Monthly Archives: July 2015

Pal’s comments here are more cogent than most in explaining the key factors now sweeping the global economy and markets. Discussing how much higher the dollar could climb and the impact it will have on commodities, with Raoul Pal, Global … Continue reading →

In the aftermath of the credit bubble, students and their parents are no longer able or willing to borrow mind-boggling sums to ‘afford’ education. Governments will not be able to continue underwriting super-sized post-secondary costs either. Economic realism is demanding … Continue reading →

Technological advancement is not only disrupting the traditional business models of energy producers. Driverless cars are another massive disruptor on the horizon. A lot less accidents will be an enormously positive change for drivers and taxpayer-funded health care, while lowering … Continue reading →