Happy Thanksgiving To All U.S. Readers by Chris Martenson Today is Thanksgiving in the US, a prominent holiday typically marked by insane travel nightmares for many, and a chance to spend time with non-core relatives. To balance all that out we usually overeat, over drink, and slip into a tryptophan coma in front of the TV. At least, that’s what the holiday has become for many. Here at Peak Prosperity we like to remember that the holiday consists of two words, thanks and giving. Happy Thanksgiving To All U.S. Readers by Chris Martenson Today is Thanksgiving in the US, a prominent holiday typically marked by insane travel nightmares for many, and a chance to spend time with non-core relatives. To balance all that out we usually overeat, over drink, and slip into a tryptophan coma in front of the TV. At least, that’s what the holiday has become for many. Here at Peak Prosperity we like to remember that the holiday consists of two words, thanks and giving.
A World of Thanks by Adam Taggart Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Below, Chris and I share our reasons for why we are so thankful this year. A World of Thanks by Adam Taggart Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Below, Chris and I share our reasons for why we are so thankful this year.
Off the Cuff: Will We Learn from Japan’s Missteps In Time? PREVIEW by Adam Taggart In this week's Off the Cuff with Mish & Chris podcast, Mish and Chris discuss: Japan's Kamikaze Monetary Policy The yen may be poised for destruction Denial is a river in Germany, Greece, and Spain Poor decisions being made in all three countries Fiscal Cliff: Deal or No Deal? What's most likely at this point In this Thanksgiving edition of Off the Cuff, Chris and Mish are grateful for Japan. Why? Because Japan will likely collapse under its unsustainable monetary and fiscal policies before the U.S. does. Much of the structural rot that ails the U.S. has been festering for much longer in Japan. With signs growing that the Japanese economy is nearing its predictable endgame, its implosion might be shocking enough to cause our leaders to think seriously that fate could be ours if we don't take radically different actions immediately. Off the Cuff: Will We Learn from Japan’s Missteps In Time? PREVIEW by Adam Taggart In this week's Off the Cuff with Mish & Chris podcast, Mish and Chris discuss: Japan's Kamikaze Monetary Policy The yen may be poised for destruction Denial is a river in Germany, Greece, and Spain Poor decisions being made in all three countries Fiscal Cliff: Deal or No Deal? What's most likely at this point In this Thanksgiving edition of Off the Cuff, Chris and Mish are grateful for Japan. Why? Because Japan will likely collapse under its unsustainable monetary and fiscal policies before the U.S. does. Much of the structural rot that ails the U.S. has been festering for much longer in Japan. With signs growing that the Japanese economy is nearing its predictable endgame, its implosion might be shocking enough to cause our leaders to think seriously that fate could be ours if we don't take radically different actions immediately.
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