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Oil prices are exploding past $93 a barrel as Trump’s unconditional surrender demand sends shockwaves through markets–but here’s the real inflation culprit nobody’s talking about, and why the Fed’s rate cuts are about to make everything worse. – This episode is sponsored by Pebl. Go to to get a free
The U.S. housing market isn’t slowing down, it’s frozen. Homes are massively overpriced, and when prices finally fall, millions of homeowners could lose their equity and banks will be stuck with bad mortgages. This is exactly what happens when decades of easy money inflate asset bubbles across the entire economy.
Everyone thinks this war will be quick, clean, and somehow end with peace across the Middle East. That’s fantasy. We’ve heard this story before. Iraq. Afghanistan. Politicians promise “mission accomplished” and the real problems start right after. Markets are still far too optimistic about how this plays out. If this
When Trump was elected, he promised to end wars. Now, he’s breaking that promise, and I believe Republicans will be held accountable. As an American, I hope for a swift end to this conflict, but history tells a different story. What do you think will happen in the midterms? Let’s
I’ve been looking into the affordability crisis, and I’ve found we are being sold a massive lie: that wars are free. The government’s massive spending on overseas conflicts is actually draining your wallet. Every time I buy something at the store and see a higher price tag, I know I’m
The U.S. is at war, and markets are pricing in the most optimistic scenario possible: a quick victory with minimal economic impact. Peter Schiff explains why history suggests a very different–and much more volatile–outcome is likely. Key Insights: Markets currently assume quick resolution and U.S. victory Historical precedent shows wars
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