Category: Global

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The American Dream: An Exclusive Interview with Taylor Kee

Gracious. Well-spoken. Passionate about our economy. Hands down, Taylor Kee is the best boss I’ve ever had the pleasure of working for. The American dream.

Elizabeth Warren and Donald Trump Are Not Real Capitalists

‘I’m not [a capitalist],’ Bernie reassured voters. But Ms Warren is not a capitalist either. And neither is Mr Trump.

The Rich Will Be Scapegoats for the Next Financial Crisis

In 2007, total US debt, public and private, was under $50 trillion. Today, it’s over $73 trillion.

What If Property Crashes?

Too much inflation and price instability becomes unmanageable. It feeds on itself to erode economic confidence.

The Brazilian Connection: An Exclusive Interview with Kevin Smith

Interview with Kevin Smith. He is a Passionate. Enthusiastic. Inspirational. That’s what I first thought when I met Kevin Smith for coffee a few days ago.

Top Stock Picks for Our Investment Future

In a country of 5 million people, able to feed 50 million in a hungry world, food production remains a strong.

Auto Financing Forces Poor Buyers Deeper Into Debt Than Ever Before

Today, the cash buyer is rare. The auto dealers who make most of their money from financing cars, not from selling them scarcely give him the time of day.

How Investors Profit When Democracy Stumbles

We’re seeing what can only be described as manipulation of democracy. And this creates huge uncertainty — but also opportunity — for investors.

The Average Man Is Worse off Today Than He Was in 1970

Today we turn back to our grim work…connecting the dots…trying to figure out what is really going on.

Reflecting on Our Legacy Before We Die

Our formula for real economic progress is one of our many insights economists chose to ignore.

Chinese Dragon Runs Out of Puff: What Now for Investors?

Someone has to hold China to account. And China will be the one who will either lose or reform. The Chinese dragon is running out of puff.

Post-1971 Dollar Continues to Distort the Economy

Our post-1971 money system still continues to distort the economy . It is based on fake money that represents no wealth and
measures badly.

Brexit News: Why a Victory for BoJo is a Victory for New Zealand

Is BoJo right? Free movement of goods and people between New Zealand, Australia and the UK could provide much-needed trade and export growth.

Power Is at the Root of Overseas Meddling

Man is easily corrupted; that will not come as news to anyone. He is always greedy. Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal…it hardly matters.

The Food Business that’s Share Price Grew by Over 5,000% on the Stock Market

We all need to eat. And in a volatile global trading market, the food business could be a good defensive investment. Here’s what you should be looking at.