Monthly Archives: January 2019

The fact that the US Fed has determined that real rates above 0.5% are a threat to both economic growth and 2% inflation, suggests the economy is not ‘in a good place’ but extremely fragile. Here is a direct video … Continue reading →

As risk markets have recovered some of their dramatic third quarter sell-off this month, shares of semiconductor makers have bounced along for the ride, even as semiconductor exports out of South Korea have fallen 28.8% on a year over year … Continue reading →

Twelve years ago Jeffrey began to focus on a problem facing a growing segment of the public who while preferring to decrease their consumption of animal products, found little in the way of convenient alternatives in their busy daily lives. … Continue reading →