Cartoon of the Day: China’s Cooperation
Via the great cartoonist Michael P. Rameriz, with no further comment:
Investing Advice from Stanley Druckenmiller
Stanley Druckenmiller is one of, if not the best investors alive today. After managing George Soro’s Quantum Fund, which famously ‘broke’ the Bank of England in 1992, he went on […]
The Eurozone: Still Fewer People Employed than in 2008
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 25th of August 2016 to The Sounding Line. It has been nearly a decade yet the number of people with a job in the […]
Image of the Day – Dilapidated Houses in Atrani
M. C. Escher, Dilapidated Houses in Atrani, Coast of Amalfi, 1931
Chart of the Day: Winning the Fight Against Famine
Today’s ‘Chart of the Day’ comes from Der Spiegel’s Guido Mingelo via Statista.com and offers a ray of good news and perspective on one of the most important global issues: […]
Marc Faber Details His Career and Market Outlook
Dr. Marc Faber, renowned money manager and publisher of the Boom Gloom and Doom,Report sat down with Jonathan Roth of Hard Assets Money Master for an extended interview about his […]
Image of the Day – Oarsman
Rockwell Kent, Oarsman, 1931 Via: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Chart of the Day: Is the US or China the Top Economic Power?
As China continues to grow its economy a rapid pace relative to other developed economies (at least according to their official economic numbers), China has been increasingly perceived as a […]
Euro-Skeptic Parties Represent the Wide Majority of Italian Voters
The upcoming Italian general election will occur sometime before May 20th, 2017. While the exact date is yet to be established, its importance to the future of the Eurozone and […]
Ranking the World’s Economic Growth in the 21st Century – Greece, Italy Come in Near Last
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 11th of August 2017 to The Sounding Line. Back in May we pointed out that, adjusted for inflation, the Greek economy had shrunk 9% […]