Your Secret Weapon in This War of Money
In a paradigm war, your greatest endorsement isn’t from a loyal supporter but from someone who is normally your detractor giving you their support.
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Pulling Punches
Over the last 12 months, the interest on federal debt rose above US$700 billion per year. As the Fed raises interest rates, the number will soon go over the cost of Social Security and Pentagon spending — combined. Meanwhile, inflation reached 40-year highs.
From Wall Street to Sub-Saharan Africa: Bitcoin Is on the Rise
As the UK’s economic meltdown continues, investors need to ask, who is next? The risk of this monetary contagion spreading is now a very real problem. Europe knows all too well how quickly one nation’s problem can become a region-wide issue.
Lower Lows
As predicted last week, stocks began trading yesterday with the Dow at less than 30,000. Next target: 20,000.
QE Is Back, but at What Cost…
After a questionable government budget of tax cuts, the pound sterling went into free fall against the US dollar. That, in turn, caused a rout in the bond market that has then delivered even bigger losses in market-to-market derivatives — because the value of the pound relative to the dollar is so low.
Part One: Critically Endangered Metals
EVs, 3D-printed houses, automated homes, and ultra-efficient renewable energy power generators are just some of the future innovations leading us to a better, cleaner world.
And with the stroke of a pen, governments across the globe have started this carbon-free, pollution-free, automated utopia we all want.
