by MN Gordon
Things Ain’t Right
A brief scan of the financial and economic landscape – both in the U.S. and abroad – offers ample confirmation that we are in the midst of a great reset. From a feint tickle at the turn of the new millennium to a persistent itch a decade ago, the preponderance of evidence in this regard is now much too painful to ignore. There’s no denying that things ain’t right.
Debt is increasing while GDP’s stagnating. Stocks are rising while earnings are declining. Incomes are flat-lining for the majority of workers while growing by leaps and bounds for the 1 percent. Plus there’s over $13 trillion of negative-yielding debt.
With all this going on, what’s become lucidly clear is the frank understanding that there’s nothing that can really be done to reverse it. No executive order. No monetary (Read More....)
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