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Trump raised tariffs to 145%, claiming it would force China to the negotiating table. But what really happened? China called his bluff. Trump caved and dropped the tariffs. Now we’re back at the table on their terms. And somehow this is being spun as a win? Let’s look past the
Whether it’s oil, real estate, or stocks — the cyclical nature of markets is one of the most powerful forces investors can understand. The old saying goes: “The cure for high prices is high prices. The cure for low prices is low prices.” This is how markets self-regulate, and it’s
Peter Schiff analyzes the stock market relief rally, criticizes Trump’s trade policies and tariffs, and argues that the new tax bill and economic issues are not being properly addressed. This episode is sponsored by Square. Get up to $200 off Square hardware when you sign up at New Song From
People won’t ditch gas cars because of climate guilt — they’ll do it because electricity is cheaper than gasoline. And what will makes electricity cheaper? Nuclear power. Here’s the kicker: even if uranium prices surge, nuclear will still be cheap. That’s what will fuel the EV revolution. Don’t miss the
Foreign countries–especially China–have taken on massive risk by holding trillions in U.S. debt. Why? Because the U.S. may never pay them back. Not through inflation, but through outright default. And politically, it’s a win. Once the public sees China as the “enemy,” there’s no voter downside to stiffing our largest
Jerome Powell says inflation expectations are “well anchored.” But the data tells a very different story. Michigan surveys show one-year expectations over 6% and five-year projections at 4%+. So how is the Fed still pretending it’s on target? This episode breaks down the disconnect between Fed spin and economic reality
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