Posts Tagged ‘Thomas Jefferson’
An Artificial Economy
The March “You May Not Know Report” discusses how the current economy (since the time of the Great Financial Crisis) is artificial- the result of easy money policies by the Federal Reserve and government stimulus. History teaches us that when governments overspend and central banks over print, eventually, reality sets in. One of…
Read MoreA Perspective on Currency Creation
While doing my research this past week, I found an article published on “Bloomberg” that offered some great perspective on the amount of currency that has been created literally out of thin air since early in calendar year 2020. The article is titled, “A $9 Trillion Binge Turns Central Banks Into the Market’s Biggest…
Read MoreThomas Jefferson’s Prediction is Coming True
In last week’s post, I looked at various sectors of the economy and offered perspective on these sectors as we move into the New Year. To briefly summarize, I am bullish on companies that can benefit from commodity price inflation including mining companies. Ever since the book “New Retirement Rules” was published more than…
Read MoreInevitable Outcomes?
While last week was quiet in the markets, over the long term, I expect markets to be anything but quiet; central bank policies will see to that. I have long been critical of central bank policies and, truth be told, I am fundamentally opposed to private bankers controlling monetary policy which is the case worldwide…
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