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The Credit Has Run Dry Good Morning Reader, Today we’re going to cover issues like why the climate “scientists” got too big for their britches, the biggest transfer of wealth you’ll see today, how to avoid a FOMO trap and why our economy is at a standstill (of sorts). But first, Dave Gonigam will tell you about why a recession can sometimes not look like a TRUE recession. Let’s dive in… | | | News: Dave Gonigam – Maxed Credit Card. Now What? We don’t buy into the Wall Street ‘Goldilocks’ or ‘soft landing’ scenarios. In fact, there are so many strikes against these conclusions, including: Inverted yield curves (a bet on much lower interest rates), negative swap spreads (indication of bank balance-sheet constraints), tightening credit standards, reduced commercial lending, distress in commercial real estate (CRE), declining industrial output, contracting world trade… Trade disruptions (from the Ukraine war), Bubble-type valuations on the stock market. Plus, many more red flags — the list could go on and on. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Politics: Brian Maher – The Three Wisest Words on Earth Science — contrary to the claims of the Dr. Faucis of this world — is never “settled.” Scientific theory may be validated by experimentation. Yet scientific theory can never be proven. Against every scientific theory flaws relentlessly conspire. They merely await their chance. The scientist never truly knows. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Retirement: Sean Ring – The Great Wealth Migration Western demographics are a disaster because no one can afford to have kids. Decades of low interest rates have made houses, cars, and children too expensive. So, politicians think the answer is mass migration when the honest answer is higher interest rates. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Markets: Chris Campbell – Before You FOMO Into Bitcoin (Read ASAP!) Bitcoin! ETF! SEC! Grayscale! These are the buzzwords lighting up social media, giving many crypto investors that sweet tingling sensation… As if they're about to miss out on the biggest run of the century. They’re not entirely wrong. But they’re not entirely right, either. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Sean Ring – Why We Don't Feel Fed Hike Pain Yet USG interest expense is approaching $1 trillion. History won’t be kind to the Congresses and citizens of this era. Future generations, who’ll still be paying off this debt, will wonder how previous generations felt fit to pass on the cost of its frippery to them. How come the pain hasn’t trickled down yet? ⇒ Read More Here | |
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