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Watch as Luke, Tim, and economic historian John Sneisen recap the day's most outrageous economic news.
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It's never "different this time." The Fed's bubbles and busts keep coming and they're getting more intense. Every bubble is bigger than the previous one, as is every "bailout." Every "bailout" carries with it a promise for a future economic crisis. T
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So, you're printing up six trillion dollars, giving 7/8ths to banks and corporations and 1/8th back to us… which we'll be taxed on… plus, all that money creates a monster deficit that our children be expected to pay back anyway?
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The pace at which Americans are losing their jobs is absolutely breathtaking. According to the Wall Street Journal, the largest number of new claims for unemployment benefits ever recorded in a single week prior to this year was 695,000 during the w
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In February, the general consensus among large investment banks and supranational entities was that there would be a one-time impact on GDP in the first quarter due to the impact of the coronavirus, followed by a stronger recovery in the form of V.
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Gerald Celente, a top trends researcher and Publisher of The Trends Journal, says the world is already in an economic depression.
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Now, watch as CFP Tim Picciott and world economic historian John Sneisen discuss the following events in world financial news: * Parallels to the Great Depression * Government overreach and infringing on individual's rights * Donald Trump's positio
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Service PMIs across the globe cratered during the month of March; Japan, Germany, France, and the UK all experienced dramatic declines in business sentiment as the coronavirus pandemic began to unfold.
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Quicken and Mr. Cooper are on the hook for principal and interest even if homeowners are in arrears
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As the pandemonium in New York City and beyond continues, Luke and Tim discuss the economic impact that accompanies the pandemic.
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Re: CV UBI Stimulus Bill. The new law, which requires small employers -- those with fewer than 500 employees -- to provide limited paid-leave benefits to employees who are affected by the viral emergency.
