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Lessons From China’s Last Economic Cris…

Posted November 15, 2021

During 2015, China’s economy experienced a serious downturn that caused a global recession. Credit growth in China had been running out of control, Investment far exceeded Consumption and the rest of the

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How Threatened Is China’s Economy?

Posted November 6, 2021

China’s economy is facing grave challenges.  Given the rising tensions with the West, the outlook for continued export-led growth appears dim.  At home, China’s giant property bubble has begun to deflate. During

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Inflation Slowed Sharply in Q3

Posted November 2, 2021

Newspaper headlines give the impression that Inflation in the United States is very high and running totally out of control. But those headlines are misleading. Inflation peaked in the second

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Interview: Inflation, Liquidity, China Evergr…

Posted October 30, 2021

I recently had a very good conversation with Buck Joffrey for the Wealth Formula Podcast. I highly recommend you listen to it. Topics include: The many reasons inflation will not

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Stormy Weather Ahead

Posted October 15, 2021

Credit growth is slowing rapidly in the United States.  That is alarming because in the Twenty-first Century, Credit Growth Drives Economy Growth.   Total Credit Growth (adjusted for inflation) slowed from 9.3%

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Interview: Economic Crises

Posted October 8, 2021

I recently had a very interesting conversation with Kirk Chisholm for The Money Tree Investing Podcast. This interview provides a history of economic crises in the United States from 1914

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The Liquidity Tsunami Is About To End Abruptl…

Posted September 25, 2021

On March 6th this year, Macro Watch published a video called “Liquidity Tsunami May Drive Asset Prices Much Higher”.  It argued that during the months ahead Bank Reserves would surge, and

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Slowing Inflation Won’t Stop Fed Taperi…

Posted September 18, 2021

Inflation in the United States slowed sharply during August.  The Core Consumer Price Index (Core CPI) rose 0.1% month-on-month in August.  That was down from 0.9% in April, 0.7% in May,

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The Fed Has A Big Problem

Posted September 4, 2021

On Friday, the jobs report showed that only 235,000 new jobs were created in the United States during August. That was well below expectations of 728,000 new jobs. Up until then, the Fed appeared inclined

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Interview: Inflation or Deflation?

Posted August 27, 2021

Cris Sheridan recently interviewed me for the Financial Sense Newshour.  It was another good conversation.  I hope you will listen to it now. We discussed: Fed tapering of Quantitative Easing is on

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