Monthly Archives: January 2016

Critical to setting the world on a more stable and viable financial foundation is a break up of the existing finance cartel which has enriched itself at the expense of everything else over the last 30 years.  Some key reforms … Continue reading →

The consensus that was supremely confident and risk-oblivious when valuations were outrageous, is starting to become concerned and gradually terrified as prices re-couple down to economic reality.  This is the usual emotional swing that transpires each market cycle but particularly … Continue reading →

As mainstream financial firms and advisers urge everyone to hold and hope as prices plunge, the question each client should be asking them is, “For how long?  How long will it take to recover my losses?” The secular bear that … Continue reading →