While it’s entirely possible that this profligate money creation continues for a period of time, history teaches us that the ultimate destination at which we will arrive as a result of this policy is known. Inflation followed by deflation is now an almost certain outcome.
Potpourri of topics this week
Review of Last Week’s News
Bitcoin
Stocks
Housing
Lumber
Is Bill Gates Crazy?
The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same
The Everything Bubble?
Deficit of $4.2 trillion
More Easy Money
The Bubble We Should Be Watching
Review from Last Week
Is this the “Everything Bubble”?
Past radio program guest, Mr. John Rubino, made a great case that we are now experiencing a bubble, unlike any bubble we’ve experienced historically.
I have long been stating the same thing, pointing at stocks, bonds, and real estate in particular.
To say there is a lot going on in the world of finance, investing and economics would be a severe understatement.
Showing the Dollar the Exit?
$1.9 Trillion Proposed Stimulus
Slippery Slope
World Reactions
The February issue of the “You May Not Know Report” digs into the idea of a pattern that has repeated itself many times historically.
This week, I wanted to give you a preview of what you’ll see in detail in the February report; it’s very relevant to where we are presently economically.
The Currency Cycle
The Credit Cycle
When the Currency Cycle and the Credit Cycle Converge
Where we are Presently
Have you ever heard of a ‘crack-up boom’?
You may want to get familiar with the term and what it means before you experience it.
Keynesian Economics Defined
Crack-Up Boom Defined
John Maynard Keynes vs. Ludwig von Mises
How a Crack-Up Boom Plays Out