From Peter Reagan and Birch Gold Group We’ve suggested many times that an economic “storm could be brewing” so that you could start or continue preparing for it. Well, if Jamie Dimon (CEO of JP Morgan) is correct, it looks like we might have underestimated how bad things could get. According to a recent report…
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From Brandon Smith One of the most detrimental aspects of an inflationary or stagflationary crisis is that, in most cases, housing costs tend to rise while home sales fall. It might seem counterintuitive; one would assume that as sales fall so should prices, but this is the upside-down world of inflation. Certain commodities and products,…
by Michael Monkeypox continues to spread to more areas around the globe, but so far there is not the same sort of widespread alarm that we witnessed during the early stages of the COVID pandemic. One of the big reasons for this is because global health authorities have been assuring us that there isn’t much…
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by Michael We have faced a lot of significant challenges in modern American history, but nobody will ever forget the economic horror that is breaking loose during Joe Biden’s time in the White House. For years, we were warned that the policies that our leaders were pursuing would destroy the value of our currency and…
By Michael Lebowitz On Sunday, March 16, 2008, Bear Stearns was bought by JPM, with support and financial guarantees from the Fed, for $ 2 a share. It was quite the fall from $ 170 a year earlier. Wall Street was in the early rounds of a bout with unprecedented financial instability, and the economy…
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by Michael Not too long ago, the elite were trying to put a happy face on our growing economic problems. It was obvious that things were trending in a very alarming direction, but they kept assuring us that any bumps in the road were just temporary and that a new golden age of prosperity was…
by Charles Hugh-Smith When nobody cares that systems have broken down and there is no will or interest in fixing essential systems, there is no happy ending. Who fixes systems when they break down? The answer appears to be: nobody. Here are three everyday examples from my own life, breakdowns which may be random and…
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JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon provided the excuse for a stock rally when he called the latest plunge “storm clouds” that “may dissipate.” Before you believe Dimon is an economic oracle, however, remember that on Jan. 11th he proclaimed, “We’re going to have the best growth year we’ve ever had….” by Michael Pento: Bear market bounces…
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by Ed Driscoll NBC NEWS: BIDEN ‘RATTLED’ BY POLLING, ANGRY HE’S NOT GETTING ENOUGH CREDIT. Link safe; goes to Guy Benson of Townhall: (3) This is highly sympathetic spin that is ultimately self-defeating: Any assessment of Biden’s performance needs to take into account the epic challenges he faced from the start. “They came in with…
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by ThinkValue2021 As interest rates go up and the Federal Reserve prepares to unload the lowest quality securities starting in June, one may start looking at a recession as a more likely scenario. Realistically, the above paragraph may look quite optimistic depending on when you read it. The goal of this essay…
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