Daily Archives: September 20, 2021

Lethal levels of financial leverage are highly contagious

As I discussed last week in Ponzi Markets Unravelling Once More, global asset markets have never been more over-valued, leveraged and interconnected in our lifetimes.  This presents a massive instability risk for all of us, whether we appreciate it or … Continue reading

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Revolving door between governance and finance, too dear for us to bear

Further to my post last week, Who Gives a Damn?, the horrendous optics of Fed heads enriching themselves through their public policy decisions are finally attracting some outrage.  Apparently, finance scorpions can’t help themselves. While we are at it, best … Continue reading

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Lifestyle choices can avoid and repair cognitive decline

There are still no drugs that stop cognitive decline and dementia, but brain scientists now agree that lifestyle choices–in the area of diet, exercise, sleep and mental activities–can. The 30-day Altzheimer Solution is a new book from neuroscientists and health … Continue reading

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