Broad Oak Magazine

Reading around in the wisdom of others, I predicted Dow 9,000 here , here and here . Now it's happened. Good for you day-traders, but a...

Jesse: ... the governance of Britain which as we have said is semi-feudal, ruled by a few corporations and the wealthy elite in partnership ...

Charles Hugh Smith thinks the current crisis will turn into a worse depression that the one of the Thirties. Citing Galbraith's study of...

Antal E. Fekete is a professor of money and banking in San Francisco (such a beautiful place, too). He has a pet thesis about the bond marke...

Nobody has made economic depression and its consequences seem so inevitable and at the same time so colourful and even attractive, as Jim in...

A striking article by Robert Murphy on Mises today, about the earlier Depression of 1920-21, and how raising interest rates was the painful...

Could any of the leading nations have retained their moral fibre during the monetary inflation of the last decade and more? Wouldn't pru...

Jesse is not an air-filled doomster, yet here he has become really sombre. Pound heading for parity with the Euro, major banks insolvent, a...

... won't happen. Only a major disaster is capable of breaking the hands that are strangling us. But maybe that is what is now on its wa...

On The Big Picture , a rude but concise video by Neal Fox about the Federal Reserve. As his catchy song points out, its existence defies the...

The stock market is experiencing a snap-back rally, similar to what we saw in 1930, after the Crash of 1929. You don't look that old. Hi...

In an apocalyptic - but carefully-reasoned - post, Karl Denninger says that when the deficit expansion stops, US government spending will ha...

Thanks to the glacial catchup by the mainstream media, the public is finally worrying about economic depression, and consoling itself with ...

I said some time ago that Far Eastern creditors weren't going to let themselves be swindled by currency depreciation; now it is rumoured...

How it won't be A very interesting and credible New Great Depression scenario from Drake Bennett at the Boston Globe, explaining how th...

I was educated in the wrong things. Karl Denninger explains - in a way I struggle to understand fully - how the US government's schemes ...

The "Pathfinder" project for urban renewal has come in for some criticism, because so far it's meant a net loss of 9,000 home...

Some hot collars in this discussion. But a question does arise for me, which is this: if the US economy has to be rebased on savings and inv...

Mike Morgan, quoted in Mish's , is now convinced that we are headed for outright economic depression. Builders, banks and the rest of us...

Safe Haven features an article by "Randy", who predicts that the American economy will go haywire. The good news is that, within a...