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Fauci’s Finished

Fauci’s Finished

By James Rickards
Posted December 20, 2021

The Omicron variant is highly contagious. Some models, along with data from Europe, suggest the number of cases could potentially double every two days. Of course, you can’t really trust models, but this variant is spreading rapidly.

Get in Crash Positions

Get in Crash Positions

By Charles Hugh Smith
Posted December 18, 2021

You probably suspect stocks are in a bubble. But bubbles can continue much longer than you think. What are the telltale signs of a market top? Today, Charles Hugh Smith shows you the answers and how today’s market checks every box.

A Fast-Moving Cancer

A Fast-Moving Cancer

By Jeffrey Tucker
Posted December 17, 2021

As you likely are aware, inflation is on the jump. Today, Jeffrey Tucker shows you how an inflationary depression is already here, and why the Federal Reserve can’t stop it.

“A Disaster-Like Scenario for Stocks Unfolding in Slow Motion”

“A Disaster-Like Scenario for Stocks Unfolding in Slow Motion”

By Brian Maher
Posted December 15, 2021

At the going pace, Wharton Business School number-grinders estimate inflation will plunder $3,500 from the average American household this year…

The Neo-Fascists Among Us

The Neo-Fascists Among Us

By James Rickards
Posted December 14, 2021

If you think lockdowns are the answer, think again. Ample evidence demonstrates that lockdowns simply don’t work.

The Great Supply Chain Collapse

The Great Supply Chain Collapse

By James Rickards
Posted December 13, 2021

“If supply chains are breaking down, the economy is breaking down. If the economy breaks down, the breakdown of social order is not far behind”…

Globalism’s Achilles’ Heel

Globalism’s Achilles’ Heel

By James Rickards
Posted December 13, 2021

Most people think the supply chain is just part of the global economy. That’s not entirely true. The supply chain is the global economy.

The Swamp Wins Again

The Swamp Wins Again

By Brian Maher
Posted December 9, 2021

“For the second time this fall, the Senate’s proud king of obstruction is caving to the Democrats”…

The Biggest Fall in 60 Years

The Biggest Fall in 60 Years

By Brian Maher
Posted December 8, 2021

Given the finite ability to service debt outstanding… future economic growth, if we are to have it, will need to be based largely on gains in productivity.

Be Very Afraid of Omicron!

Be Very Afraid of Omicron!

By Jeffrey Tucker
Posted December 3, 2021

“What kind of people are willing to give up American leadership in the world, sacrifice two years of children’s education, wreck small and medium-sized businesses, ruin health care, demoralize a whole population into paths of drug and alcohol abuse?”…