Mr Market Goes to Washington
Mr Market is doing what he always does. When things are too expensive, he marks them down. When they are too cheap, he bids them up. If there’s a shortage, he increases prices to bring forth more production.
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The Two Es
The breakdown in the global supply chain can be summarised in two words: efficiency and energy.
There’s Still Plenty of Interest for Lithium
In today’s Money Morning…the Fed’s losing street cred…follow the long-term trends…good news for lithium…and more…
Unstable Stability
There are rules. There are agreements. There are guarantees, promises, contracts, and treaties. But at the end of the day, links…like hearts…break.
A Change in Climate Is Coming
The failure to address the global debt problem in 2007 has produced an environment far more toxic and lethal to our community’s wellbeing than any number of coal-fired power stations could ever be.
Will the Fed Choose Recession over High Inflation?
According to nearly 70% of leading academic economists polled by the Financial Times earlier this month, the US economy will tip into a recession next year.
