Even though the first-order effects of the Covid-19 pandemic are still impossible to predict, it’s already possible to ask: did the pandemic pop all the global financial bubbles? The reason we can ask this question is the entire bull mania ofR…
Global debt reportedly up $100 trillion since 2008 financial crisis
Globalists setting up their enemies to take blame for coming economic crash
Loans burying taxpayers, stealing from future generations
Warns of bubble economy
Companies that gorged on cheap credit in danger
Expert warns Fed’s next ‘solution’ won’t work
Student debt now second-largest consumer debt category, behind only mortgages
Says central bankers behind rampant, wide-scale bad decisions
The problem of China as the axis of the world economy
Fed warped economy more drastically than it did during tech bubble
Now that almost every asset class is in a bubble, the question of where to invest one’s capital has become particularly vexing. The ashes of wealth consumed by the 2008-09 Global Financial Meltdown are still warm, at least to those who…
‘Uh oh – here we go again. Do you remember the subprime mortgage meltdown during the last financial crisis? Well, now a similar thing is happening with auto loans. The auto industry has been doing better than many other areas of the economy in recent years, but this “mini-boom” was fueled in large part by […]
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‘A sharply dressed French investor is leaning against a doorway, arms folded and his expression slightly bemused. Philippe Suchet is considering the latest raft of hopeful new technology entrepreneurs that have presented at 500 Startups – a major hothouse for up-and-coming Silicon Valley talent. There’s no shortage of enthusiasm and ideas in the valley, but […]
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‘Housing markets are prone to the bandwagon effect, they continue rising when the fundamentals vanish, a year, maybe two years before. Stock market and commodity price volatility and declines are currently chronicled ad-nausea by the press without seeing the dramatic upswing of international property price falls. What is alarming is the pace of price declines. […]
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