Why Medical Innovation May Outperform Broader Markets in the Years Ahead Here’s the uncomfortable reality facing investors today: the age of simply buying index funds and riding the market higher may be coming to an end. With the national debt spiraling past $37 trillion and interest payments consuming larger portions of the federal budget each […]
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Why “National Debt Crisis” Is Hard to Spot Until It’s Too Late If you’ve ever felt like the national debt is either a ticking time bomb or… basically irrelevant, depending on which headline you read that day, you’re not alone. The frustrating part is that both vibes can sound reasonable in the moment. A big
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Introduction America’s national debt crisis has reached an alarming scale, with current figures surpassing $35 trillion. This staggering amount casts a long shadow over the nation’s economic future and underscores the urgent need to understand both the root causes and potential solutions. Several historical challenges have contributed to this predicament: Each era has left its
America’s Debt Crisis: A Painful Path to Fiscal Stability – Fourth in the Series Read More »
Introduction We are currently at an inflection point. The evidence we have is pointing to a change in direction of Federal Reserve interest rate policy. Earlier this month, both the CPI (Consumer Price Index) and the PPI (Producer Price Incex) showed that inflation was slowing. In fact, the CPI came in below 3% inflation rate
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A Deep Dive Into Modern Monetary Theory In Contrast To Classical Economics and Supply Side Economics With Historic Examples Introduction This is the third post in a series on our National Debt. If you want to read the first one or the second one just click the green links in this sentence. Let me start
Modern Monetary Theory and It’s Impact on National Debt – Third in The Series Read More »
If you missed our first post in this four-part series, we started with a deep dive into government spending over the past 15 years, especially the surge brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, we continue our exploration by examining the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) alarming projections and the broader implications for our economic future.
America’s Debt Crisis: A Deep Dive into Our Fiscal Future (Part 2 of 4) Read More »
Over the weekend, I was reading a newsletter from Bonner Private Research, and it sent me down a rabbit hole reading about government spending over the past 15 years and, in particular, the massive increase in spending brought on by the Covid pandemic. Given the gravity of the situation, I want to share what I’ve
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