State of the Economy continued

We are seeing what the Establishment has long maintained would never come. The Establishment is in near-panic mode.... keep reading

China is the key. The question is: What will it unlock?... keep reading

Here is a representative sample of the optimism in 2005. That optimism is barely visible today, for good reason.... keep reading

When you see this chart, you will understand. There has been nothing like it since World War II.... keep reading

There are times when I think, "There is no hope." Then I get confirmation.... keep reading

This is where new jobs are created. It's not happening.... keep reading

The trend is clear. The timing isn't.... keep reading

Casey offers three main scenarios for the next 20 years, all painful, none permanent, but without an escape hatch.... keep reading

If you believe in the free market, how can you believe in collapse?... keep reading

Why should we expect politicians to call a halt to programs for which there are organized constituencies?... keep reading

Washington never uses the word "default." That's why we know it's coming.... keep reading

He has issued a ,major warning on how fast this could unravel.... keep reading

I recall no Treasury Secretary admitting this in public. This is a first.... keep reading

We are not alone. Day by day, one by one, mainstream journalists are saying that there seems to be a dead end ahead of us.... keep reading

I have bad news and good news. The good news is that direct taxes will not rise. The bad news is that the government will go bust. But how bad is that news?... keep reading

Not many jobs have been created. But there is a hidden reality associated with these jobs.... keep reading