Nomi Prins: Collusion!
How central bankers rigged the world Nomi Prins, Wall Street veteran turned financial industry reformist returns to the podcast this week … Read more
How central bankers rigged the world Nomi Prins, Wall Street veteran turned financial industry reformist returns to the podcast this week … Read more
Hours ago, European Central Bank chief Mario Dragho conceded: “The growth cycle may have peaked” Of course, those paying attention … Read more
Fannie Mae forecasts an economic slowdown by 2019 Doug Duncan is not your average beltway economist. The chief economist for … Read more
Update: Three hours after the initial posting of this report, the US, the UK and France conducted a missile air strike … Read more
e all learned in grade school that the Pilgrims sailed to North America to escape religious persecution. That’s wasn’t necessarily … Read more
Steen Jakobsen, Chief Investment Officer and Chief Economist of Saxo Bank, is sounding a clear warning of an arriving market … Read more
It’s all about Energy Retun On Energy Invested (EROEI) Dr. Charles Hall may not be a name you instantly recognize, … Read more
Economists are supposed to monitor and analyze the economy, warn us if risks are getting out of hand, and advise … Read more
Fred Hickey, frequent cited expert on Bloomberg News and Barron’s Roundtable, has been publishing his author extremely well-respected investment newsletter, The … Read more
Last week, volatility made a long-overdue return to the US and global equity markets. It began with a 2-day back-to-back … Read more
he recent gut-wrenching drop in asset prices began on the first day of the job for new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome … Read more
Growing up as I did in coastal New England, this old rhyme was drilled into us as children: Red sky … Read more
Today saw Jerome Powell sworn into office as the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve, replacing Janet Yellen. Looking at … Read more
Economic and market conditions are eerily like they were in late 2007/early 2008. Remember back then? Everything was going great. … Read more
Social movements arise to solve problems of inequality, injustice, exploitation and oppression. In other words, they are solutions to society-wide … Read more