When you look at certain statistics, things look great. In fact, you would think that prosperity is boundless. Of course, we tend to enjoy reality here. Those who desire the truth don’t want propaganda

Wall Street is known for taking risk, that’s for sure. We can look back a few decades and see that this has become more commonplace as bailouts and favorable regulations have made any method of gambling

The stock market is one thing. But the economy is another. You can wake up tomorrow and see the Dow at 100k. Just look at Venezuela. The best performing stock market since the Financial Crisis. Of course,

Globally we have seen such massive appreciation in real estate prices. Most major cities around the world have watched houses go from expensive to completely unaffordable. Now people are drowning in debt

We’re looking at the markets and watching them boom. Countless days in the green. Conditions are worsening in the real economy but who really gives a damn. Right? Or, we can objectively look at the data

Another tech stock has a wild ride. There was much anticipation of LYFT’s IPO as well as Uber. Initially, the stock performed well and the market seem to give it a lot of attention. But that didn’t last

Wall Street always seems to have something up its sleeve. There’s always a new way to make profit out of nothing, or avoid paying taxes where we as individuals would normally have to but they can easily

Global debt has expanded beyond belief as central banks expand their balance sheets to make up for lack of investment. This is a system built around debt. But more specifically, debt that must continue

Apple has just released their new Apple Card. A credit card for the masses with some new technological features to attract users of their iPhone. At first glance, the card seems great and has many aspects

It starts with a spark. Soon they’ll be running out of places to hide. One by one each of the dominoes will fall. We’ve seen countries that never recovered from their crisis in years passed. Greece being

The economy is booming they told us. Then we saw some admissions of slowdown. Unbelievably, even Warren “The Insider” Buffet admitted it. What’s interesting is that despite an obvious slowdown present,

The world is literally reliant on constant and never-ending stimulus from central banks and governments. Without it, everything would collapse. That was clearly proven in 2018, if it wasn’t already evident

There are countless indicators to follow. I’ve been watching hundreds very closely and reporting the best here. What remains unknown is what exactly will trigger the Financial Crisis Part 2. There’s no

Debt can’t be erased. It can’t be covered up. You can sweep it under the rug but eventually that policy will haunt you. Even Janet Yellen is shaking it up in the news recently agreeing with these facts.

Warning signals have been set off, all over the world. We’re not in 2017 anymore. The entire markets have seen wild swings in either direction as of late, signaling turbulent times and more woes ahead.

The economic slowdown continues. No, I didn’t say the stock market. That’s a whole different story. Some areas of the economy are good. We still have people going to restaurant. People are shopping for

It seems that the growing divide in between the rich and the poor continues to be a problem in the United States. Some areas are worse than others and this is especially notable in California. The state

There have been several yield curve inversions in this cycle. The most important one so far has set off a chain reaction within the financial industry. Many investors are starting to wonder if this is

The stock markets on Friday’s trading session fell sharply after the yield curve inversion and the potential for recession increased. This worried investors in the US. That seemed to carry over into Asia

Americans are heavily in debt. This issue continues to compound. Their student loans adds on top of the credit card debt. Their mortgages pile on heavy. In fact it’s so bad today that many people in New