Letting the Thesis Play Out This week HAI is on the road at the Rule Symposium in sunny, hot, and humid South Florida. This natural resource investment [...]
This week, HAI wishes a happy 4th of July to all readers and a very happy birthday to the land of the free and the home of the brave! While this year’s [...]
For over a year, HAI has considered the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy to be broken. That’s because the Fed is largely boxed in by the twin nemeses [...]
On Thursday this week, MWM had its first-quarter client call. The narrative below will be a highlight reel of this author’s comments, given their high level [...]
The Flight to Quality Asset The big news this week was unquestionably the Israeli military strikes against Iran. Unlike the previous military exchanges between [...]
Only the Beginning This author is traveling with family this week. As a result, time is tight, and HAI will get straight to the point. The U.S. has a serious [...]
Tariff Tennis, Capital Wars, and Gold’s Golden Decade This was an interesting week at the increasingly busy intersection of Washington and Wall Street. [...]
A Golden Age for Gold This week, with efforts channeled towards prepping for a McAlvany Wealth Management webinar next Thursday, HAI will be just prices with [...]
To Correct, or Not to Correct? While we await clarity on unfolding tariff trade war ramifications for the global economy and equity markets, let’s address [...]
The Uncertainty Variable In HAI‘s view, the current uncertainty variable for markets and the economy ranks as off the charts. That’s no insignificant [...]
Clarity In the Fog of War According to the latest UMich consumer sentiment data, fear is now very real among Americans. U.S. consumer sentiment has fallen to [...]
The “New” That Awaits For months, HAI has been increasingly confident that a break away from the post-1971 global financial/monetary system is the goal of [...]
Right Place, Right Time This was a big week at the remarkably busy corner of Wall Street and Main Street. Much like last week, domestic and international [...]
Liberation Day and Liquidation Days This was an exceptionally important week for markets, the economy, and for the post-1971 dollar-based global financial [...]
Where the Puck Is Going During his first inaugural address to Americans struggling in the depths of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt [...]