Monthly Archives: July, 2018

Railcar Orders Signal Economic Growth

American companies and rail operators are preparing for economic growth by ordering many more railcars than they did last year at this time. Railway...

The “Sith Lords of Crony Capitalism”

That's what Eric Peters calls Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in an article on The Spectator. Peters is referring to Musk's reliance on government...

Your Retirement Life: Seeking Higher Yields?

You can thank low interest rates for the temptation to seek higher returns. Don’t think for a minute that risk/reward no longer applies to...

More American Manufacturing Coming Home

Weiler Abrasives Group has announced it will bring its Chinese abrasives production line to the United States. In a press release on Inddist.com, Weiler...

Tesla Wants its Money Back

Bleeding cash and desperate to show a profit, Tesla has been asking suppliers to give back some of the money the company had given...

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Your Survival Guy: A Word on Trump’s Tariffs

Your Survival Guy is all about America First, and...

Retired Nuclear Plants Brought Back Online for AI Demand

Avi Salzman of Barron's reports that artificial intelligence and...

Take Care of Your Money, and Yourself

We’re just over halfway through the year, and tariffs...

New U.S. Magnet Plant Announced in Multibillion-Dollar Defense Deal

MP Materials announced in a press release that it...

Apple Deepens U.S. Supply Chain with Rare Earth Deal

Investopedia reports that MP Materials stock surged 17% after...

Your Survival Guy on the Roof Deck at the Vanderbilt

Your Survival Guy was on the roof deck at...

Fueling Freedom: Why Energy Abundance Beats Climate Alarmism

Chris Wright, U.S. Secretary of Energy and a lifelong...

PPI Holds Steady in June; Annual Growth at 2.3%

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

EU Russian Gas Ban Faces Legal and Supply Challenges

The EU’s proposed ban on Russian gas, examined in...

Coal Plant Retirements Accelerate, But Delays Highlight Uncertainty

US coal-fired power capacity is expected to decline from...