Month: December 2020

The US government kicked off fiscal 2021 with the biggest October deficit in history. But with the first of November falling on a weekend, some November spending got shifted into October, inflating that month’s deficit. Now that we have the November monthly Treasury Statement, we have a better sense of how big deficits are running in […]

There were two big IPOs last week – DoorDash and Airbnb. Both companies raised over $3.5 billion in their public offerings. In his podcast, Peter Schiff talked about the IPO frenzy. He argues that it has very little to do with funding great business ventures. It’s more about making a quick buck in a market […]

Corrupt government is the worst disease of all, and it unfortunately is remarkably pervasive in America, where the dollars rule and the… by Eric Zuesse On Friday, December 10th, the […]

What would the US look like if we lost half of our small businesses? Not even during The Great Depression did we see anything like this… by Michael Snyder of The […]

Gold’s necessary and healthy correction after its last upleg shot parabolic looked to finally reach maturity as November ended, both in size and… by Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC The […]

A lot of these programs are being done to create newly created currency units out of thin air to buy government bonds to maintain or grow the… by Jason Burack […]

Last week they told some runners in a park that they needed to wear masks. While running. Outdoors. By themselves. Well, at least the runners… by Simon Black of Sovereign […]