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Just in case I haven’t already alienated my few readers, I plan to occasionally post something that I find interesting in the philosophical or religious areas. I’ve read books by Tom Holland and Stephen Meyer and found them fascinating. Having … Continue reading →

One of the questions I ask myself from time to time is how would I know if my perception of the financial problems headed our way is accurate, or if it’s just my imagination. What are some of the signs … Continue reading →

Today I’m going to share my stock portfolio with my readers.  Why am I doing this?  Several reasons: This is not a conventional stock portfolio and is definitely not appropriate for most people. This portfolio was designed for my specific … Continue reading →

Kuppy has interesting takes on macro themes that a lot of people aren’t even considering. Because they’re outlier views, they’re obviously low percentage outcomes. But, as the odds of these types of outcomes rise, it’s important to think through the … Continue reading →

Erik Townsend had an interesting guest on this week.  Louis-Vincent Gave covers several important topics and his perspective resonated with me. Among other things, they cover: The current state of the economy in China. US media has been saying that China’s … Continue reading →

Crypto is a cesspool of criminals and scams. If even someone like Mark Cuban can’t keep his crypto secure, what are the chances that the average person can? The very idea that the masses will somehow adopt any of the … Continue reading →

Richard Maybury, the author of the Uncle Eric Books, along with Doug Casey. Maybury makes some interesting points about his common law theory, which he boils down to essentially two things: He points out a few interesting tidbits on the … Continue reading →

Fascinating podcast about Saudi Arabia and energy. As an energy investor, I’m always looking for a better understanding of the future of energy. Looking into the past can be very informative. Energy is life…and it’s also raw political power… How … Continue reading →

Interesting perspective on revolutions by Gary North… “Revolutions mean the centralization of power…”