Coronavirus Devastates Italy: Is It the Result of Globalism and Free Trade?
Italians have come to realize that a tight economic embrace with Beijing also has a downside…
Continue readingItalians have come to realize that a tight economic embrace with Beijing also has a downside…
Continue readingIn this case, complacency kills. Literally…
Continue readingThere is no need for an ‘enemy’ to threaten or invade the United States in order for it to be “an enemy”. Instead…
Continue readingLow interest rates are encouraging companies to take on a level of debt that risks becoming a $19 trillion time bomb…
Continue readingWeak leadership, ridiculous overspending, excessive warfare, currency debasement, idiotic trade policies, price controls…
Continue readingIf Salvini’s political partners don’t yield to his demands, he’ll dissolve the government…
Continue readingWith these skills accessible only to the wealthy, no wonder only the wealthy have gained purchasing power…
Continue readingThe opinion, signed by ECB President Mario Draghi, asked the government to consult with the Bank of Italy if it planned to…
Continue readingThe Italian crisis now posits a serious threat to the existence of the whole Euro Zone. Here’s why…
Continue reading“we could have another Greek-like crisis. But with one crucial difference…”
Continue reading“if this turmoil in Italy can cause such chaos, what will happen when there’s a MAJOR crisis?” Here’s some insights…
Continue reading“We have been waiting for these types of events to start bubbling to the surface, and this could be the start of a…”
Continue reading“expectations that another global economic crisis will happen among the general population are probably at an all-time low right now, but the reality…”
Continue readingSD Outlook/Update: Markets have been in chaos, but there’s a strong argument to be made for an upside surprise in gold & silver…
Continue reading“Here we go again…If this has a “2008” feel to it, that’s because crisis frequently begins at the periphery and moves…”
Continue reading“Rather than take the necessary steps to liberate the economy, the government continues to double down on more taxes and more regulation…”
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