The United States’ first primary in the 2024 presidential election cycle took place in my home state of New Hampshire this week where I aspire to “Live Free or Die” as a Libertarian (very different than a liberal) who is registered as an “undeclared” (aka independent)...
The average U.S. consumer currently spends over $50 more per month for gasoline than during the highly contested presidential election in November 2020. Oil and gasoline prices spiked immediately after the election. When Biden formally moved into the Oval Office in...
The world experienced a supply chain crisis during the coronavirus pandemic that resulted in asymmetric shortages of consumer goods and a wicked spike of inflation that followed a currency printing party during societal lockdowns. Are consumers in the United States...
Two business days after publishing a bearish late fall analysis on Oct. 29 and one day following “The Federal Reserve at War” penned by Judy Shelton for the Wall Street Journal, an FOMC monetary policy announcement on Nov. 1 was dovish enough to launch a wicked rally...
The #TaperCaper manifested with vigor on a Fed pivot during its FOMC monetary policy announcement last Wednesday which included a new dot plot graph (page 4) that forecasts the slashing of interest rates next year. Any reference to it just being “dovish” is an...