Archives for July 2014

Libertarianism in Canada isn’t necessarily generating waves and changing political thought. As a matter of fact, with Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau gaining support to unseat Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Alberta’s Progressive Conservative Party winning another government, Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne gaining a majority and Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow leading in the polls, […]

The main theme shared among contrarian investors over the past few months: stock market bubble. Former Texas Republican Congressman and three-time presidential candidate Ron Paul has joined the growing number of investors who think a bubble is forming in the stock market due to the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing program, and that bubble is on […]

After spending money they didn’t have, Americans are now left to face tremendous levels of debt. Overall, the country is stuck with a $12 trillion unpaid bill, and the national average household debt is $53,850. This level of debt leads to unwanted telephone calls and letters in the mail by collection agencies. According to a […]

Boom and then doom. That’s how one contrarian investor is foreseeing the stock market in the coming months. For the past couple of months, Marc Faber, legendary investor and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, contended that the United States stock market will eventually dramatically fall from their repeated record highs. Speaking in […]

The political narrative for many years now is that corporations have a civic duty to keep their businesses within the confines of the United States border and to pay the highest taxes possible. Is this a legitimate viewpoint to have if one cites freedom and liberty? Shouldn’t corporations be free to operate their business as […]