Fed Chairman Powell recently warned of “softening demand.” Gee, thanks. But what does softening demand really mean, and how can

Current recession denial requires a shift to recession preparation. Once again, the US is facing a recession which Main Street

This week, the bipolar Fed proved it can be a hawk and a dove at the same time as the

Is deliberate inflation the Fed’s real aim? As repeated in numerous articles and interviews, global central banks in general, and

What the U.S. in particular, and the West in general, are failing to confess is that today’s so-called Developed Economies

If you think the current market risk hurts; it’s gonna get worse. The Big 4: Dead Bonds, Rising Yields, Tanking

As one who loves metaphor, I can’t help but notice the recent and varying range of metaphorical investor warnings. JP

Below we consider China holding as hostage a U.S. economy facing a showdown (corner) between tanking markets and ripping inflation.

We are seeing dying markets. Slowly at first, and then all at once. Unless, of course, the money printers return,

The Fed has no good options left, which means investors need to be way ahead of the curve (ball) heading