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Freedom Does Not Mean Appointing New Taskmasters

Reminder: I’ll be speaking at the JFK Lancer conference and also at the CAPA conference.  The Lancer conference is being held on November 22-24 in Dallas. The CAPA conference is now being held online. There is also another excellent JFK conference on the same weekend sponsored by the JFK Historical Group. All three of them are fantastic JFK-assassination-related conferences. I highly recommend registering for all three and then picking and choosing which...

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Gresham’s Law: Bitcoin Will Save the World!

What explains Bitcoin? Why does it exist and why is “nothing” worth $70,000 a piece? Moreover, there are millions of owners of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and yet few real transactions take place relatively speaking. How does this relate to the coming of a BRICs currency, the reserve status of the petrodollar, and the War on Cash?My real purpose here is to talk about Gresham’s Law, one of the most ancient and impactful principles of modern human society. It...

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Bitcoin im Blick: Die neuesten Krypto-News, die jeder kennen sollte

Die Welt der Kryptowährungen, insbesondere von Bitcoin, ist von einer dynamischen Entwicklung geprägt. Täglich gibt es neue Nachrichten, Trends und Entwicklungen, die den Markt beeinflussen. Um immer auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben, ist es wichtig, die wichtigsten Entwicklungen im Blick zu behalten. • Wie das gesteigerte Interesse von institutionellen Investoren die Stabilität und Glaubwürdigkeit von Bitcoin beeinflusst. • Warum die Regulierung von Kryptowährungen...

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Gold Miners Enter The Bears Den

Many investors consider a decline of 20% or more to be a bear market. We can debate the merit of the random 20% figure, but according to that definition, gold miners, down 25% from its peak on October 22, are in a bear market. We have noted numerous times in the last month or so that gold and gold miners were getting very overbought based on their technicals. Furthermore, our recent article - Why Is Gold Surging? - highlights how the price of gold is diverging from...

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Yardeni And The Long History Of Prediction Problems

Following President Trump's re-election, the S&P 500 has seen an impressive surge, climbing past 6,000 and sparking significant optimism in the financial markets. Unsurprisingly, the rush by perma-bulls to make long-term predictions is remarkable. For example, Economist Ed Yardeni believes this upward momentum will continue and has revised his long-term forecast, projecting that the S&P 500 will reach 10,000 by 2029. His forecast reflects a mix of factors...

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The Relevance of the Natural Sciences Methods in Economics

Popular understandings of economics often attempt to incorporate the methodology of natural sciences as the supposed key to economics. Some economic experts are of the view that the methods employed by the natural sciences, such as advanced mathematics, are important tools for the assessments of historical data to establish the state of an economy. It is also believed that the knowledge secured from the assessment of the empirical data is likely to be tentative since...

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Is America Turning Fascist?

On October 25, ABC News published the results of a survey of 2,392 registered voters where 44 percent of the respondents said that Donald Trump is a fascist, while 23 percent said that Kamala Harris is a fascist. There was even a 5 percent overlap between the two groups—respondents who characterized both Trump and Harris as fascists. Only 32 percent of the respondents thought that neither candidate is a fascist. Is America really in danger of turning fascist?The...

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