Ray Dalio Warns of Impending Economic Risks, Pushes Gold as Superior to Treasurys
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has raised serious concerns about the reliability of U.S. Treasurys in the face of escalating national ...
Tag: Economy
Storm Signals: Bank Chiefs Flag Economic Soft Spots Before Fed’s Big Decision
The numbers hit like a cold splash last week: the U.S. economy, once touted as a powerhouse, shaved off nearly ...
All Eyes on an Irrelevant Fed
(Daily Reckoning)—The Federal Reserve is irrelevant unless it’s doing damage to the economy. Since the Fed is often doing damage ...
The $7 Trillion Cash Pile: What Happens When the Fed Turns Off the Easy Money Spigot?
Americans have been stuffing their savings into money market funds like never before, lured by yields that finally outpaced the ...
Gold Is Still Setting Records – What Will Happen After the Fed’s Next Meeting?
Gold continues to capture attention. As of mid‐September 2025, it’s hitting fresh, all-time highs, pushed by a convergence of economic ...
Rising Costs Squeeze American Wallets as Job Market Signals Alarm for Fed
Fresh data from the Labor Department shows inflation picking up steam in August, just as the Federal Reserve grapples with ...
US Deficit Climbs to Record $1.97 Trillion Through August Despite Tariff Windfall
The U.S. budget deficit rose to a record $1.973 trillion through August in fiscal year 2025, the Treasury Department said, ...
Gold’s Breakout Surge Reveals Cracks in the Global Financial Foundation
Gold prices have shattered records once again, climbing above $3,600 per ounce this week amid escalating bets on Federal Reserve ...
DEI’s Assault on American Suburbs Has Created a Housing Crisis Hoax
(Substack)—Homeownership remains the cornerstone of the American dream, yet skyrocketing prices and rents have left many families feeling squeezed out ...
Why Billions in AI Investment Can Be a Pitfall for Some Companies
(The Epoch Times)—The artificial intelligence (AI) gold rush has reached American businesses, but despite billions being spent, many companies aren’t ...
