Monthly Archives: January, 2015

Consumers Pumped

Low prices for fuel and an increase in the number of employed Americans has pumped up consumers. The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment survey...

Swiss Franc Soars

The Swiss National Bank announced today that it was dropping its three year-long peg to the euro. The franc soared on the news gaining...

Raging Bull Turns Bearish

Well sort of. James Paulsen of Wells Capital Management, one of the most outspoken bulls of today’s bubble market is raising the red flag...

Oil Collapse more than a Supply Story

Copper is said to have a PhD. in economics because it has been one of the most reliable real-time barometers of the economy. With...

Gold vs. Oil

Oil is a steal in terms of gold. The ratio of gold to oil is trading at more than two standard deviations above an...

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The Power of a Compound Interest Table

Compound interest was described as the greatest mathematical discovery...

Rats, Mold, and Millions in Debt: The Collapse of a NYC Landlord Empire

A deteriorating apartment in Inwood reveals the deepening crisis...

Ten Million Charlie Kirks

In towns and cities across America, supporters of Charlie...

When Nasdaq Fell Nearly 78% from Peak

“When the dot-com bubble burst in March 2000, the...

“I’ve Owned Gold Coins Since 1971”

Your Survival Guy was speaking with my father-in-law, Dick...

Transportation Now Top CO2 Emitter in Most US States

The US Energy Information Administration reports that from 2005...

You Saw Me in Newport

When I asked you to come see me in...

Global Data Bus Market Set to Reach $32 Billion by 2031

A data bus is a crucial component that facilitates...

Charlie Kirk Murder: Guns Are Not the Problem

The coward who murdered Charlie Kirk is the problem....

Sound as a Pound? Europe Could Be in Trouble

The first sign of trouble for Europe might have...