Hard Asset Money Show

08/06/21 - The difference of theory vs. reality. Analyst Paul Krugman may be falling prey to the delusion of theory vs. reality in stating that the economy will come roaring back to life with economic growth rates that will surpass anything seen in this current century. The dollar continues to drop, falling close to 7 percent in 2020, and on pace to drop 10-12 percent in 2021.

8/02/21 - The difference of theory vs. reality. Theory is based on conclusions of the past to create a potential understanding of the future. If we base our future investments on lessons learned from past mistakes, then that theory becomes a reality. However, sometimes theory which is based on the past, doesn’t necessarily give us the reality we are hoping for. Analyst Paul Krugman may be falling prey to the delusion of theory vs. reality in stating that the economy will come roaring back to life with economic growth rates that will surpass anything seen in this current century.

7/30/21 - It appears that we are going to start seeing a lot more inflation coming out that is here to stay. Many economists have been saying that this will be the largest bubble burst in history. To hedge against this downturn, there are two things to do to protect your investments.

7/23/21 - The Federal Reserve and Chairman Powell have talked about inflation being transitionary and not staying at these levels for very long. However, it appears that we are going to start seeing a lot more inflation coming out that is here to stay. The Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States, has hinted that it may increase interest rates by 2022-2023.

7/19/21 - Is the Federal Reserve correct in the narrative that are we in a transitory inflationary period, or is this more of what to expect for the next several years?

7/18/21 - Is the Federal Reserve correct in the narrative that are we in a transitory inflationary period, or is this more of what to expect for the next several years?

7/14/21 - Is the Federal Reserve correct in the narrative that are we in a transitory inflationary period, or is this more of what to expect for the next several years?

7/12/21 - The G7 meetings in June, hosted in the U.K., agreed to back a new global minimum tax rate of 15% that companies would have to pay regardless of where they locate their headquarters. This could potentially have dire consequences for smaller nations and businesses.

7/09/21 - We are experiencing right now the largest gap in 40 years between the 10 Year Treasury Yield, which is the current rate Treasury notes would pay investors if they bought them today, and the Consumer Price Index, which is the measure of how products and services are increasing in a year.