Category: Global
$1.4 Million…Right Down into the Drain
The value of our money is disappearing before our eyes. Ironically, it’s the enigmatic British artist Banksy who personifies this sentiment best.
How America Goes the Way of Argentina
A boom is inevitably followed by a bust. But we always seem to forget this. That’s why it’s important for us to reflect on what’s happening in Argentina.
Creating a Promised Land for the Cows
Today we’re taking a break from American politics. Instead let’s see what cattle farming in rural Argentina has to teach us about the facts of life.
Starvation in Venezuela — How Bad Economics Collapsed a Country
If you haven’t noticed, Venezuela is in the middle of one of the most psychotic economic breakdowns in history. People are starving. There’s no power or fresh water. Inflation is nearing a million percent.
Who Will Trust America After This?
Donald Trump is celebrating the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement. But he’s ignoring the debt bubble that’s going to pop any day now.
The Real Winner of Trump’s New Trade Deal
Donald Trump has claimed victory in negotiating a new NAFTA deal. But, frankly, it’s more hot air than substance at this point.
Why the Police Showed Up at the Ranch
As the controversy over Brett Kavanaugh heats up, let’s shift gears for a moment and look at what rural Argentina has to teach us about life and loss.
How to Invest During a Financial Crisis
Let’s consider a crisis is imminent. In such a scenario, US stocks would likely fall…a lot. Stocks globally would be hit. Question is, could you shelter yourself from such carnage?
Why You Should Start Preparing for a Financial Crisis Between 2019-2021
It’s coming. We’ve dodged the bullet this year. But we may want to start preparing for a crisis sometime between 2019 and 2021!
What Argentina Tells Us About America’s Future
Argentina is suffering from hyperinflation and a currency crisis. Let’s not rule out the same happening to America if we don’t change our wasteful ways.
How to Get Rich in the Swamp
Let’s face it: the Swamp is here to stay. But who exactly is getting rich from it? And how did it all start in the first place?
The European Conundrum: Gap Between North and South Expands
Costs of living in Germany are similar to Spain…restaurants, supermarkets, shops have similar prices. Yet salaries are much higher.
How Politics Drove a Ruling Family into a Ditch
Politics and money are intertwined. With that in mind, we’re taking step back in history and delving into the fortunes and tragedies of one Irish family.
Argentina’s Economic Lifejacket isn’t What it Seems
The Argentinean peso started diving in April. To stop the freefall, the central bank raised interest rates from 27% to 40%. Argentina now has the highest interest rates in the world.