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Supply Chain Disruption and the Hidden Realities behind Inflation

Although the war began in February, supply chain disruption is hitting home now, as are many other knock-on effects from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

By Jim Rickards, Wednesday, 28 September 2022

How Real Assets Can Protect You in an Upcoming Zombie Global Economy

30 Trillion Reasons

Inflation is a policy. It’s a tax. Like all taxes, it lands on some harder than others. And the farther you go down the wealth mountain, the harder it falls.

By Bill Bonner, Wednesday, 28 September 2022

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Where to Look When Markets Crash

We are at a moment of extreme fear — sentiment is at lows. Which begs the question: Is this as bad as it gets? At least for now?

By Selva Freigedo, Wednesday, 28 September 2022

Inflation Is Always Bad News for a Democratic Government

What CPI Really Stands for…Conning People Indefinitely

The randomly selected 2% is the Holy Grail our (clueless) inflation warriors so covet…and slavishly pursue. Belief in this target is now so absolute, no one in the economics profession or financial industry asks the question ‘why do we have this target?’.

By Vern Gowdie, Tuesday, 27 September 2022

The Fed’s Fix

Larry Summers, ex US Secretary of the Treasury, went way out on a limb on Wednesday, Fox News was there: ‘Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers predicts there will “almost certainly” be a “downturn in the economy”’:

By Bill Bonner, Tuesday, 27 September 2022

Tech Investing’s Ideology: Winner Takes All

If increasing returns compound to a firm capturing the market, that firm and its investors will enjoy great success. But success entails failure for rivals. If the winner takes all, losers take nothing.

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Tuesday, 27 September 2022

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