Monthly Archives: May 2014

The trouble with short-term sales prods fueled by more and more borrowing on lower and lower interest rates, is that eventually the future arrives to find demand already spent. We are there…

Danielle was a guest today on The Financial Survival Network with Kerry Lutz discussing current trends in the world economy and markets. You can listen to an audio clip of the segment here. Kerry Lutz wrote a worthwhile historical perspective … Continue reading →

The stock market has been flailing about like a teenager on cheap wine year to date, but so far the much larger, more sober bond market seems pretty sure about its preferred path: safe-haven inflows to U$ and the highest … Continue reading →