Rank #1: GDP Plunge with John Rubino & Kerry Lutz

Apr 03 2017
23mins
Rank #2: John Rubino--Are We Living In Rome? #2870

According to some historians, the fall of the Roman Empire wasn’t pre-ordained. By AD 300 it had its problems, including far-flung, hard-to-defend borders and recurring currency crises, but was generally stable and prosperous. Then a new power arose in the East. The Huns were horse archers who could out-ride and out-shoot their neighbors, and they terrorized the Vandals and Goths who lived in what is now Germany and the Balkans, driving them west to Rome’s borders.
Rome chose to let half a million “barbarians” enter, hoping to use them as soldiers and laborers. Instead, it found itself with invading armies and unstable, uncontrollable political coalitions. The complete story is winding, convoluted and full of unfamiliar names, but it ends with the division of the Empire into two parts and the destruction of the original, Italian half."
Will the West figure it out?
Nov 16 2015
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Rank #3: Kerry Lutz with John Rubino - Is Everything These Days Too Big To Fail?

News from China says that the world's largest aluminum producer, China Hongqiao Group, is on the brink of insolvency. This is a company that's nearly twice the size of Alcoa. It's been showing amazing growth and profit numbers for year. Now it turns out that they've been relying upon Chicom accounting and the profits were fraudulent and illusory. The company is begging for a government bailout to avoid civil unrest. Have we reached the point where everything is too big to fail? Perhaps, but then eventually the party that bails everyone out will wind up failing as well. Get set and buckle your seatbelt for that day may soon be upon us.
Especially if Marine LePen triumphs in the upcoming French elections. The same people who said Brexit couldn't pass and were all in a lather about President Hillary Clinton are saying LePen's an outside long shot at best. But the communist party candidate has been rising in the polls as well, now sitting at 19%. This is shaping up to be a battle of the extremists and whomever wins will immediately go after the Euro.
Apr 18 2017
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Rank #4: John Rubino--Chinese Debt Snowball Gaining Momentum #2887

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Rank #5: John Rubino--Is The Fed Is The Hand Of God? #2896

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Rank #6: John Rubino--Beware Of Superbugs-Both Economic And Health #2880

Last night, for instance, I was at a party talking to a friend who’s retiring soon. When asked about his plans, he said he’d love to visit Italy, where he has some relatives. But not right now. “There’s a lot to see right here in the Pacific Northwest,” he said. “And you don’t have to fly to get there.”
With less tourism comes less trade, and with less trade comes less growth — as if the already-overleveraged and sputtering global economy needed another push towards the edge. See Container freight rates plummet 70% in 3 weeks.And there's news from a pig farm in China that there's a potential super bug epidemic brewing, for which there is no cure. Listen on and get the scoop.
Nov 23 2015
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Rank #7: John Rubino--Are We Living In Rome? #2870

According to some historians, the fall of the Roman Empire wasn’t pre-ordained. By AD 300 it had its problems, including far-flung, hard-to-defend borders and recurring currency crises, but was generally stable and prosperous. Then a new power arose in the East. The Huns were horse archers who could out-ride and out-shoot their neighbors, and they terrorized the Vandals and Goths who lived in what is now Germany and the Balkans, driving them west to Rome’s borders.
Rome chose to let half a million “barbarians” enter, hoping to use them as soldiers and laborers. Instead, it found itself with invading armies and unstable, uncontrollable political coalitions. The complete story is winding, convoluted and full of unfamiliar names, but it ends with the division of the Empire into two parts and the destruction of the original, Italian half."
Will the West figure it out?
Nov 16 2015
14mins
Rank #8: Inflation + Populism = Soaring Gold

Mar 13 2017
10mins
Rank #9: Everything Is Going Sideways - For How Much Longer?

Feb 27 2017
19mins
Rank #10: The Big, Bad Things That WON'T Change Under Trump

Feb 02 2017
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Rank #11: The Blow-Out Phase

Dec 20 2016
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Rank #12: All Eyes On Italy

Dec 01 2016
9mins
Rank #13: Instability On The Horizon

Oct 31 2016
10mins
Rank #14: European Banks In The Eye Of The Storm

Oct 03 2016
11mins
Rank #15: Markets Explain Facts Of Life To Fed

Sep 12 2016
10mins
Rank #16: Dear Central Bank: Please Stop Talking

Aug 30 2016
9mins
Rank #17: A Tough Time To Manage Money

Aug 11 2016
11mins
Rank #18: Random Violence And Political Instability: The New Normal

Jul 26 2016
8mins
Rank #19: It's Not The Event That Matters But The Response To The Event

Jul 19 2016
10mins
Rank #20: Signs Of Stress Everywhere

Jul 08 2016
10mins