Recent Posts - page 3
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TSP Smart: Oil Prices Go Negative
I would think that the price of oil dropping to negative forty dollars a barrel (-$40) on the May Futures qualifies as interesting. It brings up the question of “what does that mean” from many angles such as:
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Doug Noland: Crazy, Dangerous Things
This should have been the crucial debate almost two decades ago. I would say it is the monumental debate of our times – except for the fact that there’s no debate.
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Doug Noland: When Money Dies
Sound Money is precious – to be coveted and safeguarded. As a stable and liquid store of value, Money is the bedrock of Capitalism, social cohesion and stable democracy.
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Doug Noland: The King of Sovereign Subprime
Kissinger: “Now, we live an epochal period. The historic challenge for leaders is to manage the crisis while building the future. Failure could set the world on fire.”
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TSP Funds: Don’t Tell Me
Don’t tell me you saw an article saying now is the time to buy the dip or hang on and wait it out. Don’t tell me you are still listening to all the clowns trying to freeze retail investors in place. Please don’t.
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Doug Noland: The Solvency Problem
Somehow, we must convince younger generations that the culprit was unsound finance. And it’s absolutely fixable. Deeply flawed, experimental central banking was fundamental to dysfunctional markets and resulting deep financial and economic structural impairment.
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A Call to Arms – Occupy Congress
l your Congressman, NO free bailout until corporations are financially restructured. Period.
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TSP Charts: Inadequate Fear-mongering
I have come to the realization that my attempts to overcome the euphoria in many TSP investors has been grossly inadequate to overcome years of “it always bounces back” marketing.
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Doug Noland: Please Don’t Completely Destroy…
I have to adjust my message for today’s post-Bubble backdrop: I understand we can’t allow the system to collapse, but Please Don’t Completely Destroy the Soundness of Central Bank Credit and Government Debt. Does anyone realize what’s at stake?
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TSP Advice: Don’t Listen to Advice
We have NEVER experienced anything like this in modern history. So NOOOO, you can not use history as your guide for long-term investing as suggested in this article and many others over the years…