By Financial Sense Apr 17, 2025 – Richard Sylla, the esteemed economist and co-author of the seminal A History of Interest Rates, recently joined Jim Puplava on Financial Sense Newshour to unpack the seismic shifts in the financial landscape this year…
John Mueller Lists can be dangerous because they sometimes lull readers into a false sense that they are seeing the totality of something. A case in point is Wikipedia’s tally of “plays with anti-war themes.” It begins with three plays from ancient Greek authors and then skips ahead a few millennia to a largely forgotten British play from 1928, after which there are dozens of entries. , But an important omission within the list’s multi-millennium gap are several […]
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My end-of-week morning train WFH reads: • “Smart is good. Smart and lucky is better” It’s better to look stupid and learn than pretend and lose money. Once we know how something ended — a movie, a stock crash — we forget what it felt like to not know the outcome. The real challenge for investors is human behavior. Financial literacy matters, but it fades. (Big Think) • The Gen Z Lifestyle Subsidy: In the 2010s, Millennials got […]
Thanks, John Smith. Antiwar.com The post Letter: As British Jews We Can No Longer Stay Silent on the War in Gaza appeared first on LewRockwell.
Gail Appel wrote: If Trump was pushing for Ukraine to continue the war and reject a peace agreement, the globalist left would blast Trump and rush to make a deal with Putin. Because Trump wants to negotiate a deal with Iran, suddenly , the Dems are on the side of striking Iran. Trump should use a new strategy. Put forth every antithetical, disastrous idea and strategy the Dems push. They’ll rail and pound their pigeon chests, demand he […]
With Christopher Puplava, CRPC® and Cris Sheridan Apr 11, 2025 – This week on Smart Macro, Chris Puplava delves into the markets’ volatile landscape and the signals pointing to a potential near-term bottom. Chris explains how credit markets, often more reliable than equities, are stabilizing…
