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Economic War with China is the Final Step Before the “Great Reset”

Economic War with China is the Final Step Before the “Great Reset” With the pandemic dominating the news cycle, the general public has been completely distracted from a much more important crisis; namely, the economic crisis. To be sure, economic decay is not as swift or exciting, but I doubt that’s why the mainstream media […]

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First the Deflationary Deluge of Assets Crashing, Then the Tsunami of Inflation

First the Deflationary Deluge of Assets Crashing, Then the Tsunami of Inflation Once the pool of greater fools dries up, stocks crash regardless of what the Fed does or bleats. The conventional view is the Federal Reserve creating trillions of dollars out of thin air will trigger inflation. Not so fast. Yes, creating trillions of dollars out of […]

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Sucker Traps and the Arithmetic of Risk

Sucker Traps and the Arithmetic of Risk John Hussman has another excellent article out this week but it will be ignored. Mathematically, it must be ignored. In the Arithmetic of Risk, Hussman posted the above chart. I added the anecdotes regarding where we are. Here are some pertinent snips.​ At present, I view the market […]

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The 5 Biggest Bubbles In Markets Today

The 5 Biggest Bubbles In Markets Today Bubbles aren’t new—they’ve been around since Dutch tulips—but it’s only recently that they’ve worked their way into the average investor’s lexicon. That’s probably because bubbles happen much more frequently these days. We never used to get a giant speculative bubble every 7–8 years. But that has been the […]

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