By Jeffrey TuckerPosted December 24, 2015
The story of the shoemaker and the elves was written as human life was rapidly improving, thanks to the increasing freedom of the markets. Like the shoemaker and his wife in the story, most of us are beneficiaries of what could be called “the elves of capitalism”. Jeffrey Tucker reports…
By Jeffrey TuckerPosted August 25, 2015
Jeffrey Tucker predicts whether or not the political exotica Donal Trump represents will last…
Laissez Faire By Jeffrey TuckerPosted July 29, 2014
The best use of a new technology is to solve an old problem you never gave much thought to. It’s these problems that become so common, people naturally come to accept them. Now Bitcoin is doing just that, by helping to solve some of the simplest (and most common) problems people face… like splitting a dinner bill. Jeffrey Tucker explains…
By Jeffrey TuckerPosted July 9, 2014
Real progress happens through real people, ideas, and innovations. Not by legislation argued and debated in Congress. Right now, one of the most influential technologies is changing the way people do business. And reinventing the future in the process. Jeffrey Tucker explains…
By Jeffrey TuckerPosted July 1, 2014
Modern day perceptions of a certain “trouble country” in Central America are finally changing. And rightfully so… Today, Jeffrey Tucker recounts a trip he made to Nicaragua in 1985, and what he found will change everything you thought you knew about life in the Middle Americas. Read on…
Laissez Faire By Jeffrey TuckerPosted June 12, 2014
A cushy six-figure job. A beautiful girlfriend/boyfriend. Job security and professional experience that gives you plenty of future opportunities. Would you throw that all away to do what you though was right? One government contractor did just that. And now you see the world the government tried to hide from you. Jeffrey tucker explains…
Laissez Faire By Jeffrey TuckerPosted June 4, 2014
Every time Bitcoin crashes, the “experts” call it a currency fad that will fade away. But a little over a year since it really took up, the digital currency is still going strong, and is once again seeing its price rise. Today, Jeffrey Tucker explains why, and discovers another reason why people are buying Bitcoins. Read on…
Laissez Faire By Jeffrey TuckerPosted April 4, 2014
The government will do whatever it takes to fund itself. On the surface you might think that means enduring a grueling tax audit. But the IRS is more than willing to ignore your privacy in the cold relentless pursuit of the money they think they deserve. As they get bigger and bigger every year. Jeffrey Tucker explains…
By Jeffrey TuckerPosted January 28, 2014
The current U.S. health care system is a racket. In the way it’s currently set up, the system rewards specialists to an extraordinary extent, passing the often outrageous expense on to the consumer. But how does this happen and why? As usual, the New York Times avoids the topic altogether. Luckily Jeffrey Tucker is there to pick up the slack…
By Jeffrey TuckerPosted December 23, 2013
A minimum wage floor of any sort traps people in the basement. The higher the floor, the larger the basement. Today, millions are rattling around down there, unable to find their way out. And now the U.S. president, in the name of creating jobs, wants to make more of the unemployed more permanently unemployed. Jeffrey Tucker explains…
By James Rickards Posted May 24, 2018
“The days of dollar dominance are numbered. The process won’t happen overnight, but the signs all point in one direction”…
Trump calls off nuclear summit with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un… The “Axis of Gold” and how U.S. sanctions against Russia, Iran…
By James Rickards Posted April 30, 2018
Is the New York Fed running out of gold?… “Why do we make all loans in dollars? Let’s use another currency. I…
By James Rickards Posted November 26, 2018
“Now it’s Saudi Arabia’s turn to get even by reducing supply and driving prices higher”…
By Brian Maher Posted June 8, 2018
Nobody is worried about an “oil shock” right now — should you be?… “Oil shocks are prophets — not partners — of…
By James Rickards Posted May 9, 2018
The U.S. role as a major oil and gas exporter will not only persist, but dramatically expand in the years to come…
By Nomi Prins Posted February 7, 2019
Former Wall Street banker, Nomi Prins’ reveals exactly why the buyback wave of 2018 could continue to boost the financial markets again…
By Nomi Prins Posted January 26, 2019
The global elite descended private jets to their version of winter ski-camp – the lifestyles of the rich and powerful version. Here’s…
By Nomi Prins Posted January 16, 2019
“We haven’t had much volatility in recent years because nearly everyone was on the same side of the bet. That’s all changed…
By James Rickards Posted March 19, 2019
The Green New Deal would cost how much!?… Why MMT advocates may have the better arguments against traditional Keynesians…
MMT is built around a bogus definition of money…
By James Rickards Posted March 18, 2019
How can the government spend massive amounts of money without raising your taxes?… “Get used to the rise of MMT. It will…
By Beau Henderson Posted March 21, 2019
Over the years, I’ve had countless clients come to me saying they haven’t started their retirement nest egg yet. And that’s because…
By Jody Chudley Posted March 21, 2019
Today, Jody Chudley revisits his most recent winner, and gives shareholders a glimpse of the future…
By Zach Scheidt Posted March 20, 2019
Today, Zach Scheidt shares an unfortunate true story about his son, while laying the groundwork for tomorrow’s auto industry…
By Brian Maher Posted March 14, 2019
Computers are “nearly perfect slaves” — until they mutiny… A personal battle against a determined electronic opponent… Why primitive technology is sometimes…
By Brian Maher Posted May 23, 2018
Capitalism’s “creative gales of destruction” bear down on millions of Americans. The forgotten human toll of technological progress continues to change the…
By James Rickards Posted May 16, 2018
“There is no blockchain and there is no such thing as cryptocurrency”… A powerful analogy between golf and the new generation of…
By James Rickards Posted August 20, 2018
The increasing vulnerability of markets to financial warfare, and why now is the time to protect your money against it…
All the talk about Russian tampering with the 2016 presidential election, which is vastly overstated by the way, diverts attention from the…
By Brian Maher Posted August 16, 2018
By Nilus Mattive Posted February 21, 2019
Although layoffs can be emotional, a pink slip should be a call to action — to get your finances in order, including…
By Nilus Mattive Posted May 2, 2018
“You want to focus on not only WHO will receive your assets but also how and under what circumstances.”
By Nilus Mattive Posted May 1, 2018
“Back in the early 1980s, the employees of three counties in Texas — first and most famously, Galveston, but also Brazoria and…
By James Rickards Posted September 8, 2017
Jim Rickards’ open letter to President Trump on the threat of new world money, known as special drawing rights. Here’s the full…
By James Rickards Posted September 5, 2017
Jim Rickards’ reveals the global elites roadmap for how to use cryptocurrencies against their populations. Here’s what’s hiding in plain sight and…
By James Rickards Posted August 21, 2017
Donald Trump’s positioning has put the U.S military one step closer to the next phase of the Korean War. Jim Rickards’ analysis…
By Addison Wiggin Posted December 23, 2017
The ongoing race between the innovator and the bureaucrat… As co-founder of The Daily Reckoning, I wanted to take the reins today…
By Addison Wiggin Posted May 5, 2017
Addison Wiggin dives deep into the analysis of French elections, the future president (and former banker) Emmanuel Macron and what the Future…
By Addison Wiggin Posted August 1, 2016
Did H.L. Mencken predict Donald Trump in 1920? Addison Wiggin reveals that Donald Trump could be one of the best damn things…
Bill Bonner By Bill Bonner Posted September 22, 2017
President Trump sinks into the swamp. Bill Bonner shows you why America is going broke… and nobody cares…
Donald Trump opens the floodgates on $317 billion of debt. Bill Bonner on why deficits don’t matter — until they do…
Bill Bonner By Bill Bonner Posted August 20, 2017
Out with the old gods and in with the new. Here’s Bill Bonner on why the issue of Civil War statues goes…
By Nomi Prins Posted February 13, 2019
Central banks are backing away from tightening, so you can expect more “dark money” to continue supporting markets…
By Zach Scheidt Posted March 13, 2019
Today, Zach Scheidt explains how a new wave of consumer spending won’t just be spent at Amazon.com…
By Zach Scheidt Posted March 6, 2019
Today, Zach Scheidt takes an honest look at what’s happening to your taxes, and makes sure that you’re making the best decisions…
By Ray Blanco Posted June 7, 2018
Marijuana legalization has gained support even among the establishment… Turns out the Fed greenlighted a new marijuana business.
Was the original Declaration of Independence written on hemp?… Studies indicate medical marijuana laws don’t cause increased marijuana use among adolescents…
By Ray Blanco Posted March 6, 2018
The pot market made history last week and the industry is looking stronger than ever. Today Ray Blanco examines pot’s recent entry…
By Nilus Mattive Posted March 22, 2019
In mid-2000, one of the most successful advertising campaigns running was Capital One’s “What’s In Your Wallet?” Remember the commercials? If they…
Boomers are increasingly living on their own as they age and are more likely to say they feel lonely than other generations.…
By Nilus Mattive Posted March 21, 2019
The first thing you need to know about retirement today is it’s entirely your responsibility. Here are seven ways retirement has changed…
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