More Black Swans Arrive As U.S. Debt Balloons $800 Billion In Two Months
There are so many warning signs, or black swans, that no one seems to notice…
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Will Everything Change in 2020-2025 or Will Nothing Change?
Any domino-like expanding crisis will unfold in a status quo lacking any coherent response…
Continue readingWe Should Let The Banks Burn Down
When you see and hear about the banks burning, let them! Bring sticks, a few hot dogs and some marshmallows…
Continue readingEndgame: Starting In 2024, All US Debt Issuance Will Be Used To Pay Only For Interest On Debt
The US budget deficit is soaring even though the US economy is allegedly growing at a brisk, mid-2% pace…
Continue readingSummary Of The US & Global Economy: Overdosing On Crazy Pills
If you think everything’s OK, you’re nuts…
Continue readingAfter Negative Rates, Devaluation And A Savings Meltdown
How then can the economy pay its debts without imposing financial austerity much like Third World countries subjected to austerity programs?
Continue readingEgon von Greyerz: FEW Can Imagine The Coming Gold Price MULTIPLES HIGHER Than Today!
The US dollar is on its way to ZERO, and gold is on its way to MULTIPLES HIGHER. Egon explains…
Continue readingBLAZING FAST: Global Debt With Negative Rates SPIKES $700 Billion IN ONE SINGLE DAY
Is the ever increasing (and negative yielding) global debt going parabolic?
Continue readingCraig Hemke: The Highs In Gold Are AHEAD Of US
Amidst rising global economic instability, central banks painted into a corner, and global stocks looking weak, Craig has some good news for gold investors…
Continue readingPaul Craig Roberts: America Needs A Debt Jubilee
“This is an economy headed down, not up. Clearly, Hammurabi did far better for the Babylonians than Washington can do for Americans.”
Continue readingThe Next Financial Crisis Won’t Be Caused by Fraud: This Time Will Be Different
Extreme levels of debt and overvaluation characterize the entire global economy, and are not limited to any one nation or sector…
Continue readingThe Trade Deficit Is Still Exploding, Factories Are Still Closing & US Jobs Are Still Moving Overseas
Many had been hoping that we could start to turn things around, but the long-term trends that are gutting the U.S. economy continue to get even worse…
Continue readingAlasdair Macleod: Return To The Gold Standard…Is That Even Possible?
Returning to a gold standard is the only way that nations can contain the costs of servicing debt and try to minimize financial damage. Alasdair explains…
Continue readingFinancial Apocalypse: The Market Faces A $12 Trillion Day Of Reckoning
The day of reckoning approaches, and this financial apocalypse might just crash the stock market, permanently. Here’s why…
Continue readingMusing The Unsustainable $22 Trillion Dollar National Debt Road And A Harley Ride
The US national debt officially passed the $22 Trillion mark this week. Here’s TraderStef to put the debt into perspective…
Continue readingAlasdair Macleod: The Threat Of A US Government Debt Trap
What could cause the government to face a potentially terminal debt trap from which there can be no escape? Alasdair explains…
Continue readingJohn Rubino: At Some Point The Whole Thing Blows Up
John isn’t sure if the dollar or some other fiat currency goes down first, but at some point, they’re all going down. Here’s what it means for gold & silver…
Continue readingDavid Stockman: Washington Mismanagement And Corruption Is Only Going To Get Worse
David Stockman is looking for a plunge in the stock market as well as a shock in the form of higher interest rates. Here’s why…
Continue readingSteve St. Angelo: Global GDP Still Propped Up By A Massive Amount Of Debt
As governments continue to publish strong GDP figures, they seem to overlook how much debt it took to get the growth. Here’s some insight…
Continue readingOur Easy Money Economy Is Not Sustainable
Not only is our easy money economy not sustainable, but trying to avoid a financial meltdown from occurring in the first place is of no use. Here’s why…
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