Reports

I’d like to stop writing about COVID, but I can’t because it has such strong economic implications, which can’t be separated. And I’m afraid policies will be enacted that will only make things worse. We all know the Delta variant of the COVID virus (SARS-CoV-2) is spreading rapidly in the ...

“Love is like war,” said Henry Louis Mencken — “easy to begin but very hard to stop.” After 20 loving years, the United States has walked out on Afghanistan. The Taliban is already squiring the lovelorn around Kabul. Matrimony… holy or unholy… is imminent. Have you looked at the television? ...

J.B. — a reader — gives us a good round piece of his mind: 95% of physicians have willingly been vaccinated; do you think you know more than all of them???????????????????? OK, you are smarter than all the scientists who are aware of the side effects; bravo! You made your ...

As we noted yesterday, Dr. Robert Malone is a pioneer in the mRNA technology upon which the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines are based. As we also noted: Dr. Malone is not an “anti-vaxxer.” He has — in fact — consecrated his long career to vaccine development. Yet, he harbors grave ...

We’re now in the middle of a new surge of COVID cases blamed on the Delta variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The Delta surge should abate significantly by mid-September. But I’m afraid the consequences of bad economic policies engendered by the pandemic will last much longer. In the immediate aftermath ...

The gold market — at least the paper gold market — has seen a lot of volatility recently. Gold lost about $80 between August 5 and August 8 before rebounding. Gold gained over $22 today, by the way, to close at $1,753. Many gold investors are panicked after the recent ...

I’ve been analyzing currency wars for years. In fact, I’ve written a book called Currency Wars, so I have some expertise in the subject. A new front in the currency wars is emerging, but it has not yet erupted into blatant currency manipulation. That will probably come in early 2022. ...

Reports CNBC: The Senate voted Friday to move forward with a bipartisan infrastructure bill, as Majority Leader Chuck Schumer pushes to pass it as soon as next week… The measure would put $550 billion in new funds into transportation, power, water and broadband. While negotiators have outlined how much money ...

Last week, the U.S. Commerce Department reported second-quarter GDP for the U.S. rose at a 6.5% annualized rate. From 2009 to 2019 (the recovery from the 2008 global financial crisis), the average annual growth in GDP for the U.S. was 2.2%. So, in comparison with the previous recovery, 6.5% seems ...

A question: Why do the health authorities refuse to acknowledge the possibility of severe vaccination side effects? Here is the likely answer: The “Noble Lie.” Details to follow. As we maintained yesterday — in grim detail — the COVID-19 vaccines are likely not so safe as health authorities claim. Jabbings ...