April 27, 2020 There’s an obvious, yet profound, concept that explains why the economy is in danger. It is this – one person’s spending is another person’s income. This relationship is the essence of the $87 trillion global economy. The interplay between spending, income, consumption, and production is the core of capitalist economics. Government industry …
March 23, 2020 Debt all over the world has been exploding. The behavior isn’t going to change. So, the question is – when will the bubble burst and spark a crisis? While final numbers aren’t in, forecasts show worldwide debt topped $255 trillion, which is a new record by a long shot. The debt is owned …
April 20, 2020 You may have heard of the “butterfly effect.” It’s when a small, seemingly insignificant change in a system can lead to large and unpredictable variation in that system over time. A common example of the concept is a butterfly flapping its wings in Brazil and causing a hurricane on the other side …
In a crisis, everything is stress-tested. That includes business models. Companies thought to be large enough to handle anything are being stretched to their limits. The COVID-19 crisis is illuminating the value of preparation and the steep costs of not preparing. I bring this up because the airline industry, specifically American Airlines, needs help. And …
April 13, 2020 In a crisis, everything is stress-tested. That includes business models. Companies thought to be large enough to handle anything are being stretched to their limits. The COVID-19 crisis is illuminating the value of preparation and the steep costs of not preparing. I bring this up because the airline industry, specifically American Airlines, …
I want to take a slightly positive viewpoint on this post because, despite the COVID-19 crisis, investors do have a reason to be hopeful. Last month saw the market’s worst trading day since 1987, featuring a 12 percent drop in the S&P 500 index. Given the increased volatility we’ve been experiencing for a while, that …
April 6, 2020 I want to take a slightly positive viewpoint on this post because, despite the COVID-19 crisis, investors do have a reason to be hopeful. Last month saw the market’s worst trading day since 1987, featuring a 12 percent drop in the S&P 500 index. Given the increased volatility we’ve been experiencing for …
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