Shale Gas and Pax Americanaby Deepak Lal.Posted May 15, 2013.For the next decade the energy revolution will be likely confined to the US, displaying the robustness of American entrepreneurship.
When Debt Becomes a Problemby John Mauldin.Posted May 14, 2013.Debt is not a problem until it becomes one. And then you have what they call the Bang! moment.
Corporate Disappointmentby Dan Amoss.Posted May 13, 2013.Lower stock prices are likely; it makes no sense for investors to pay higher prices for a shrinking earnings stream.
3D Guns: Your Move, Stateby Joel Bowman.Posted May 11, 2013.The national debate on gun control underwent a paradigm shift last week when Defense Distributed, introduced a fully 3D-printable weapon.
Get Your Assets Out of Dodge, Part IIby Doug Casey.Posted May 10, 2013.It’s imperative to recognize the urgency of diversifying the political risk your assets are exposed to. Do it now.
Get Your Assets Out of Dodge, Part Iby Doug Casey.Posted May 9, 2013.No matter where you live, your government is the greatest threat to your wealth today.
Super-Antifragilisticby Dan Denning.Posted May 8, 2013.The trouble with today’s financial system is that the authorities are trying to de-risk it, suckering everyone into behaving recklessly.
Smoking TNT and Drinking Dynamite, or Business as Usualby Chris Mayer.Posted May 7, 2013.To author Nassim Nicholas Taleb, the Hydra is the perfect metaphor for “antifragility.”
On Breaking Inequalityby Addison Wiggin.Posted May 7, 2013.Tonight’s headlines will be about the Dow's 15,056 close. And corporate profit margins are at all-time highs. Description: The Dow’s record-high close is all anyone’s talking about. Never mind the crackup boom. Addison Wiggin expounds.
The Return of the Worldwide Crack Up Boomby Bill Bonner.Posted May 6, 2013.This worldwide financial bubble is both worldlier, and more financial than any in history.