Monthly Archives: September, 2013

Fed President Proves Common Sense Innate

Trying to prove that common sense and good judgment must be innate, Narayana Kocherlakota, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and graduate...

Household Balance Sheets Send Ominous Signal

The Federal Reserve released its quarterly flow of funds data yesterday. One of the key items in the Fed’s quarterly report is the net...

What We’re Reading 9-26-13

A roundup of articles we found interesting this week. Bubbles Tomorrow, Yesterday, but Never Today?, John C. Williams, FRBSF Economic Letter Uttin’ on the Itz ,...

Bernanke’s Jobs Farce

Matthew Klein at Bloomberg is out with an insightful piece on the folly of the Bernanke Fed’s obsession with “the data.” As we’ve pointed...

VIDEO: China’s economic growth more like 4% – Marc Faber

 Marc Faber, Editor of the Gloom, Boom and Doom report explains why Chinese growth could slow down to a maximum of 4 percent. He...

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DOE Names New Science Advisory Committee to Strengthen Gold Standard Science

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has named the...

The Declining Dollar?

There has been a lot of discussion in the...

There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 2)

There’s nothing wrong with making money slowly, because when...

There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 3)

OK, so you know Your Survival Guy believes there’s...

There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 5)

You know, there’s nothing wrong with making money slowly....

U.S. Inflation Slows Slightly, Annual CPI Up 2.4%

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that in...

US Nuclear Fleet Records Reduced Outages at Start of 2026

US Energy Information Administration reports that between January 1...

“Happy I Found Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report”

“Happy I found Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report all...

EV Sales Decline in 2025 as Hybrids Gain Market Share

The US Energy Information Administration reports that while sales...

US Household Debt Rises to $18.8 Trillion in Q4 2025

US household debt continued to grow in the fourth...