Just as large majorities of the electorate were exposed to Biden’s onrushing senility, so will they be exposed to Harris’s numerous weaknesses. Which means if the Republicans lose, the loss will be the Republican Party’s alone.
Despite What You’re Told, the “MSM” Can’t Make Kamala Harris a Winner Read More »
Last Tuesday Nvidia shed over $279 billion in value. It was the biggest one-day paper loss for a corporation in the history of the stock market. As a CNN report put it, “only 27 companies on the planet are worth as much as Nvidia lost in value on Tuesday.” To which someone, somewhere will
Nvidia Has Been Quite Relevant To Stocks, Which Means the Fed Can’t Be Read More »
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have both said that if elected president, they will block Nippon Steel’s planned, $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. They’re not being leaders.
U.S. Steel: Trump and Harris Are Being Led, Not Leading Read More »
According to Ip and GDP, savings are a global problem. For the countries in receipt of the savings. The inflow of capital quite literally brings down GDP. Yes, the more one looks at GDP the dumber it gets.
The More You Look at GDP, the Dumber It Gets Read More »
Freedom lovers will love what’s ahead because inequality is the surest sign (and feature) of freedom, and also the most certain sign that former luxuries are being made commonplace. As always, the kids being born today are so very lucky.
Royal Caribbean’s Utopia of the Seas Is a Monument to Fed Irrelevance Read More »
The proliferation of air conditioning was a market response. A response to the intense human disdain for high heat and humidity.
Global Warmist Nostalgia For the Past Is Rejected by AC Read More »
Without accurate information in the form of prices, markets can’t function. As evidenced by RealPage’s prominence in the apartment software space, including what some deem “monopoly,” the market long lacked what RealPage is crucially offering.
Without RealPage, Apartment Rents Will Remain Nosebleed Read More »
The main thing is that the problems with CPI extend well beyond the known demerits. Prices are at best a reflection of the actual inflation, which means CPI is a distant look back to what market participants already intuitively know, only for them to suffer government intervention on top of the initial devaluation error by governments lacking monetary price rules.
The CPI Is a Long Look Into the Distant Past Read More »
Quick: what will people do for a living in the future? How will market goods be transported to increasingly acquisitive and impatient customers? How will law enforcement protect people if a booming economy makes working in the sector a fool’s errand?
Sens. Rick Scott and Jon Tester Suffocate Discovery of the Future Read More »
“When goods don’t cross borders, soldiers will.” There’s no documented evidence that the great 19th century free thinker Frederic Bastiat penned or spoke the previous line, but it doesn’t really matter whether he did or didn’t. It really doesn’t even matter if Bastiat would have agreed with it or not, even though he likely
A Prosperous TikTok Is the Ultimate National Security for the U.S. Read More »
