The entire burden of the monetary collapse and rate hikes is falling on the shoulders of families and small businesses, while large corporations and governments are virtually unaffected.Read More

Although the economy looks like its improving and employment remains robust, most American’s feel “poorer” from the combined effects of higher food costs, higher gas prices, and higher borrowing rates.Read More

Since 1983, a prolonged inverted yield curve of over a year has always spelled a recession in the US.Read More

AI “chatter” and the SPX are now perfectly correlated. This could mean a new bubble has formed.Read More

With NASDAQ up for 8 weeks consecutively, a -1.46% pullback last week makes sense.Read More

The bulls are partying, people are ignoring the news, and the US keeps spending money they do not have.Read More

The issue of trusts in Brazil has been widely debated for the better part of the last decade. As a civil law jurisdiction, Brazil has historically shied away from the trust structure as a legislative reality. Of course, this has far from deterred prominent Brazilians from using the structure actively in their international planning.Read More

Here are four common tax penalties the IRS charges taxpayers, as well as tips for avoiding them...Read More

The recent rise in stocks have last year’s wish for a “soft landing” coming back to people’s minds...Read More

The Consumer has felt the squeeze to keep up with inflation and is slowly losing the race. If unemployment falls too quickly (which is often the case with fast Fed tightening), the recession most economists are predicting can be much longer-lasting.Read More