let's explore the implications.
The biggest driver of the weakness was a 5.4% MoM drop in motor vehicle, parts production
It hurts the working class in these key ways.
Prices received by U.S. businesses for goods and services rose by much more than expected in June, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
Central planners were warned that these kinds of problems would result from their policies, and yet they persisted anyway.
How does it feel to live in a country with double-digit inflation? On Tuesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics told us that the consumer price index has risen 5.4 percent over the past 12 months, and such a high number shocked a lot of people.
...corporates face collapsing margins from soaring input prices.
The long-term case for gold remains intact. The ratio of total US M1 (adjusted for the recent savings deposit re-classification) to gold has continued to surge higher, showing the underlying trend remains bullish.
One of the things that will make this coming so-called "reset" even worse is people are going to be totally blindsided because accurate and truthful information is censored.
This report delves into intelligence agencies' dirty tricks and breaks down how bad things are looking economically.
Wells Fargo just announced that it's shutting down all of its existing personal lines of credit - a popular product offered by the retail-focused Wall Street giant - a move that will likely infuriate legions of customers.
a shortage of microchips has hampered car production globally and slashed the supply of new models.
Two weeks ago, in the aftermath of the Fed's surprise hawkish FOMC announcement which also hiked the administered rates on the Fed's overnight repo...
According to the mainstream narrative, we were all born yesterday. There is no such thing as context, history or critical analysis – just cherry-picked short-term data-deltas, which are held to be either awesome or at least much improved from last
If Americans only understood the corruption surrounding money, and the enormous greed in the financial sector of the American economy, they would understand how money is being stolen from them and other Americans not just by sleight of hand, but also
...About 16c Savings On July 4th BBQ Costs
Sometimes it's important to step away from a problem in order to better understand it.
A San Francisco Chamber of Commerce poll of registered voters in that city found that more than 40% of residents said that they planned to move in the next few years.
The S&P 500 closed last week at an all-time record high. This is quite a reversal from the previous week. In his podcast, Peter Schiff said there has been a shift in expectations.
Sometimes it's important to step away from a problem in order to better understand it. I recently went on a trip across the Pacific Northwest to revisit some old stomping grounds and to take a break from the often disconcerting developments of toda
Whether you're in the mood for hotdogs, burgers, grilled chicken, or corn on the cob this Fourth of July, the cost of grilling this year is skyrocketing due to soaring propane prices, according to WSJ.
Manhattan real estate prices reached an all-time high in the second quarter, as buyers returned to the city and boosted demand for the largest, most expensive apartments, according to new reports.
US Senator's Advice: Buy, Hold, Save Bitcoin for Retirement as Congress Floods Economy With Trillions of Dollars
More than half of all job gains in June were from waiters/bartenders and teachers, which collectively added 463,300 seasonally-adjusted jobs, or 55% of the 850,000 gain.
Brace for shock at the pump. WTI crude prices surged by over $2, rising more than 3% to $75.8/bbl...
ISM's Employment Index dropped back below 50 (into contraction).... prices paid continued soaring....
By now, it's become quite clear, even to the working poor, that quantitative easing and all the easy money policies by the Federal Reserve have created some of the worst wealth inequality this nation has ever witnessed.
A Game of Two Halves
