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The battle for President of the United States between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump rages on towards the finish line, nasty as ever. Despite blinding differences, they each seem to rely on an historically-authoritarian style of delivery (based on dualistic thinking) to underscore their obvious superiority over the other: Insider/outsider, right/wrong, good/bad, black/white, smart/stupid, experience/no experience, etc. Yet does Nero fiddle while Rome burns?

In a sense, investing is a lot like a game of chess – thinking ahead about where a future stock price will be based on certain circumstances. That’s what makes stock price movements somewhat predictable, and ultimately profitable.

These days, we have a monetary nemesis called negative rates. It’s already a reality in Japan and the European Union. But large banks, incredulous at being forced to store their digital cash at the European Central Bank (ECB) – and paying for the privilege – have a strategy to deal with this ongoing financial horror show.

Socialism has always been a debatable topic in terms of its success as a system. In the previous article we have listed Jakarta Governors’ accomplishment in carrying out his social programs. In this article we are going to examine the sources of funding and how are they obtained and managed.

Money and Paradise are a winning combination. Sunshine, pristine beaches, and banking seem to go together. Is there a place for politics in paradise. You bet there is!

The World Trade Organization (WTO) just lowered its trade growth forecast for this year and next. With central banks out of stimulus options, the time to prepare for a crash is now.

A fortune is lost annually to the American economy owing to the tax-exempt status of the business of religion in America. This essay describes the nature of the problem and suggests how things might be otherwise. The reader will see that the problems with the current privileged status of religion go well beyond economic damages.

Discussing the similarities and differences between gentrification and manifest destiny. As well as the hidden long-term effects of gentrification.

Manufacturing doesn’t command the same presence it once did, but it supports a healthy middle class and the overall economy. But a new body in the Oval Office isn’t going to stop the collapse.

There’s a new pattern emerging that’s going to change the economic ballgame. It’s called inflation, and while it’s been absent in recent years, it’s gaining a troubling foothold in China.

The real threat to the world’s economy is the pile of global private debt that’s unconnected to tangible goods and services. And sooner or later, everyone is going to recognize that this debt has no value because there’s nothing it can buy in the real world.

The other day I was at a library bookstore and found a copy of the Communist Manifesto, it was a pocket-sized little red book and 94-pages. I thought to myself how far our nation has come towards those scary ideals over the past few decades. Communism is about the most intense scheme against the individual – liberties and freedoms – that anyone could possibly dream up. To those living under it, somehow it makes sense to them, of course their lens of perception is often skewed by a lifetime and generations of indoctrination. Anyway, I took my little red-book to Starbucks and read through it, much of it I had remembered from school years the prior.

Black gold’s roller-coaster ride has been frustrating for many investors. But cost-saving decisions made over the past couple years are going to send oil roaring back in a big way.

U.S. corporations have roughly $2 trillion sitting in foreign banks. But the Trump repatriation plan to bring it home could sink the U.S. dollar…

The black community has been in a downward spiral since the welfare boom of the 60’s and 70’s. Our dollars do not circulate among each other and there is no trust. Does this tragedy fall on the shoulders of the men or women of the community?