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Wieviel weisst Du schon über den Liberalismus? Das Liberale Institut hat ein kleines Quiz mit 10 Fragen erstellt. Anstatt nur einfach zu schauen, ob man die richtige Antwort erwischt hat, wird empfohlen die Begründung der Antworten zu lesen. Das sind die entscheidenden Überlegungen die einen Liberalen ausmachen. Dieser Link kann auch sehr gut an FDPler, GLPler oder SVPler weitergeleitet werden! https://www.libinst.ch/quiz/ Wer mehr wissen möchte, hat nun dank künstlicher Intelligenz...

Die aktuelle Bitcoin-Rally scheint noch lange nicht am Ende zu sein. Immer mehr Optionsmarkt-Händler sehen weiteres Aufwärtspotenzial für die Kryptowährung. Das sind die Gründe. Optionshändler weiterhin bullish für Bitcoin Daten aus dem Optionsmarkt stützen Bitcoin-Trend Anzahl der Call-Optionen hoch Bitcoin hat in den letzten Wochen mehrfach neue Allzeithochs erreicht. Am Freitag, den 22. November 2024, erreichte Bitcoin gemäss MarketWatch-Daten ein Rekordhoch von...

On Saturday night, Donald Trump announced he intends to appoint Kash Patel as director of the FBI. The news sparked an immediate frenzy from establishment figures across media and politics. Legal and national security “experts” were deployed to the Sunday morning news shows to characterize the move as evidence that Trump intends to politicize the FBI and use it as a weapon against his many political opponents.The political establishment’s concerns about what a Trump...

The biggest mistake America has ever made since the nation’s founding was the conversion of the federal government from a limited-government republic to a national-security state. If the American people are ever going to achieve a genuinely free society, a necessary prerequisite is the dismantling of the national-security establishment and the restoration of America’s founding governmental system of a limited-government republic.America’s national-security state is a...

The OECD expects the Swiss economy to grow by 1.5% in 2025, it said in its "Economic Outlook" on Wednesday. Keystone-SDA Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle...

Overview:  The dollar is mixed on what will start critical second half of the week. France holds its confidence vote in a few hours. Fed Chair speaks at a moderated discussion at the New York Times around 1:40 ET. The US data focus shifts to the labor market with the ADP estimate today and the nonfarm payroll report on Friday. The head of the main opposition party in Japan stepped down ostensibly until March due to a personal scandal and this has dampened...

Jean Claude Escalante’s From Indentureship to Entrepreneurship is an extraordinary exploration of the Indo-Trinidadian community’s journey from humble indentured laborers to influential figures in the arenas of academia, commerce, and industry. Escalante skillfully dismantles common assumptions that attribute Indo-Trinidadian success solely to preferential colonial policies, instead presenting a nuanced analysis that emphasizes the community’s resilience, cultural...

Bond yields are primarily driven by macroeconomic factors such as inflation and economic growth. Given their impact on inflation and the economy, the U.S. dollar and oil prices are frequently well correlated with bond yields. Therefore, bond traders often take their cue from the dollar and oil markets. The dollar (blue), as graphed on the right, has been on a tear since early October. As is typical, bond yields (orange) closely followed the dollar higher. The...

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.”―George Orwell, Animal FarmThe nation’s deposit insurer (FDIC) let slip the other day which large depositors were bailed out when Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) failed last spring. SVB banked the nation’s tech illuminate.Its failure exposed fractional reserve banking’s Achilles heel when a bank run was initiated via social media and carried out with depositors moving money on their cell phone apps. The...

[Editor’s Note: In this selection from his new essay “Seeds of Resistance,” William Hartung provides some interesting context on the important role of public opinion and public pressure in pushing back against aggressive foreign policy in any presidential administration. Essentially, Hartung expresses hope that perhaps Trump will be something like Ronald Reagan whose bellicose pre-election rhetoric was far worse than the actual policies that Reagan eventually...