The world experienced a supply chain crisis during the coronavirus pandemic that resulted in asymmetric shortages of consumer goods and a wicked spike of inflation that followed a currency printing party during societal lockdowns. Are consumers in the United States...
With a debt that recently topped the $22 trillion mark, the United States has the biggest debt of any nation in the world in sheer dollar count – that remains undisputed. If it’s any consolation, however, we can use a different debt metric to determine which country...
It’s not difficult to figure out why central banks, such as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB), are less than 100% enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies. Clearly, these central banks perceive the emergence of new, competing currencies based on...
In this valuable interview Andrew Zatlin helps us makes sense of the current events, including the dominance of China and whether the Asian powerhouse is as dominant as we are led to believe and the overwhelming debt the nation faces. The fears of President Trump...
Ronald is back again to talk about Trump, the Fed, and how the actual political situation is impacting on the rest of the world. Also, he is going to talk about precious metals and how they behave in recession times. On the road we are also going to talk about the...