Given the current fiat money system is on a path towards its own destruction it is not surprising that there has been increasing talk of a monetary reset. Without a completely different approach... any such reset is bound to fail.
...in a survey of 314 CEOs from South Korea, China and Japan, Korean business leaders had the most negative opinion of where the economy was headed – both domestically and globally.
This effectively means that China is fiscally unable to underwrite massive infrastructure projects and so any new world-economy-saving stimulus, as in 2015/2016, will be practically impossible...
As we approach that moment in 2020 when the Fed's liquidity glut turns from a massive risk tailwind into a headwind, and as the tension between market optimists and pessimists braces for a return,
There are now two definitions of "lead parachute" - one, of course, is a Boeing 737 MAX, the other is the farewell payment former Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg will receive for his 35 year contribution to the company. Or rather won't.
Here at the start of 2020, we’ve just said good-bye to the 'twenty-teens', a decade defined by central bank intervention... So, where has all this intervention gotten us?
Congressional hearings were created to educate lawmakers so they have knowledge before they pass bills or impeach a president... Not today. Today, hardly any education happens.
You don’t need gold if you believe that the Fed will be a good steward of purchasing power. That looks less likely under this administration or any subsequent administration...
