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WTF: What The Fed?!?
WTF: What The Fed?!? A video event with Mike Maloney, Grant Williams, Charles Hugh Smith and Chris & Adam Here at the start of 2020, we’ve just said good-bye to the “twenty-teens, a decade defined by central bank intervention. Since the the Great Financial Crisis that began in late 2008, the world’s central banking cartel […]
Understanding The Keys To Power
Understanding The Keys To Power Will be a survival requirement for the coming decade The past decade was undoubtedly shaped by the policy adopted by the global central banking cartel to flood the world with massive amounts of liquidity (over $15 trillion) to “rescue” markets following the Great Financial Crisis. It’s becoming increasingly clear who […]
Dennis Meadows: The Limits To Growth
Dennis Meadows: The Limits To Growth Revisiting one of the most seminal studies of our era Fifty years ago, an international team of researchers was commissioned by the Club of Rome to build a computer simulation of exponential economic and population growth on a finite planet. In 1971, its findings were first released in Moscow […]
Art Berman: Houston, We Have A Problem
Art Berman: Houston, We Have A Problem The surplus energy that powers the world is declining Every week in our Off The Cuff Series, we interview expert minds on the premium side of PeakProsperity.com. These discussions are unscripted and informal, where my partner Chris Martenson and his guest react to recent macro developments and predict […]
The Phantom Mania
The Phantom Mania There’s nothing of substance underlying the current market melt-up Well, stocks are back at all-time highs. Ignited by the Fed’s “Not-QE” program and endless Trump administration teases of an “imminent” China deal, the S&P 500 has been propelled above its upward Bollinger band — a hyperextension only seen one other time since […]
Should You Relocate To A More Resilient Area?
Should You Relocate To A More Resilient Area? What factors to look for when considering relocating Likely a symptom of growing social unease, we’re seeing a surge in interest amongst our readership in relocation. Many are folks living in urban and suburban areas worried that local resources and/or rule of law will not hold up well […]
Grant Williams: A Reset Of The System Is Inevitable
Grant Williams: A Reset Of The System Is Inevitable We need to clear the malinvestment that never got addressed during the GF While at the New Orleans Investment Conference this past weekend, Chris and I had the great pleasure of sitting down with Grant Williams, publisher of the economic blog Things That Make You Go Hmmm and […]
Essential Bug-Out Resources
Essential Bug-Out Resources Solutions that have proved surprisingly essential during California’s wildfires In my post yesterday Survival Learnings From A California Fire Evacuee, I promised to share the specific resources that have proved especially valuable during my family’s emergency evacuation due to the Kincade fire. So I’d better get to it… Gas & Cash Having now […]
The Future Of Better FarmingSustainable practices + smart technology = thriving soils
The Future Of Better FarmingSustainable practices + smart technology = thriving soils While it’s *soooo* tempting to write about the stomach-churning drop/spike/dive thrill ride the financial markets have embarked on after this week’s Federal Reserve rate cut, I will resist and instead direct your attention to a topic much more important to our future. Here […]
We’ve Arrived At The End Of The Road
We’ve Arrived At The End Of The Road Decades of central bank intervention have left us with an unavoidable insolvency crisis When Richard Nixon closed the gold window in August 1971, fully severing the US dollar from its gold standard, the Federal Reserve and other world central banks found themselves liberated. No longer was their […]
Bizarro World: The Herd Has Truly Gone MadYou’re not crazy. The world we now live in is
Bizarro World: The Herd Has Truly Gone MadYou’re not crazy. The world we now live in is Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one. ~ Charles Mackay (1841) Like me, you may often […]
Pain Is Inevitable; But Suffering Is Optional
Pain Is Inevitable; But Suffering Is Optional How to avoid becoming collateral damage in the coming crash. Sometimes you really do find enlightenment at the top of the mountain. I spent this week hiking in Montana’s Bitterroot mountain range, as a participant in the pilot run of a new personal-growth-through-adventure-travel startup. In our group was […]
The Bull(y) Rally
The Bull(y) Rally Something unnatural is going on. “A bully is always a coward.”~ Thomas Chandler Haliburton The current market rally is like a playground bully; shoving to the ground anyone in its path. But like all bullies, the braggadocio belies an underlying cowardice. Those in charge of the status quo must be absolutely terrified […]
Ted Siedle: The Greatest Retirement Crisis In The History Of The World
Ted Siedle: The Greatest Retirement Crisis In The History Of The World The pension crisis is even worse than we imagine. “We are on the precipice of the greatest retirement crisis in the history of the world. And that makes perfect sense because, first of all, we have the largest elderly population in the history […]
