Macro Watch: First Quarter 2020

• 1. Corporate Sector Concerns
• 2. America’s National Emergency: Part One

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2019

• 1. QE 4 Has Begun
• 2. The Repo Crisis and The Fed
• 3. The Repo Crisis and The Fed: Part 2
• 4. The Repo Crisis and The Fed: Part 3
• 5. The Repo Crisis and The Fed: Part Four
• 6. Household Wealth and Fed Policy

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2019

• 1. America Can Invest or Surrender To China
• 2. Ray Dalio vs. John Mauldin: The Great Debate
• 3. How The US Can Win The Currency War
• 4. Ray Dalio vs. John Mauldin: The Great Debate Part 2
• 5. Dalio vs. Mauldin: The Great Debate Part 3
• 6. Expect More Rate Cuts

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2019

• 5. Yield Crash
• 6. The Fed Is A Hostage Of The S&P 500
• 4. What Are Bank Reserves
• 3. Seigniorage
• 2. Looser Monetary Policy Will Be Required
• 1. Who Funded The Debt in 2018?

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2019

• 6. Credit Growth, Asset Prices and The Fed
• 5. Alphabet’s Other Bets
• 4. The Tech Giants: Part Two
• 3. The Tech Giants: Part One
• 2. The Fed’s Historic Policy Shift
• 1. R&D: The Future Depends On It

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2018

• 6. The Yield Curve Is Sending You A Warning
• 5. Who Will Be Hurt By The US-China Trade War?
• 4. Investing In America
• 3. The Capital Structure Of The United States
• 2. A Concise History Of Creditism
• 1. Credit Update: Government Debt Spikes

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2018

• 6. All The Money In The World
• 5. Chinese Monetary Policy Part 2: Crisis Management
• 4. Chinese Monetary Policy Part 1: Transforming The World
• 3. US-China Trade War: If China Fights Back
• 2. US-China Trade War: If China Capitulates
• 1. US-China Trade War: On The Brink

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2018

• 6. QE In Europe Is Ending
• 5. The BOJ Goes Ballistic
• 4. The BOJ’s Radical Experiment
• 3. What You Need To Know About The US Government’s Budget Deficits & Debt
• 2. Who Will Buy The Debt?
• 1. Weak Credit Growth Leaves The Economy Vulnerable

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2018

• 6. Inflation Over The Last 100 Years
• 5. The Money Revolution
• 4. QT: The Pain Is Just Beginning
• 3. The Government-Induced Liquidity Crisis Could Crush The Markets
• 2. Rate Hikes, Quantitative Tightening and Their Consequences
• 1. The History Of US Monetary Policy

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2017

• 7. Speech: Understanding Potential Threats To Trade and Economic Stability In Asia
• 6. Inflation Would Crush The Global Economy
• 5. The Stock Market: Worry Now, Sell Later?
• 4. The New Growth Driver
• 3. Japan’s Extraordinary Experiment
• 2. China’s Economy 2017
• 1. China’s Credit Tsunami May Capsize The World

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2017

• 6. Speech For The CFA Institute Brazil
• 5. Frequently Asked Questions
• 4. The Four Great Threats
• 3. Who’s To Blame For The Global Economic Crisis?
• 2. Bubble or Recession: The Fed Must Choose
• 1. Global Liquidity Shock

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2017

• 6. Monetary Revolution Part 2
• 5. Monetary Revolution
• 4. Quantitative Tightening
• 3. Can Global Economic Growth Continue?
• 2. Liquidity Gauge Update: Crowding Out
• 1. The Credit Structure Of The United States And Its Vulnerabilities

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2017

• 6. Creditism In Crisis
• 5. The Outlook For The Dollar
• 4. The Factors Driving And Constraining US Economic Growth
• 3. My Message To Some Of The World’s Largest Investment Managers
• 2. The Question I Asked Alan Greenspan Last Week
• 1. Trump’s Trade Policies: Good Intentions, Devastating Consequences

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2016

• 6. A Recipe For Disaster
• 5. Voodoo Economics? Voodoo Two Won’t Do
• 4. President Trump, You Can Make America’s Economy Great Again. Here’s How
• 3. Derivatives Reform: Real or Razzmatazz, Part 2
• 2. Derivatives Reform: Real or Razzmatazz?
• 1. Credit Update: Weak and Vulnerable

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2016

• 6. The Outlook For Interest Rates: Trumpthing Could Go Terribly Wrong
• 5. The Prospects For Asset Prices: 2017
• 4. Quantitative Easing Is Now Cancelling Half A Trillion Dollars of Government Debt Per Quarter
• 3. Libertarian Murray Rothbard Was Dangerously Wrong
• 2. The World Is $300 Trillion In Debt
• 1. Chimerica

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2016

• 7. China’s Economic Crisis, Part 4: One World Is Not Enough
• 6. China’s Economic Crisis: Part 3
• 5. China’s Economic Crisis: Part 2
• 4. China’s Economic Crisis: Part 1
• 3. Credit Update: Our Economic And Political Problems Look Set To Multiply
• 2. ECB Policy: Everything You Need To Know (Part Two)
• 1. ECB Policy: Everything You Need To Know (Part One)

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2016

• 6. Are The Central Banks Out Of Ammunition?
• 5. Negative Interest Rates: How Did This Happen?
• 4. Death Spiral? Make That Plural
• 3. Liquidity Gauge Update
• 2. How My Career Shaped My Views On The Global Economy
• 1. Credit Growth: Below The Recession Threshold

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2015

• 6. Rate Hike
• 5. American Meltdown: The Crisis Of 2008
• 4. Asia & The Slump In World Trade
• 3. China’s Next Move
• 2. The Dollar Standard: No Replacement In Sight
• 1. Weak Credit Growth Means Recession Ahead

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2015

• 7. The Five Reasons The Fed Couldn’t (And Still Can’t) Hike Interest Rates
• 6. Standard Chartered’s Results Point To Rapid Global Economic Deterioration
• 5. The Prospects For Asset Prices: A Very Dangerous Moment
• 4. Monetary & Fiscal Austerity Explain The New Global Recession
• 3. Global Recession
• 2. Unsustainable Wealth
• 1. Who’s Going To Lend The Money To Drive Economic Growth?

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2015

• 5. How The Government Came To Own 60% Of All US Home Mortgages
• 4. The Banks
• 3. Yellen’s (Triffin) Dilemma
• 2. Liquidity Gauge Update
• 1. Has The Next Recession Begun?

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2015

• 6. Negative Interest Rates
• 5. How The Fed Intends To Hike Interest Rates
• 4. QE Is Debt Cancellation
• 3. ECB QE
• 2. Credit Growth: Still Too Weak
• 1. Finance Capital

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2014

• 7. How Capital Grows
• 6. Capital
• 5. Japan: Very Serious Challenges
• 4. FX Reserves, The Dollar Crisis & The Outlook For Global Liquidity
• 3. Analyzing The Five Largest Central Banks
• 2. The Outlook For Global Liquidity Points To Deflation Ahead
• 1. The Prospects For Asset Prices

Macro Watch: Third Quarter 2014

• 5. How Strong Is The US Economic Recovery?
• 0. Speech: How Capitalism Died & Where That Leaves Us
• 3. The Fed’s Balance Sheet
• 2. The Fed’s New Magic Trick
• 1. Credit: How Much Does It Take?
• 4. The Household Sector Balance Sheet Is Pointing To Trouble

Macro Watch: Second Quarter 2014

• 1. Introduction
• 1. Treacherous Markets Ahead
• 2. The Fed & Its Challenges
• 3. Austrian Economics: Right & Wrong
• 4. What Drives Currencies?
• 5. China’s Economic Crisis
• 6. Credit Growth Update
• 7. Economic Update

Macro Watch: First Quarter 2014

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Economic Overview
• 3. Credit
• 4. The Fed & Liquidity
• 5. Liquidity Conditions in 2014 and Prospects For Asset Prices
• 6. Global Deflation?

Macro Watch: Fourth Quarter 2013

• 1. Economic Overview
• 2. Credit
• 3. Liquidity Part One: Foreign Generated Liquidity
• 4. Liquidity Part Two: Quantitative Easing
• 5. Prospects For Asset Prices

Course 1: Capitalism In Crisis, The Global Economic Crisis Explained

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Restoring Stability After The Great Depression
• 3. 1960s America: Too Much, Too Soon
• 4. The End Of Sound Money
• 5. The Consequences Of Unbalanced Trade
• 6. Foreign Exchange Reserves
• 7. The Imbalance Of Payments & The US Economic Bubble
• 8. Flaws In The Dollar Standard
• 9. How Credit Slipped Its Leash
• 10. Creditopia
• 11. Financial Sector Deregulation
• 12. The Quantity Theory Of Credit
• 13. The Policy Response: Perpetuating The Boom
• 14. Inflation – Deflation
• 15. Concluding Remarks

Course 2: How The Economy Really Works

• 1. Introduction: What’s Changed?
• 2. Don’t Call It Capitalism
• 3. Who’s In Charge?
• 4. GDP 101
• 5. Fiscal Policy & Budget Deficits Part 1
• 6. Fiscal Policy & Budget Deficits Part 2
• 7. Interest Rates, Inflation and Globalization
• 8. Monetary Policy & Net Worth
• 9. Trade Deficits & Their Impact
• 10. Credit Growth Drives Economic Growth
• 11. Conclusion