by Chris Martenson Replay: Peak Insider Live – September Edition by Chris Martenson We grapple with the pressing realities of the latest Covid lockdown measures and their implications. CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) are making waves, and it’s crucial we navigate their implementation here in the US with a discerning eye. We grapple with the pressing realities of the latest Covid lockdown measures and their implications. CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) are making waves, and it’s crucial we navigate their implementation here in the US with a discerning eye.
by Chris Martenson Personal Protection with John Lovell by Chris Martenson “Down. We’re going down. It’s a powder keg. I just know too much of a history of the decline of empires. It’s just too easy to watch of nations usually decline slowly over time. And this is when they fall from the inside out.” John Lovell “Down. We’re going down. It’s a powder keg. I just know too much of a history of the decline of empires. It’s just too easy to watch of nations usually decline slowly over time. And this is when they fall from the inside out.” John Lovell
by Chris Martenson The 5 Big Things That Are Shaping Our Economic Future by Chris Martenson Steven Flood, the CEO of GoldCore, shares with us the 5 big things he sees as shaping our economic and financial future. In this case, it remains to be seen if the trends are our friends, or not. Either way, these trends are destiny. They are: De dollarization Geopolitics (BRICs and loss of US political […] Steven Flood, the CEO of GoldCore, shares with us the 5 big things he sees as shaping our economic and financial future. In this case, it remains to be seen if the trends are our friends, or not. Either way, these trends are destiny. They are: De dollarization Geopolitics (BRICs and loss of US political […]
by Chris Martenson #TBT – Make Your Choice: Change By Pain or Insight by Chris Martenson Change is coming. The problem is humans really only have two main ways of changing, and one of them is painful. For this week’s Throw Back Tuesday we’ll be revisiting one of my favorite pieces posted on March 3, 2018: “Make Your Choice: Change By Pain or Insight.” As my long-time followers will recall, back […] Change is coming. The problem is humans really only have two main ways of changing, and one of them is painful. For this week’s Throw Back Tuesday we’ll be revisiting one of my favorite pieces posted on March 3, 2018: “Make Your Choice: Change By Pain or Insight.” As my long-time followers will recall, back […]
by Chris Martenson What If a Collapse Doesn’t Happen? by Chris Martenson It’s time to ask ourselves the hard questions in the interest of keeping ourselves aligned with the truth. I have a process of reading all sides, and working hard to see things from multiple angles, principally so I don’t become ideologically wedded to any particular point of view. When the data changes, I change my […] It’s time to ask ourselves the hard questions in the interest of keeping ourselves aligned with the truth. I have a process of reading all sides, and working hard to see things from multiple angles, principally so I don’t become ideologically wedded to any particular point of view. When the data changes, I change my […]
by Chris Martenson #TBT – Facing The (Horrible) Future by Chris Martenson Today, we’re revisiting an article I originally penned back in 2018 titled, “Facing the (Horrible) Future.” I still recall my somber mood as I unpacked the serious predicaments our future seemed to hold, particularly in relation to resource depletion and environmental degradation. The truth is, we’re now living in the start of that future, here […] Today, we’re revisiting an article I originally penned back in 2018 titled, “Facing the (Horrible) Future.” I still recall my somber mood as I unpacked the serious predicaments our future seemed to hold, particularly in relation to resource depletion and environmental degradation. The truth is, we’re now living in the start of that future, here […]
by Chris Martenson Shift Happens! When? In 2025 by Chris Martenson In this report, I make the case that we’ve really only got until 2025 before the economy and all things financial take a turn for the worse. The impossibility of constantly doubling and redoubling debt levels lays bare the fact that sooner or later this unsustainable practice comes to an end. Perhaps a crashing end. […] In this report, I make the case that we’ve really only got until 2025 before the economy and all things financial take a turn for the worse. The impossibility of constantly doubling and redoubling debt levels lays bare the fact that sooner or later this unsustainable practice comes to an end. Perhaps a crashing end. […]
by Chris Martenson Crash Course 2.0: Chapter 1 – Setting The Table by Chris Martenson The Crash Course remains a solid work of framing. One of the best of my life (so far). Because so few people have taken it lately, beginning with today’s ‘Chapter” I am redoing the entire Crash Course, piece by piece, as my weekly public videos from now until it’s done. I think everybody should see […] The Crash Course remains a solid work of framing. One of the best of my life (so far). Because so few people have taken it lately, beginning with today’s ‘Chapter” I am redoing the entire Crash Course, piece by piece, as my weekly public videos from now until it’s done. I think everybody should see […]
by davefairtex Big drop in 1-month treasury yields; Telegraphing the crash by davefairtex Three reports: Existing Home Sales (EXHOSLUSM495S): -2.42% m/m, but +10% y/y. Philly Fed Manufacturing Index: expected -19.4, actual -31.3. Recessionary. Fed Balance Sheet (WALCL): -21B w/w [-0.25% w/w]. Rates this week were mostly unchanged – except for that red-circled 1-month treasury yield which plunged an incredible 95 basis points in just one week! Money continues […] Three reports: Existing Home Sales (EXHOSLUSM495S): -2.42% m/m, but +10% y/y. Philly Fed Manufacturing Index: expected -19.4, actual -31.3. Recessionary. Fed Balance Sheet (WALCL): -21B w/w [-0.25% w/w]. Rates this week were mostly unchanged – except for that red-circled 1-month treasury yield which plunged an incredible 95 basis points in just one week! Money continues […]
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