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Buzz on the Bullboards: Good stocks with bad publicity

It was hedge fund legend Ray Dalio who said: “He who lives by the crystal ball will eat shattered glass.” Many stock markets may have seen a higher start to the year so far, but there is far from a universal sentiment across the sectors, with s...

Will People Accept Rampant Inflation? Hell, No!

The Weekly Missive, which usually arrives over the weekend (sometimes on Friday, sometimes on Sunday) was delayed this weekend for one reason: I had to change it. I started out last week with an idea that was leaning in the direction of full-on capitulation in the sen...

Weimar Fed in the Twenty-First Century

I was pacing around the house this lovely but cold Friday afternoon (after finally having the water supply restored after our well filed for unemployment benefits), trying desperately to think of a topic to write about in this weekly missive, when it suddenly occurred t...

The Inflation–Deflation Conundrum

As I sit here on the shores of lovely Lake Scugog, its weed-infested waters lying in wait for countless unsuspecting propellers soon to be ensnared, I am reminded of the failed world of central banking and policy initiatives, which too has become ensnared in flora of its ...