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There Is Something That 9 Out Of 10 Americans Agree On – And Cold, Hard Economic Numbers Support That Belief
Kevin Warsh, Trump's nominee for the next Federal Reserve chair, understands how the system works and, more importantly, what is fundamentally wrong with it.
BlackRock just marked down private credit loans, and it's not a one-off event. Ken and Danille McElroy break down why this moment exposes the same floating-rate, refinance-dependent risk now sitting across multifamily real estate.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Daniel McAdams (Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity; Co-Host of the Ron Paul Liberty Report) gives predictions for coming year, economy, precious metals, AI, wars, world news, etc...
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Matt Smith (Crisis Investing; Smith Sense) comes on the show to discuss his newest book The Preparation: How To Become Competent, Confident, and Dangerous, economic and market conditions, update on Maxim Smith
Inflation is an elusive term.
Update ( Wed): Novo Nordisk shares in Europe opened sharply lower after the company released a disappointing full-year outlook during the middle of the U.S. cash session on Tuesday.
When the globalist World Economic Forum (WEF) predicted in 2015 that "you will own nothing and be happy" by 2030, people worldwide recoiled in horror at the thought, but almost nobody understood the mechanism by which it might take place.
John deeply dives into a new kid on the global governance block in this Special Report (Jan 18, 2023)
Inflation is an elusive term. In 1983, Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary defined Inflation as:
Peter Schiff joins Rick Sanchez to break down a major global financial turning point as China accelerates efforts to replace the U.S. dollar with the yuan in global trade.
Warsh played a key roll in the bailouts of the large Wall Street firms that bet wrongly on mortgage derivatives and their insurance.
The age of the dollar is ending spectacularly with no clear successor to lead the new financial era
The End Of The US Monetary Order
If Trump wants to recover the political capital he's been spending lately there is one thing he might consider advocating for: The elimination of property taxes on people's homes.
...and America's Pedophile Satanists
" This is going to be a global contagion... It will be a liquidity crisis..."
Former Wall Street money manager and financial analyst Ed Dowd of PhinanceTechnologies.com warned in December we were "At the Beginning of Credit Destruction Cycle."
Private credit or direct lending soared in popularity after the 2008 recession when regulators cracked down on banks, but now, companies backed by direct loans are beginning to fail. Fears surrounding private lenders and their legitimacy are coming t
The next financial crisis may not be global - it may be uniquely American. As trust in U.S. leadership erodes, the world's most effective response isn't military, but financial: targeting the dollar itself. That shift could define 2026.
The Fraser Institute has published new data showing how policy incentives shape states' growth.
...Economic Activity Is Slowing Down All Around Us As Chaos Breaks Out In The Financial Markets
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell testified before the Joint Economic committee. Jamie Herra Beutler (R-Ark.) questions.
Updated: While you slept, the Comex raised silver margin requirements to $51,977 per contract. This is a 150% increase in under 30 days. The paper market is officially broken. Here is the forensic breakdown of the "Kill Switch" designed to shake you
Three 6-sigma events occurred in one week; - Bonds - Silver - Gold
Hopefully, Elon Musk and his DOGE boys have learned a lesson the hard way. To wit, their earnest, dogged, sweeping and compelling demonstration early in 2025 that hundreds of billions can be cut from the Federal budget has already been shit-canned.
"Confidence collapsed in January." But Why?
When China began quietly reducing its exposure to U.S. Treasuries in 2013, few took notice outside of policy circles
Over two decades, the US dollar's share of global foreign exchange reserves has trended lower, not because the dollar suddenly stopped working, but because concentration risk has become explicit.
We live at a time when the pace of change is so rapid that it can be overwhelming at times.
