
Housing Starts Drop 11.4 Percent in March from Negative Revision
• https://mishtalk.com, By MishHomebuilders had another miserable month but permits jumped 15.8 percent.
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Homebuilders had another miserable month but permits jumped 15.8 percent.
Austrian Economists Make Up The Superhero Needed To Save Civilization From Economic and Zionist Myths
The COMEX gold and silver market is entering its final chapter--and the bullion banks are running out of options.
America is not just in debt--it's drowning in it. With $37 trillion in liabilities and $1.8 trillion in annual interest payments, Byron King says we're not just heading toward a crisis--we're already in it.
Prices remain under pressure and sentiment is so weak one would think it's 2022 all over again, but for the first time in nearly a year, bitcoin (BTC) whales are buying.
Yes Schiff, lets investigate "insider" trading across the board including every member of congress and every Federal employee.
The recent selloff in U.S. Treasury bonds--once considered the bedrock of global financial stability--could signal something far deeper than just a market correction.
The boys and girls on Wall Street heaved a big sign of relief yesterday, with the stock market making historic gains, a welcome respite for the losses of the preceding days, when Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause in the severe tariffs, opting onl
The real trade war wasn't Trump's - it was decades of lopsided deals, deficits, and double standards America tolerated while others profited...
Today was Asia's turn to get pummeled by margin calls, distressed sales, even liquidations.
The tariff controversy is being colored in the most scary ways possible, because the Democrats, media, and ruling establishment want rid of Trump. It is also important to understand that tariffs are not the only way to limit imports.
The protectionist trap.
Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum, announced that he would begin the process of stepping down as chair of its board of trustees, a role he held since establishing the organization in 1971, with the transition expected to conclude
US equity futures are pointing to another day of staggering losses - even as they rise from session lows - as Trump doubled down on sweeping tariffs and as the world continues its flight to safety.
"Economics, in its most elegant form, is the study of cause and effect."--John Rogers, Voting in Context: A Brief Economic History of American Politics
Trump administration Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick defended new tariffs announced Friday, noting "Today was the day of the beginning of saying, I'm sorry, you can't just live for free off of us."
In this weekend episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc examine the recent tariff policy and Liberation Day speech, the Great Depression and current economic policy, and Gavin Newsom's machination and the no-alternative Democrats.
Out with the old. In with the new. Welcome to the Great Reset. As cash is being driven out of circulation worldwide, governments and Technocrats are jockeying to come out on top of a global payment system that will control all trade and all populatio
Brighteon Broadcast News, Mar 31, 2025 The military and economic collapse of the West
When Javier Milei was running for President in 2023, I explained that the media was wrong to equate him to Trump.
Ann Vandersteel on the Health Ranger Report: Operation Burning Edge, the dollar empire's collapse and the rebirth of America's sovereignty
Commerce Secretary Lutnick describes how the US Debt, Deficit, Economy and Taxes will be fixed.
In 1971, the US abruptly went off the gold standard, and in making the public announcement, US President Richard Nixon looked into the television camera and said, "We're all Keynesians now."
55 Ways That Everything That You Think That You Own Is Being Systematically Taken Away From You
You work long, hard days, but you never have enough to be secure. Your husband or wife probably works too, and yet you still never get ahead. Now think about this: Your great-grandparents worked hard, and they did get ahead. You work just as hard, bu
Last week Peter joined Tom Clougherty, Executive Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs, to discuss his unwavering view of free-market economics, the enduring threats from misguided government policies, and the urgent need for economic reform.
Navigating the choice between two bad policies.
A Controlled Unwind and a New Bretton Woods with Bitcoin
he walls are closing in on your financial freedom--but not in the way most Americans believe.
There's little doubt that, once the dust settles, the post-collapse life is going to be tough. Most of the conveniences we take for granted today will be hard to acquire, regardless of whether or not money will still be worth anything.