Reality Check continued

In the middle of the 2001 Recession, I recommended job security as the #1 defensive strategy. Officially, the NBER had not yet announced this recession, which had started in March.... keep reading

When recessions hit, wise investors take evasive action. That's because the U.S. government will run a massive deficit to stimulate the economy. This is what happened. I had been saying that it would for months. By this time, the recession was in its first week.... keep reading

I knew it was coming. I knew the stock market would take another hit. It did.... keep reading

Some people take politics too seriously. There were murder threats against Kstherine Harris, Florida's Secretary of State.... keep reading

A recession was guaranteed, no matter who won the Presidency. That was what I was writing in November of 2000. Political paralysis was looming, and it arrived. Bush's Administration foundered until 9/11.... keep reading

I have called only two recessions in the last 15 years: the 1990 recession (in 1989) and the 2001 recession (in 2000). In both cases, they took place within a year. If you know what to look for, you too can do this.... keep reading

Unless we discover that oil is a renewable resource, meaning that all prevailing oil theory is wrong, there is no escape from an international oil crisis on a massive, economy-busting scale. Peak oil is true. Get used to it. Prepare for it. Act!... keep reading

Winners and losers in the styock market. Then a report on spyware, which is an invasion of your privacy, then and now. I sent this years before most people had any knowledge of the problem.... keep reading

Americans would love to get back to the tax burden of 1776. For that matter, they would love to get back to the Egypt of Joseph's day.... keep reading

This movie was inaccurate in its facts, yet overall, it conveyed the terrible truth of classical Rome. Rome was a society based on the unlawful shedding of blood.... keep reading

I had warned my Remnant Review subscribers in February and March that the NASDAQ was insanely overpriced and ready to fall. Thed NASDAQ peaked in the second week of March at 5040, just as the newsletter was arriving.... keep reading

When it comes to recession, you need to be ahead of the stock market, which usually falls six months before the recession hits. But in 2000, the NASDAQ began falling exactly one year before the recession. I warned my subscribers.... keep reading

This has been government policy since 1965. Clinton was the first President to state the case for open borders this radically.... keep reading

This is the first article I wrote on Hubbert's Peak: Feb. 7, 2000. I then related it to the gold market, which was about to take off after 20 years.... keep reading