Coronavirus Lockdown Saves, Damages Lives
Is it really worth locking up millions of people to save the few? This is the awful dilemma that the coronavirus presents us.
Debt
Debt bubbles and credit crunches have decimated wealth, destroyed jobs and ruined families.
And the current debt crisis is escalating at an alarming pace.
The US seems to keep going borrowing money, for many reasons like continuing to cut taxes, funding Healthcare, the US army and many other reasons.
So if the US and other countries going to continue to borrow more money will their be a global financial crisis.
If their is a global financial crisis as a result of a countries going into trillions of dollars worth of debt.
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The Coronavirus Financial Toll Is Soaring
The Fed is printing $125 billion a day to support the economy. And now Donald Trump is proposing another $2 trillion for infrastructure…
Fake Money Is Killing the Economy
The feds are throwing fake money at an enemy they can’t beat: capitalism. But all the fake money in the world won’t create real wealth…
U.S. Coronavirus Spread Invokes Heavy Government Intervention
The losses in the Main Street economy are real. The feds can’t make them up. All they can do is create more fake wealth…
Coronavirus Fears Spark Gold Shortages
The obvious place for your money during this deflationary period is gold. Gold you can hold in your hands. That is, if you can get some…
Government Spending for a Coronavirus ‘War’ Will Not Boost Economy
This isn’t a post-WWII economy. Today, because of the coronavirus, stocks are coming off the biggest bull market in history.
U.S. Stimulus Action Points to ‘Inflate-or-Die’ Future
When you start down that long, lonesome inflation highway, it’s very hard to turn around. Each stimulus brings on another crisis.
Federal Stimulus Expansion Will Lead to More Economic Crises
The feds want to pump more stimulus into the American economy. But real money is not unlimited. And when the limits are passed, bad things begin to happen.
Panicked Coronavirus Response Show Stark Contrast to 1919 Flu Outbreak
How does America’s coronavirus response compare with what we saw during the Spanish flu of 1919? Well, frankly, it’s far more chaotic.
U.S. Enters First Economic Crisis of the Decade
This crisis is reaching boiling point. The economy is shutting down. Neither businesses, households, nor the government will be able to pay their bills.
America Waits for the Feds to Rescue the Coronavirus-Stricken Economy
Republicans and Democrats are usually at loggerheads. But now the feds are working together to boost government spending. These are extraordinary times.
Federal Reserve Stimulus Packages Begin New Economic Era
Everything is going according to plan. That is, if the Federal Reserve’s plan is to leave the U.S. economy a godforsaken wreck.
Markets Won’t Give This Fake-Money Economy The Gains It Wants
Guess what? The coronavirus is vengeful and implacable. And it’s coming for our fake money economy. So is the bear market.
Federal Reserve Announces Near-Zero Rate Cut In Effort to Curb Coronavirus Effects
The Federal Reserve has slashed interest rates. The last time it happened was in 2008. This is an ominous sign that America’s financial health has never been shakier.
COVID-19 Reaches U.S. Borders, Causes Market and Social Panic
The coronavirus can’t be stopped, but it can be slowed. This gives health authorities time to prepare and treat new cases as they occur.