Irrational Exuberance 2.0 and the Easy Money Express
Janet Yellen recently echoed former FED Chair Alan Greenspan’s infamous Irrational Exuberance” speech; are current conditions similar to dot-com bubble?… Read More
Why Term Duration is Tricky When Investing in Bonds
With bonds, Investors sometimes have difficulty understanding relationship between yield & price, while tricky at first, the math is fairly logical.… Read More
Equities Love Jobs Data, Move Back Near Record Highs
Last Wednesday, FEDERAL RESERVE Chair Janet Yellen warned equities were quite high and a growing threat between the yield on corporate bonds US Treasuries.… Read More
Climate Change Fear Mongers’ Horrible Track Record
Climate Change fear mongers often use dire predictions & appeals to pity to sell their Carbon Credit regime, but are the predictions accurate?… Read More
Prescription Drugs Still Raising Cost of Health Care
Americans are spending nearly $300 billion dollars annually on prescription drugs, despite Obamacare and Medicare promising to make health care affordable. … Read More
Liberty Punk: Michale Graves Igniting Brushfires of the Mind
Robin Koerner speaks with former Misfits front man, punk icon Michale Graves about collectivist group-think post 9/11 and his path to finding true liberty. … Read More
Are Markets Finally Making a Top?
With the FED keeping interests rates artificially low, is this the market top following three rounds of quantitative easing & intervention into the economy?… Read More
Is Yellen Taking Page From Greenspan?
Is FED Chair Janet Yellen taking a page out of Alan Greenspan’s 1996 “irrational exuberance” speech, which led to a quick & violent selloff in the markets?… Read More
Are Police Departments Facing a Domestic Threat?
Lieutenant Randy Sutton of the Las Vegas PD speaks about “de policing” whereby police do the bare minimum due to fear of politically correct reprisal.… Read More
Progressives Drunkenly Gambling Away Posterity’s Future
With food prices rising & declining wages people seem willing to fork over their money to see a boxing match [Read: Bread & Circuses] based on state-sponsored economic fallacy.… Read More