The trade issues continue. We’ve been told there has been much progress while simultaneously being told that nothing has really been accomplished. During this back and forth disaster, global shipping has

Take a look at the economy. No, not the stock market. Walk around your neighbourhood. See the people sleeping on the streets. Look at the individuals living in their vehicles. See the signs for EBT cards

More so than ever before, people are living paycheck to paycheck. No savings. Nothing for a rainy day. With interest rates at current near historic lows, some have simply invested instead of saving. There

The amount of student debt Americans have amassed is truly mind-boggling. Millennials are in a real terrible situation with nearly 1 in 2 of them facing a heavy debt load. This actually extends to even

After countless days of the stock market rising, we see stocks dropping after some honest information revealed trade talks between the U.S. and China were not going well on every front. Previously, we

In 2008 and early 2009, stocks fell around the world. Housing fell in many places too. After trillions of dollars of stimulus were pumped into the markets, they inflated assets back to life. In 2018, we

The Eurozone is a mess, let’s be upfront. The years of growth from decades ago are gone. The creation of the EU was supposed to create a utopia, promised to individuals and then forced upon them. Today

The Eurozone is a mess, let’s be upfront. The years of growth from decades ago are gone. The creation of the EU was supposed to create a utopia, promised to individuals and then forced upon them. Today

There are many economic indicators, some of which are more useful than others. We must keep our eyes peeled for new data as it becomes available and constantly add it to our knowledge base in order to

You don’t have to be concerned about the Fed’s balance sheet anymore. Former Fed president, BIll Dudley has literally said “Stop worrying about the Fed’s balance sheet”. I feel better now. Time to buy

Just look around, the madness is all around. On different scales. In different regions. No matter where you turn, there’s a terrible economic drought right now, induced by central bank intervention with

Just a few months ago, nobody knew who she was. Today however, she’s taking the internet by storm. Many have already been calling for her run for president in 2020. Of course, the majority of voters are

This is the $64 trillion question. Will stocks crash if the Fed doesn’t print money and keep interest rates low. How can this be possible though. They only have $4 trillion on their balance sheet and comparing

The tensions are still heating up. Clearly, investors are not waiting for resolution. Many individuals and businesses have been selling off U.S. assets. But of course this isn’t directly related to the

China has continued its policy of shedding U.S. debt. It has been doing so or quite some time. This has been an ongoing policy after accumulating such a massive amount. There are suggestions as to why

Australia had seen decade of housing price increases. A mild stutter during the Financial Crisis didn’t stop the major cities from zooming ahead. We see the same thing which has happened in Canada as an

Australia had seen decade of housing price increases. A mild stutter during the Financial Crisis didn’t stop the major cities from zooming ahead. We see the same thing which has happened in Canada as an

This was inevitable. Italy is now in a recession. Of course we’ve seen this happen before. Italy is no stranger to recessions in the past that’s for sure. However, we have seen unprecedented levels of

What a ride January has been. It’s completely echoing January 2018 in many ways. But I guess this time is different, right? We have the Fed backing us up, ensuring everything is totally fine, so we have

The stock market is broken. Bad news is good news. Moderate news is good news. Good news is good news. Did George Orwell write this? Seems like we’re not far off anyway. It seems as though no matter certain