David Rosenberg may be the best financial/economic analyst on the North American continent. This video interview with the WSJ is his current view of where the economy is and is heading.
David Rosenberg may be the best financial/economic analyst on the North American continent. This video interview with the WSJ is his current view of where the economy is and is heading.
Thoughts On The Commencement of My Eighth Decade, read it here: http://t.co/Tc2XyIgs 3 hours ago
Impossibilities, Discontinuities and Black Swans, read it here: http://t.co/WJlExRgb 7 hours ago
I’m From The Federal Reserve and I Will Improve Your Life, read it here: http://t.co/qgeTD9kT 16 hours ago
Another Reason Why The Economy Will Not Recover, read it here: http://t.co/Fd3P0z19 2 days ago
The Universal Truth About Government Regardless of Its Form, Time or Place, read it here: http://t.co/I8JQIEAT 2 days ago
The law school bubble – At 50 law schools, 20% of the students are either unemployed, flunked out, or are http://t.co/bX397BCW via @addthis 2 days ago
What The First Few Minutes of World War III Will Look Like *Micro-Flim* http://t.co/P6vDfu5Z via @addthis 2 days ago
The 10th Amendment Nullification Movement by Michael Boldin http://t.co/yw60giDy via @addthis 2 days ago
The American Spectator : Caesar Overreaching Once Again http://t.co/R7Pc4auA via @addthis 2 days ago
Warmal Colding strikes Europe:kills hundreds; thousands trapped by "heaviest snow... ever recorded" http://t.co/EiJazYrJ via @directorblue 2 days ago
Government Is The Problem: Bill Bonner describes how the government, with too many of the people's blessings, got us into this ...
Rick Santelli Speaks: A good interview with Rick Santelli is here.
Quantitative Easing: Our Tiger by the Tail: Friedrich Hayek’s A Tiger by the Tail: The Keynesian Legacy of Inflation was published in 1978. It s...
Economic Collapse Inevitable?: It is hard to disagree with this assessment as expressed on The Economic Collapse:
An economic coll...
Martenson for The Week:
Here are some interesting reads from CHRIS MARTENSON'S BLOG. There are many more contained with...
Keynesianism as a Disease: A bit of humor (and truth) regarding Keynesianism as it appeared in Forbes.
H/T to Doug W.
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I didn’t bail when MM did, because I wanted to see what some part of conventional wisdom has in store for us. Being the inexpert that I am, it seems a simple enough concept to me that raising taxes 200 bil will result in raising no revenue at all.
Hmm… He said to dust off the history books, but not post 1945… Posr 1700..!
Given that, it struck me as odd in the extreme that at the end of the interview they asked him price targets for everything except… Hmm… What is that currency of last resort again? Help me out here.
I bailed when he said not to extend the tax rate cuts due to expire because it would add $200B to the deficit-here’s a clue Brainiac, cut the fucking spending-eliminate the Depts of Education, Energy and Agriculture-stop all corporate subsidies, cut the corporate tax rate to zero, dittos with the CGTR and suspend payroll taxes for a year-build 50 nuclear plants and begin large scale development of our “on land” fossil fuels-abolish government unions, build the wall and start deporting the millions of illegals already here, hammer anyone that hires an illegal. Then junk the tax code and substitute a flat tax, one that insures every one that works, pays taxes.
That’s just for starters. What is with these Ivory Tower know-it-alls?
And find a lamp post for Pelosi, Reid and Obama, I’ll bring the rope-Ayers too, the bastard.