Mon, 23 May 2016
Ivan Eland joined us today to discuss the country's future relations with the Mideast. Ivan believes that the US's growing relationship with Vietnam is a good starting point for the Mideast. His views on US foreign interventionism and militaristic adventurism seem to align well with candidate Trump's view of things. Require definable US interests before getting involved in situations that might not work out well. Restraint is often the best response or action.
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Mon, 23 May 2016
David Gurwitz director of the famed Nenner Research Company came on to discuss where cycles are heading. Long term stocks don't look good for 2017 to 2020. For now they're choppy. Most markets seems to be trading now in a sideways pattern. Gold and silver are looking good in the future. Currencies again are relatively tame at the present time, but expect more volatility in the near future.
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Mon, 23 May 2016
John Rubino joined us for our regular Monday discussion. Austria wound up electing a Green Party leader. Their choice was between the Greens and the Nationalist right wing party. The mainstream parties didn't even make it to the final contest. At the same time the world sees trade deteriorating and the major economies are sinking. Where's a central banker when you need him?
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