When the bottom fell out of the real estate market in 2008, democrats and republicans alike clamored for immediate action to save the housing market. President Obama, after taking office in early 2009, took what he perceived as steps to stabilize the housing markets,...
Fanaticism has been defined as the policy of repeating the same actions while expecting a different result. If that is the case, then we live in a society of fanatics, and it is absolutely essential to know this if one is to succeed in the financial markets. In...
In a recent interview, James Rawles of Survival Blog suggested that one of the possible triggers for a hyperinflationary meltdown of our economic and financial systems would be foreign investors repudiating U.S. Treasury debt. According to Rawles, once foreign...
Author of How to Survive the End of the World As We Know It James Rawles joins Reginald Kaigler and Doc of The Watchmen for a discussion about potential collapse scenarios and ways to survive if a catastrophic event were to occur. Some of the topics covered include:...
The average SHTF Plan reader has a pretty good idea about the credibility of economic numbers coming out of Washington, private ratings agencies and industry associations. For quite some time we’ve tried to hammer home the fact that what we are being told and...