Back in May, after hovering just below the 3% mark for several weeks, the yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note finally burst through the 3% level and spiked up to 3.11%. But after the Italian bond market experienced its latest round of chaos, U.S. yields came back in. With the mainstream explanation being …
As we’ve all learned in recent years, there’s a lot that goes on inside of Wall Street that the public usually doesn’t find out about until after it’s too late. Which is why we were fortunate to have gold expert and former Wall Street trader Dave Kranzler on Radio Arcadia this week. Dave is the …
Have you been told the truth about money? Are there responsible ways you can take your sovereign power back from the current Wall Street system? Tired of being told what to “fear” and ready for a positive perspective of how you can respond in today’s financial markets? If so, you’re in the right place. Because …
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The Federal Reserve held its latest policy meeting this week, and continued to indicate that the economy looks great in their eyes, and that it’s full steam ahead with interest rate increases (at least the Fed’s version of full steam ahead, as we are still talking about a short-term target rate of less than 2%, …
With all of the talk about rising interest rates, many wonder what difference it really makes and if it’s really all that important. Perhaps the easiest way to put it into perspective is to think back to what happened in 2008. Or better yet, to go back even a few years earlier. Because the collapse …
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The Federal Reserve met last Wednesday, and as expected their actions offered insight into what happens next in the financial markets. Specifically, not only did the Fed raise rates, but it delivered a more hawkish than expected tone, which means watch out in the stock and real estate markets. Because while it can be debated …
Following a chaotic end to 2017, the financial markets have somewhat settled over recent months. At least the cryptocurrency and precious metals markets. However there has been volatility in the stock market and signs of deterioration in real estate as well. So have we reached the end of this historic rally fueled by unprecedented amounts …
On Thursday President Donald Trump risked sparking a new trade war by introducing a plan to slap tariffs on foreign aluminum and steel producers. From an Austrian Economics perspective tariffs and trade wars are never a good thing economically. Yet along with the current context of what’s happening with U.S. debt and dollar, it’s hard …
Interesting development in the housing market yesterday, as home sales declined 9.4% in July as compared to the June data. For those who subscribe to the view that we’re witnessing a housing bubble even bigger than the one we saw 10 years ago this comes as little surprise. However what’s interesting to think about is …