Monthly Archives: September 2020

All the cheap Made in China goods we’ve been buying on credit have come with many costs. This is China’s most spectacular extravaganza. A hundred years in the making, costing $25 billion, one of the biggest engineering feats the world … Continue reading →

In August, I pointed out that the US dollar index (DXY) was looking oversold and that a bounce in the 92 range could signal the next retest for risk assets on the other end of the dollar teeter-totter.  Here was … Continue reading →

The COVID pandemic has terrified the world into a 250 to 300% increase in single-use plastic use, according to estimates from the International Solid Waste Association. Meanwhile, studies show that COVID lives three times longer on plastic surfaces (including disposable … Continue reading →