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Tucker Carlson delivered a sobering speech this week in which he offered a straightforward, chilling notion: That "Abrupt change is coming."
One of The Fed's favorite inflation indicators - Core PCE Deflator - slowed to 3.7% YoY in September (its lowest since May 2021). Headline PCE was flat at 3.4% YoY. Both were in line with expectations...
Real (inflation-adjusted) disposable income is negative for three consecutive months and flat the fourth. Spending is solid.
Nonstore retailers are holding pandemic gains as department stores slowly sink into oblivion.
Bill Blain Warns "It Feels Like Something Has To Give. Uncertain markets in uncertain times...
Thousands of ATM cash machines and local bank branches have been closing down as we move toward a cashless society and the government pursues the roll out of digital surveillance and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC).
We Haven't Seen A Subprime Borrower Meltdown Of This Magnitude Since The Last Financial Crisis
The Biden administration ran a $1.695 trillion budget deficit in fiscal 2023. It was the third-largest deficit in US history. The only time the US government ran bigger deficits was during the COVID years of 2020 and 2021.
Has the current housing bubble – which inflated such that it apparently now costs around $400k to purchase the average home – popped?
The mainstream continues to insist that the economy is fine. Inflation is beat. A soft landing is in play. But in his podcast, Peter Schiff said we're in the early stages of a financial crisis. It should be obvious, but very few people see it comin
We're gonna need a bigger graph...The #Fed used to make billions of profits and sent those profits to the US Treasury each year.
We have been dutifully tracking the auto sector, considered a leading economic indicator, to pinpoint the arrival of the crushing auto loan crisis and even the possibility of the onset of the next recession.
If things unravel, these risk-reduction strategies quickly shift from "nice to have" to "essential." But by then, it will be too late to put them in place.
...new data shows. Housing affordability drops and buyers shed buying power as home prices climb and mortgage interest rates hit long-time highs.
In a 60 Minutes interview over the weekend, host Scott Pelley asked President Joe Biden, "Are the wars in Israel and Ukraine more than the United States can take on at the same time?"
The risk of vehicle repossession is rising for many Americans facing a budget crunch.
Money-market funds saw the largest weekly outflow since Lehman (Q3 2008), plunging $99BN...
Inflation really has gotten out of control.
A Financial Crisis Is Here! U.S. Banks Are Closing Down Hundreds Of Branches And Laying Off Thousands Of Workers
Every time retail sales come in higher than expected, the mainstream media breathlessly reports this as proof that the American consumer is strong and resilient. In his podcast, Peter Schiff explained that these retail sales numbers aren't a sign o
Here's why the Tesla chief is so worried.
The average 30-year mortgage rate skyrocketed to 8% on Wednesday, as indicated by a survey conducted by Mortgage News Daily. This surge was driven by the 30-year Treasury bond yield, which climbed above 5%, reaching its highest point in 17 years.
States, regardless of their constitution, are not economic enterprises.
The global financial crisis that began in 2007 reshaped the real estate market. Today, commercial real estate is facing a similar "Great Reset." Property valuations are resetting, capital availability is restricted, and investment activity is cur
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...and CEO Brian Moynihan says we've now reached that point
In This Episode, John talks with Allison Pyburn and does a deep dive into the massive issues regarding the $1.5T in US student loans.
They earned a bad reputation thanks to their role in the early 2000s housing meltdown.
Is this the death knell for broker fees? Justice Department weighs up unprecedented clampdown on Realtors pocketing up to 6% in commission
The Forgotten Middle: Americans Struggling Paycheck to Paycheck Living Fewer Years in Retirement
