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Home Prices: Downhill From Here
by Chris Martenson

As we look into the future, we see a high risk of the world money supply increasing further. Or put in layman’s terms, your money being devalued by rampant inflation.

But odds are high we won’t simply ride up the inflation curve in a straight line from here.

Deflationary corrections, perhaps severe ones, will punctuate the process. And when they do, windows of very attractive investment opportunities will open.

Take real estate; which appears to entering the start of a correction now.
Home Prices: Downhill From Here
 by Chris Martenson

As we look into the future, we see a high risk of the world money supply increasing further. Or put in layman’s terms, your money being devalued by rampant inflation.

But odds are high we won’t simply ride up the inflation curve in a straight line from here.

Deflationary corrections, perhaps severe ones, will punctuate the process. And when they do, windows of very attractive investment opportunities will open.

Take real estate; which appears to entering the start of a correction now.
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Binyamin Appelbaum: The Problem With Modern Economics
by Chris Martenson

Why do we have the economic policies we do today?

These policies drive decision-making on Capitol Hill, corporate boardrooms, and on Wall Street. But who made them, why, and how did they come about? And how well are they serving us?

Binyamin Appelbaum has made these questions the focus of his new book The Economists Hour, which shines a bright light on the rise of modern Economics and its dominating influence on society.

From anti-trust law to central banking, Appelbaum explains how Economics has evolved (metastasized?) into its current form, where the solutions it now offers may be no better (and possibly substantially worse) than the problems it’s designed to address.
Binyamin Appelbaum: The Problem With Modern Economics
 by Chris Martenson

Why do we have the economic policies we do today?

These policies drive decision-making on Capitol Hill, corporate boardrooms, and on Wall Street. But who made them, why, and how did they come about? And how well are they serving us?

Binyamin Appelbaum has made these questions the focus of his new book The Economists Hour, which shines a bright light on the rise of modern Economics and its dominating influence on society.

From anti-trust law to central banking, Appelbaum explains how Economics has evolved (metastasized?) into its current form, where the solutions it now offers may be no better (and possibly substantially worse) than the problems it’s designed to address.
Image | It’s The Pace Of Change That Kills You
It’s The Pace Of Change That Kills You
by Chris Martenson

The Powers That Be, like central bankers and politicians, are only human. They err. They have to operate with imperfect information.

But they are also mostly untrained in systems thinking, resource limits, and other such necessary fields — which they could correct for if they cared or dared.

But they aren’t. And because of this, the pace and the scope of the changes happening are beyond their powers of comprehension, let alone their powers to fix.
It’s The Pace Of Change That Kills You
 by Chris Martenson

The Powers That Be, like central bankers and politicians, are only human. They err. They have to operate with imperfect information.

But they are also mostly untrained in systems thinking, resource limits, and other such necessary fields — which they could correct for if they cared or dared.

But they aren’t. And because of this, the pace and the scope of the changes happening are beyond their powers of comprehension, let alone their powers to fix.
Image | Mass Layoffs Are Back. Are You At Risk?
Mass Layoffs Are Back. Are You At Risk?
by Adam Taggart

Imagine the following scene playing out at work tomorrow: You arrive in the morning to find a note reading ‘HR wants to see you’. About what?, you wonder. Seeing your HR manager already in the conference room with the door closed, you fidget as you wait. A knot begins to form in your stomach that…
Mass Layoffs Are Back. Are You At Risk?
 by Adam Taggart

Imagine the following scene playing out at work tomorrow: You arrive in the morning to find a note reading ‘HR wants to see you’. About what?, you wonder. Seeing your HR manager already in the conference room with the door closed, you fidget as you wait. A knot begins to form in your stomach that…
Image | Save The World By First Saving Yourself
Save The World By First Saving Yourself
by Chris Martenson

Yes, the world is busy collapsing around us. That’s true.

But collapse is a process, not an event. It can be ameliorated and even reversed, depending on the actions we decide to take from here.

And there’s still time left to change our fate.  Not much, mind you. But enough to matter.
Save The World By First Saving Yourself
 by Chris Martenson

Yes, the world is busy collapsing around us. That’s true.

But collapse is a process, not an event. It can be ameliorated and even reversed, depending on the actions we decide to take from here.

And there’s still time left to change our fate.  Not much, mind you. But enough to matter.
Image | Paul Wheaton: Building A Better World In Your Backyard
Paul Wheaton: Building A Better World In Your Backyard
by Chris Martenson

The data is clear: humans are overtaxing the world’s ecosystems at an accelerating rate. How can society wean itself away from its business-as-usual practices of natural resource extraction and depletion? What steps can we take to be agents of positive, regenerative change? Paul Wheaton, proprietor of the websites Richsoil.com and Permies.com, has just published a…
Paul Wheaton: Building A Better World In Your Backyard
 by Chris Martenson

The data is clear: humans are overtaxing the world’s ecosystems at an accelerating rate. How can society wean itself away from its business-as-usual practices of natural resource extraction and depletion? What steps can we take to be agents of positive, regenerative change? Paul Wheaton, proprietor of the websites Richsoil.com and Permies.com, has just published a…
Image | Why Common Knowledge Changes The World
Why Common Knowledge Changes The World
by Chris Martenson

For those paying attention, there have been plenty of signs indicating that financial asset prices are dangerously overvalued and that the decade-long economic expansion is reversing towards recession.

But the mainstream — until just recently — has refused to see this.
Why Common Knowledge Changes The World
 by Chris Martenson

For those paying attention, there have been plenty of signs indicating that financial asset prices are dangerously overvalued and that the decade-long economic expansion is reversing towards recession.

But the mainstream — until just recently — has refused to see this.
Image | We Interrupt This Market Plunge To Bring You This Important Message…
We Interrupt This Market Plunge To Bring You This Important Message…
by Adam Taggart

Sentiment is finally breaking. Once it breaks fully, the ride downward will likely be very sharp, quick and brutal for everyone caught unprepared.
We Interrupt This Market Plunge To Bring You This Important Message…
 by Adam Taggart

Sentiment is finally breaking. Once it breaks fully, the ride downward will likely be very sharp, quick and brutal for everyone caught unprepared.
Image | The Hard Truth About Assets
The Hard Truth About Assets
by Chris Martenson

If you prefer to listen to this article, read by its author Chris Martenson, click the player here below: | Download | ___________________________________________________________________________________ In this post, you’ll learn why hard assets will be more important than ever as the global economy undergoes drastic shifts. Enrolled members also have access to Part 2, Defending Against The Global…
The Hard Truth About Assets
 by Chris Martenson

If you prefer to listen to this article, read by its author Chris Martenson, click the player here below: | Download | ___________________________________________________________________________________ In this post, you’ll learn why hard assets will be more important than ever as the global economy undergoes drastic shifts. Enrolled members also have access to Part 2, Defending Against The Global…
Image | Steve Keen: Economists Have Left Out Energy!
Steve Keen: Economists Have Left Out Energy!
by Chris Martenson

Over the past decade, the world’s central banks have distorted the price of money by bringing interest rates to record lows. With credit so cheap, asset prices have risen dramatically as companies and governments have borrowed to the hilt. And now with the “Everything Bubble” threatening to burst (perhaps in mid-bursting already?), we’re suddenly realizing…
Steve Keen: Economists Have Left Out Energy!
 by Chris Martenson

Over the past decade, the world’s central banks have distorted the price of money by bringing interest rates to record lows. With credit so cheap, asset prices have risen dramatically as companies and governments have borrowed to the hilt. And now with the “Everything Bubble” threatening to burst (perhaps in mid-bursting already?), we’re suddenly realizing…
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