Wealth transfer is a phenomenon that typically occurs during the "reversal period" following the end of a significant economic trend. Take, for example, cycles like the late 1990s stock market...
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Throughout history, humanity has devoted monumental amounts of energy and cash within the pursuit of answers to real and perceived difficulties and challenges that humanity has faced. It appears ir...
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It seems like a combination of 1929 and Jimmy Carter - the worst and dumbest US President in history. Economic populism; mercantilism and cultural marxism have taken over the US equivalent of a Europe...
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The term financial crisis is applied broadly to a variety of situations in which some financial institutions or assets suddenly lose a large part of their value. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, ...
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Markets are in an ugly, bearish mood in 2008. They are down 20% on average across the world. So what are the markets telling us? Is it that we are in a recession, depression or an economic trough? Or ...
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Some economists regard the 1929 stock market crash as major contributing factor to the great depression. The speculative boom of the 1920's caused the crash because of the build up of the economic bub...
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At the beginning of 2008, stock markets are quite turbulent, which brings us back into considerations about crashes. We do not mean that the present stock market situation is comparable to an academic...
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