Here we go again. Emerging markets are continuing their dramatic decline. This isn’t geographically focused. We are looking at this all around the world. Countless countries are watching their currencies

When we look at the stock market, we first have to address which one? U.S markets? Emerging markets? Europe? Each one behaves differently. Each one has its own set of problems and positive notes. Most

2008 was a turning point in financial history. The entire global system was willing to achieve a guaranteed collapse in the long run. But temporarily, it could be put off. There has never been a country

Just look around and you will see every reason to worry. But the mainstream media will tell you otherwise. In fact, they have 7 stock picks to buy today that Jim Cramer said will be perfect in your portfolio.

Since 2015, the Chinese government has admittedly been buying up shares through subsidiary entities, out in public view. They aren’t denying it but in general, the public is unaware simply because it’s

There is a massive gap in between the rich and the poor. In fact, there has never been such a large gap. The trouble is that a healthy and strong middle class is what builds a country. Without it, there

It is an absolute fact, every crisis that arises seems to surprise the central bankers around the world. They try to deal with it but it takes time. In that time, they try to stop the panic, while using

Despite what you’re being told in the U.S. mainstream media, the recovery is not universal. The recovery is not pervasive. And this is really isn’t a recovery after all. So what’s really going on? EM vs

Emerging markets all seem to be under pressure right now and Turkey is certainly no exception. There is a constant devaluation of the currencies and Turkey and Argentina lead the pack with no apparent

We are seeing emerging markets around the world weakening to the point where they are unable to cope with the havoc. Currencies are rapidly depreciating. Governments are in panic mode. Central banks are

Argentina and other emerging markets have been making news recently. Their weakness has been consistent and has been quite troublesome for their currencies. As the currency weakens, it has a delayed but

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There are big changes happening in real estate today. We can see it happening all over the world, for better or worse. People are under the assumption that the way it’s been going for the past few years

Emerging markets continue their plunge as tensions turn to turmoil. Currencies have fallen significantly throughout 2018 versus the US dollar and continue to slide with no end in sight. This doesn’t seem

In the Pacific, the Ring of Fire is very active. The earth is rumbling. In the financial system, it’s really no different. Deep beneath what is visible lies an impending crisis. We could dig into where

We knew that it was bad but certainly not this bad. Despite excessively low interest rates, Australians have bit off more than they can chew. We are now seeing the breaking point for many who took on way

Emerging markets are looking very weak right now and cannot reverse this any time soon. But what is not ever understood or anticipated is the counterparty risk. Each country buys the debt of another country,

The crisis in emerging market continues. The fallout persists as countries all over the world see inflation pick up, their currency drop, and contagion spreads throughout. The U.S. markets have been supported

If we follow the money, where does it lead? Which states in the US have the most millionaires? Can you guess? 118-e6c5.jpg (1601×1906) Visualizing Where Millionaires Live in the United States Map-3-b68e.jpg

The LIBOR is a very important factor in the financial system. $370 trillion worth of financial transactions use the LIBOR today. But this is changing. New competition has formed and some people believe