by Mac Slavo | Mar 14, 2011 | Headline News
Japan’s Nikkei Index, which measures the top 225 companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, went into an almost immediate freefall after Tsunami waves began washing up on the country’s northeast coast. The Nikkei 255 Index, which reached a high of 10,600 point...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 11, 2011 | Headline News
Jim Willie, publisher of the Hat Trick Letter, writes that the current policy of quantitative easing is essentially hyperinflation to oblivion, especially considering that the US government really has only one of two options: Quantitative easing is stopped and...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 11, 2011 | Headline News
Reading the headlines over the last eighteen months one would think that the recession of 2008 is all but over. Unemployment, officially, is on the mend, with a reported 9.5% of Americans unable to find work (as opposed to official Great Depression numbers as high as...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 9, 2011 | Headline News
The Intel Hub Radio Show hosted by Shepard Ambellas and Bob Tuskin, along with guests Greg Evensen and Steve Quayle, provide insights into a variety of topics including the many issues facing the world in coming months and years – including economic and energy...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 9, 2011 | Headline News
Porter Stansberry of the S&A Digest identified the inherent problems within our economic system well before mainstream pundits ever uttered the word recession. His readers were armed with the information and tools necessary to shield themselves from the economic...
by Mac Slavo | Mar 8, 2011 | Headline News
In past years, when debates about illegal immigration arose, many proponents of amnesty legislation argued that Americans were simply not prepared to work the jobs traditionally held by migrant workers. Jobs like dishwashers, cooks, lawn mowing and construction often...
