Monthly Archives: December 2020

The deceit behind market highs

With retail trading in a frenzy and initial public offerings surpassing the previous 1999 high this year, this vintage clip courtesy of Sven Henrich from CNBC personality and MAD Money host Jim Cramer offers a glimpse of the fraudulent wizard … Continue reading

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Rand quantifies income theft from workers by corporations and their owners

Recent analysis by the RAND Corporation quantifies what increasingly corporate-centric policy shifts over the last 50 years have cost 90% of workers in terms of lost income.  The study was American, but similar trends have transpired in most other countries … Continue reading

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Bubbles are ubiquitous, bubbles always burst

Those who say that it is not possible to recognize financial bubbles in advance are paid not to see them; this group includes most in the asset collection/investment product-selling business and central banks. Asset valuations, in themselves, cannot tell us … Continue reading

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