Monthly Archives: January 2018
The Donald Saves the Dollar
The world is full of bad ideas. Just look around. One can hardly blink without a multitude of bad ideas coming into view. What’s more, the worse an idea is, the more popular it becomes. Take Mickey’s Fine Malt Liquor. … Continue reading
Tax Reform and Trump’s Chinese Trade Deficit Conundrum
Most things come easier said than done. Take President Trump’s posture on trade with China… Trump doesn’t want a bigger trade deficit with China. He wants a smaller trade deficit with China. In fact, reducing the trade deficit with China … Continue reading
As the Controlled Inflation Scheme Rolls On
American consumers are not only feeling good. They’re feeling great. They’re borrowing money – and spending it – like tomorrow will never come. On Monday the Federal Reserve released its latest report of consumer credit outstanding. According to the Fed’s … Continue reading
Why You Should Embrace the Twilight of the Debt Bubble Age
People are hard to please these days. Clients, customers, and cohorts – the whole lot. They’re quick to point out your faults and flaws, even if they’re guilty of the same derelictions. The recently retired always seem to have the … Continue reading
