The Fed’s asset bubble has pushed household wealth beyond income growth, widened the wealth gap, and put decades of paper gains at risk.
by Doug Casey
Rising geopolitical tensions, energy stress, high interest rates, political uncertainty, and stretched stock valuations are creating the conditions for a major market shock before Election Day.
by Doug Casey
Doug Casey argues that effective altruism can distort incentives, reward moral posturing, and put other people’s money in the hands of those convinced they know best.
by Doug Casey
Tightening diesel supplies, geopolitical conflict, and years of underinvestment in energy could trigger a broader economic crisis—and create major opportunities in resource stocks.
by Doug Casey
Trump’s proposed $5,000 payments raise questions about election-year spending, tariffs, inflation, government debt, and the long-term consequences of financing direct cash payments to Americans.
by Doug Casey
America’s fading global dominance, escalating conflicts with Iran, Russia, and China, and the financial and geopolitical risks of a rapidly changing world order.
by Doug Casey
Washington imports and consumes the fruit of American effort, and exports only dung.
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