In the US and Europe, for the most part, we havent seen mass deflation since the Great Depression. With so few people alive when it last hit, it is easy to ignore the impact. For this reason, we have to

Joe Biden "Nancy helped rescue the economy in the Great Depression.”

Former United States President Donald Trump criticized the current administration of Joe Biden and the impact of his policies on the country's economy and tax increases. Joe Biden will become the Herbert

America's Secret Destiny - Jay Myers Thank you to those who send supportive messages about my legal action described below with video link to channel social3state. Your support and acknowledgment is so

The first thing that comes to my mind when thinking about the 1920s is Charlie Chapln who was rising to fame in England in movies that decade which was known as the Roaring Twenties or the Jazz Age. Americans

Arthur Popehn is still going strong. He always has been. From surviving the Depression to building his businesses to traveling to 150 countries. He vividly shared all about his life and thoughts on the

Yet again, and now at the worst time ever, internet cables linking South Africa to the rest of the world, have broken. Under sea fiber optic is a great way to connect the world, but this is the second

The greatest generation was formed first by the Great Depression. They shared everything - meals, jobs, clothing. Tom Brokaw Source Something to be thoughtful for, my friend's, as we approach the Hardfork...

In America, one of the things that was really and truly great, was the Great Depression. If you have been following anyone but the MSmockingbirdM about the economy, you already know that all the real

Since we are in a time that very much resembles the Great Depression, why not take a dive back into history. During the Great Depression, significant disinflation made its way throughout the U.S. economy.

“Black” placed before a day of the week formerly meant something terrible happened that day in financial markets and elsewhere or denoted some kind of natural catastrophe, like the Black Death. That was

The federal reserve raised rates this week, and but the yields in the bond market are going down! This could cause an inverted yield curve and if that occurs, a recession is imminent. It is coming, the

16 out of 19 times this has happened, the U.S went into recession! According to Incrementum, nearly every U.S. recession, going back 100 years, was preceded by an increase in interest rates. “The historical

As of today, the major stock indices are close to highs. It must be time to celebrate and buy more for the breakout levels, right? I would disagree. The higher these markets go, the worse the reward to