Transitioning Into Stagflation – Ep 677
April 10, 2021
Dow closes the week at a new all time high. Small gains in gold and silver. Investors haven’t yet realized the Fed can’t stop inflation.
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Government Help Has Made a Bad Situation Much Worse – Ep 632
December 1, 2020
Best November for the Dow since the roaring 20s. While stocks saw a boom, gold saw a bust. Negative backdrop may have firmed gold’s bottom.
Trump COVID Positive, Job Prognosis Negative – Ep 616
October 2, 2020
Last jobs report before election overshadowed by COVID-positive Trump. Possibility of a President Pence becomes more probable. Deregulation and lower taxes would stimulate the economy.
A Debate to Forget – Ep 615
September 30, 2020
Stock market finishes the worst September since 2011. Silver down on the month, but outperforms stock market on the quarter. Stephen Roach speculates 35% collapse
Weak economy enables strong housing market – Ep 605
August 25, 2020
Good news for Facebook stock is bad news for Main Street. Housing market booms – just like it did before the 2008 crash. Layoffs increasing.
Main Street’s Pain is Wall Street’s Gain – Ep 604
August 21, 2020
S&P and Nasdaq close the week with record highs. Apple capitalizes on speculator mania with stock split. Weak economy benefits Wall Street and sedates Main
Do the Math: The U.S. is an Insolvent Zombie Nation – Ep 577
May 27, 2020
Market rallying on hope and hype. Trump’s odds of winning re-election continues decreasing. Chinese trade deals unwind. Stimulus more dangerous than virus. Everything that can
Paul Krugman & Stephen Moore Agree – Ep 576
May 22, 2020
Paul Krugman & Stephen Moore are both advocating the same policies. Price for plane tickets are skyrocketing. Q&A RATE AND REVIEW the Peter Schiff Show
Fed To Go All-In On No-Limit QE – Ep 575
May 19, 2020
Markets rose yesterday on promising vaccine news and Jerome Powell interview. Printing money doesn’t solve economic problems, it compounds them. Powell admits there is no
Nothing That Can’t Last Forever Will -Ep 574
May 15, 2020
Quiet day in the stock market. More jobs lost than expected. Fed’s balance sheet moves through $7 Trillion. Ron Insana says big deficits are not
