About this week’s show: 1971 $1 Debt = $5 Growth… Today = $1 Shrink The Fed is Trapped – Rates Cannot Raise Or It All Comes Apart Last Week The RAF Gave [...]
There’s this uneasiness – an eeriness – in the markets; in the world (I’m not touching politics). Seemingly out of nowhere, the U.S. dollar index [...]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick You look at life and say, ‘Some things go on and on and on, but most things do change, [...]
About this week’s show: Gold mining shares have been historically cheap relative to gold Both oil and gold mining industries are stronger and leaner due to [...]
Clearly, the National Hurricane Center, The Weather Channel, meteorologists and disaster consultants have succumbed to the cult of fear mongering. “Extremely [...]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick “In essence we went from a banking crisis in 2008 and 2009 to an even larger issue today, [...]
About this week’s show: “Establishment” will try to defer and delay crises until after the election Deutche Bank could trigger 2008 again, or just be [...]
September 30 – Wall Street Journal (James Mackintosh): “Lehman failed the way all banks fail: It ran out of cash and liquid assets it could quickly sell to [...]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick You and I, Kevin, look at debt and we say, “This is a big problem.” For the [...]
About this week’s show: Whoever wins this election will be blamed for the 2017-2018 crises The “Biggest Loser” will be the one who wins The 2020 election [...]
The beginning of the year seems ages ago. Recall how securities markets fell under significant stress. Global central bankers responded (Pavlovian) with [...]
The beginning of the year seems ages ago. Recall how securities markets fell under significant stress. Global central bankers responded (Pavlovian) with [...]
The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick “Yes, we have stagflation. No, there is no stable equilibrium. Yes, there are inputs into [...]
About this week’s show: Negative interest rates and cash control seen as best way to slough off debt over to you Who’s the Patsy?—If you don’t know [...]
Is a meaningful de-risking/de-leveraging episode possible with global central banks injecting liquidity at the current almost $2.0 TN annualized pace? Thus [...]