Guatemala is a country that despite is size or boringness, is largely thought about as being a criminal ridden shithole in Central America, only known for civil wars. The more investigation and reviews you go over in areas of the city, the more you begin to ponder that Guatemala is a very interesting place that […]
Tag: Economics
The New Russian Empire
It’s been remarked by famous investor, author and philosopher Doug Casey that “Russia is nothing more than a gas station attached to a gun store in front of a wheat field” & while I somewhat agree once you take a trip outside of Moscow or St. Petersburg, I think Russia is truly the only capable […]
Japan is Not Going to Make It
Totally geeked out recently to come to the realization that I don’t think #Japan is gonna make it in its current form. I have covered Japan before, but the “geeking out” was spending hours of video interviews, articles and X accounts in Japan and drawing the following conclusions: But First… Grab the Email Newsletter Grab […]
An Alien Invasion is Coming! Here’s Why:
Are Aliens Real? That Depends on The Economy By this point, I’m sure you find it difficult to believe government numbers at all (or at least I hope so!). The numbers from the Venezuelan government are basically the same as those from the UK or French governments at this point–perhaps the level of lying overtly […]
South Korea Heading Towards Extinction
A line has stuck with me recently that I felt the need to explore: By 2100, at the current pace, all but 5% of South Koreans will be extinct Yes. Like a bird in the Amazon. Gone. We’ve recently posted about a wave of depression that is encompassing South Korean young adults here–> Take me […]
What is Happening in Credit Markets?
Gold is money, everything else is credit JP Morgan, 1912 Credit Markets are broken… there needs to be some event to “reset” confidence or the system itself. Get the Free Newsletter to hear our thoughts on what’s next! US Debt Rises $1 Trillion in 100 Days on average, according to Bank of America. They estimate […]
Who has a Budget Surplus
Squirrels are Tiny, but they still Survive the Winter How do Squirrels survive such horrendous conditions and the threats from predators? They have it engrained in their DNA to save more than you consume. If you abide by this principle you’ll have enough energy to give you enough leverage to find a mate, find shelter […]
Supply and Demand Part 2
Now that you understand supply, demand & pizza a little bit… Let’s make it a bit more complicated. Now you know that if Demand exceeds supply, the price heads higher and if Supply exceeds Demand, then the price heads lower. But supply and demand are not stagnant. In other words, they are always flowing and […]
You Need To Read This About Ghana Right Now
What’chu Ghana do about it? I’ve gotten off a call recently with a Namibian lawyer whereby we were talking about the company structures and tax details. We were talking about how lots of legal proceedings are out-of-date, simply unknown or resort to case law in court. Unfortunately, my plans were deemed not feasible and the […]
A Unique Middle Eastern Economy
This is Headline News, but Not For These Reasons If I were to ask you, have things gotten better or worse over the last 20-25 years, my guess is that you may be inclined to say worse (since this is written in English). Trust among neighbours has declined, mental illness has shot up, more job […]
