Most of the elite, politicians and mainstream media are upset that Britons voted to leave the crumbling European Union (EU). Many of the markets are reacting poorly, too, which can serve as an opportunity to buy some stocks that were previously too expensive. British Prime Minister David Cameron has resigned, other EU members now want […]
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5 random things for a Friday (Sanders supporters voting for Gary Johnson, gold is soaring post-Brexit, Murray Rothbard on Ron Paul)
News Story of the Day: the Libertarian Party is getting some support from the Bernie Sanders camp. A new poll by Bloomberg found that Gary Johnson and his running mate, Bill Weld, will possibly receive 18 percent of Sanders supporters in the upcoming general election. Perhaps it’s because Johnson has pretty much defined his campaign […]
A look at the history of 10-year US Treasury yields since 1790
Goldman Sachs published a very interesting chart (via AEI) this week that looked at the history of the 10-year U.S. Treasury yields from 1790 to 2012. When you look at the interest rates, they were very much more stable prior to the creation of the Federal Reserve, even though defenders of the central bank say […]
Video: Boris Johnson makes one final epic plea for Brexit ahead of referendum
Today is the day! Have weeks of speculation and polls, we will finally find out of Britons will vote to Leave or Remain in the European Union (EU). The super state has been a crumbling mess and the British will only benefit from abandoning a sinking ship. Former London Mayor Boris Ohnson made one last […]
66 million Americans have zero cash savings
If your refrigerator broke down today, would you have enough money to repair or replace it? What if your child needed new glasses because he broke them? Would you have enough dough in your rainy day fund to cover the cost? What if your car needed new tires? Millions of Americans experience these things every […]