Tag Archives: federal reserve
The Die is Cast
“Alea iacta est” – Julius Ceasar The NASDAQ crossed the 5,000 mark for the first time since the year 2000 on Monday. What a journey it has been. The world hardly resembles itself just fifteen years later. Practically everything has … Continue reading
Dillweed Economics
After more than a decade of studying, documenting and cautioning on the great fraud of our time we’re as shocked as we’ve ever been. In the year 2015, the entire essence of economic and financial management the world over has … Continue reading
From Bad to Worse in a Big Way
Just when it appeared that a $50 per barrel floor had been put under the price of oil, something unexpected happened. The price of oil dropped over 2 percent to about $48.74 a barrel. What’s more, it could fall much, … Continue reading
The Sickness that Never Ends
It’s a wacky and wild world out there. We don’t know what to make of it anymore. The tried and true has disappeared from common circulation like pre-1965 quarter dollars. What remains is a lot of claptrap. For example, we’ve … Continue reading
