A Closer Look at America’s Biggest Asset
Andrew Packer / November 20, 2024
The housing market has been frozen for two years, and is starting to show signs of a thaw. But will high costs lead to trouble first?
John Rubino / November 20, 2024
Addison Wiggin / November 19, 2024
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Bill Bonner / November 14, 2024
Dollars are still strong and the ruling Establishment can hand out trillions of them in giveaways, boondoggles, and bribes. The public can still be exploited. The elites can still be enriched.
Addison Wiggin / November 13, 2024
Bitcoin continues to shoot higher, and is now up over 150% in the past 12 months. Gold is getting overlooked right now, but that trend likely won’t last and the metal will continue its long-term uptrend.
Andrew Packer / November 13, 2024
Donald Trump is looking to unburden the American economy by what has been created by the Biden-Harris administration, including the Inflation Reduction Act, a spending bill that helped fuel the inflation of the past few years.
Bill Bonner / November 13, 2024
Today’s “Golden Age” economy is built on a pile of paper promises that have to be paid back with interest. In time, this truth will bring down today’s lofty stock market valuations.
Dominic Frisby / November 13, 2024
As the Trump 2.0 trades unfold, digital wealth is soaring while the original store of value and protector of wealth struggles.
Addison Wiggin / November 12, 2024
The Trump 2.0 trades are being made, with stocks and bitcoin soaring while bond prices slide and gold sells off. Investors have plenty of time to prepare not just for Trump 2.0, but a potential debt crisis.
John Rubino / November 12, 2024
Fixing the global debt crisis may be mathematically impossible at this point, and investors should prepare for a return to high inflation.
Bill Bonner / November 12, 2024
Markets are partying like they did following the election of Herbert Hoover in 1928. We’re mindful of what comes next.
Andrew Packer / November 11, 2024
Donald Trump’s promise of a new golden age will be costly, and debt is certainly far more expensive than during his first term.
Andrew Packer / November 11, 2024
The more things change, the more they stay the same, and just as often, song lyrics will find new meaning, even decades later.
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