Category: Economy
Coronavirus Pandemic Sparks Fear in the World Economy
It’s impossible to miss the headlines. The virus pandemic has sparked fear throughout the world. What does the economic fallout look like?
The U.S. Government Will Continue Drowning In Debt
The accumulation of debt is probably the greatest national security crisis in America. Why aren’t we talking about it more?
Solving Our Housing Crisis Could Provide a Big Wealth Opportunity
It’s no secret that housing in Auckland is freakishly expensive, with the city’s infrastructure bursting at the seams. What’s the best way forward?
Paper Money Is the Means for Modern Inflation
Inflation is the great destroyer of monetary value. Yet, at various times throughout history, governments have welcomed it. Here’s why.
How a ‘Failing’ Business Grew Its Stock Price 20,000%
Netflix is one of the most successful tech companies in the world. But did you know about the one time they almost went broke and lost it all?
The 2020s Will Look a Lot Like the 1970s
In the 1970s, interest rates fell, debt escalated, and inflation skyrocketed. Are we seeing a repeat of what’s come before?
The Federal Government Has Devalued the Dollar Since 1971
It’s shocking. Today’s dollar is worth only three cents of the pre-1971 dollar. How on earth did the American government get us to this point?
Pandemic Hammers Stocks: Your Rat Year Opportunity?
It’s the season of fear, and the markets have convulsed. But could you find a hidden opportunity during these trying times?
The Economy of the 2020s Is Shaping Up to Be as Bad That of the 1970s
The president says the economy has never been better. But wait! When compared to gold, stocks are now only worth only half their value of 20 years ago.
Eisenhower Predicted the Fall of the American Republic
When he left office in 1961, President Dwight Eisenhower had a grim warning: beware of the rise of an American military-industrial complex.
Simon’s Letter from Singapore: The Wealth Factory
Writing from Singapore, Simon Angelo takes an inside look at how global wealth is created and sustained. The answers are nothing short of profound.
The Long and Winding Road to Bankruptcy
Do you remember how life was back in the early 1970s? The cost of living was more reasonable. Then money politics came into play and made everything harder.
Warren Buffet Gambles for the First Time…and Wins
Warren Buffett has a reputation for being famously disciplined. But do you know about the one time he rolled the dice and took a gamble?
Money-Printing, Increased Spending Devastate Financial Gains
Last week, stocks finished at an all-time high. But in terms of real money, stocks have been losing value since the start of the millennium.
The U.S. Peaked in the Late 20th Century
The United States once cultivated the world’s greatest economy. But it has already hit a brick wall, and signs of decline are evident.