What Could Go Wrong?
What Could Go Wrong? The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by James Howard Kunstler Jerome Powell, the next Fed chairman, once said that…
Significant Developments in The Precious Metals Market
Significant Developments in The Precious Metals Market: Where We Go from Here The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by SRSrocco Report While…
Are You Prepared for These Potentially Disruptive Economic Storms?
Are You Prepared for These Potentially Disruptive Economic Storms? The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Frank Holmes Some potentially disruptive economic…
National Debt Too High…Silver Price Too Low
National Debt Too High…Silver Price Too Low The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Gary Christensen Silver is currently around $16, which…
A Wall Street Correction Looms on The Horizon
A Wall Street Correction Looms on The Horizon The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by L.M. Vronsky A 90-year historical chart of…
Checklist for a Top
Checklist for a Top The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Bob Hoye The real estate market is weakening. Residential real estate…
Perils of Complacency
The Perils of Complacency by James Rickards When the Washington noise gets loud enough, Rickards has to assess the effect it may have on markets. He’s been warning about these…
Economic Reality: Bottom 50% of Americans No Longer Matter
Economic Reality: Bottom 50% of Americans No Longer Matter by Mike Shedlock The Fed likes to brag about the “we saved the world” recovery. However, the truth is that a…
Irrational Exuberance
Irrational Exuberance by Captain Hook In December 1996, former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan coined the term ‘irrational exuberance’ when he warned that the stock market was getting carried away. Today…
A Credit Implosion Is Coming
A Credit Implosion Is Coming by The Gold Report The biggest bubble of all is bursting—the bond market, where companies and the government borrow money—and it's twice as big as…