Nigel Farage: It has Been Six Months Since Brexit and We Have Done Nothing
It is hard to believe but it has been over six months since British voters opted to leave the European Union via the June 23rd Brexit vote. For those who […]
John Williams Explains Why GDP and Labor Numbers Are Greatly Overstated
One of the economic phenomenon that we have discussed in numerous articles here at The Sounding Line is the unprecedented divergence between rosy government statistics like the unemployment rate and […]
El-Erian on Dow 20k – We Need to Be Careful About the Dollar
After a powerful market rally since the November election of Donald Trump, US markets are perched at all time highs. As of Friday’s close the Dow is just below the […]
George Friedman on the Future of the EU
As our readers are likely aware, we post a lot of interviews here on The Sounding Line. We feel that well executed interviews are a great way to get beyond […]
Marc Faber: Trump Rally May Not Last
Frequent market commentator and publisher of the Boom Gloom and Doom, Report Dr. Marc Faber, recently sat down with CNBC to share his end of year and post election market […]
Is the BRICS Era Ending?
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 15th of December 2016 to The Sounding Line. The term BRIC (Brazil Russia India and China) was first coined in 2001 by former Goldman […]
How Far Off Are Fully Self-Driving Cars?
Its seems a day doesn’t go by without another announcement from Telsa, Uber, or Alphabet (Google) about their self-driving car projects. Back in October Telsa announced that all its cars […]
Jim Rogers Skeptical of OPEC Oil Cut Agreement
Notable investor and author Jim Rogers recently spoke with The Economic Times of India, one of the premier economic publication in India, and fielded some questions about the recent OPEC […]
Why Oil Supply May be Tighter Than You Think
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 3rd of December 2016 to The Sounding Line. Long gone are the days of popular hysteria over ‘peak oil,’ the theory that global oil […]
Is Bank Lending Finally Normalizing?
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 30th of November to The Sounding Line. Back in February of 2016 we published an article which argued, amongst other things, that the experimental […]