By Christopher Chantrill
American Thinker
November 25, 2025
I passed by a bunch of little kids recently, chasing after bubbles emitted by a bubblicious toy. What a delightful time they were having.
That's all very well, but right now experts are worrying about an AI Bubble, as the stock market retreats some 8-10 percent from a peak at the end of October. Here's one take from Niall Ferguson worrying about the crazy plans of the AI promoters:
SchiffGold.com
November 25, 2025
On Wednesday's episode of the Peter Schiff Show, Peter returns to his show to walk listeners through what he sees as multiple asset bubbles and why those bubbles matter beyond headline market moves. He calls out the AI stock mania, a fragile housing market propped up by policy, and the crypto circus - all potential bubbles inflated by easy money.
By Milan Adams
Preppgroup
November 25, 2025
Predicting outright state collapse is inherently uncertain, but by 2040 several countries face materially elevated risk of severe state failure or collapse of central authority-meaning loss of effective governance over significant territory, large-scale internal conflict, or fragmentation. The following list identifies countries widely judged vulnerable by analysts, with the dominant factors driving risk for each.
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Dakar, capitale du Sénégal. [Photo d'illustration]
Les banques ivoiriennes ont triplé leurs achats de dette sénégalaise en un an, atteignant 1 800 milliards de FCFA (2,7 milliards d'euros) et détenant 42% des obligations, au moment où Standard & Poor's dégrade la note souveraine du Sénégal à CCC+. Sel
par h16
Surprise : l'État français décide, au pied levé, de moderniser l'un de ses calculs. Pas de bol : c'est celui de la taxe foncière. Encore moins de pot : cela va se traduire par une augmentation poivrée.
On apprend en effet que le ministère de ce qui reste d'Économie va mettre à jour les fichiers de logements qui ne l'ont plus été depuis 50 ans afin de tenir compte des éléments de confort, que dis-je, d'opulence luxueuse comme l'eau courante ou l'électricité, en faisant donc croître la «superficie théorique du logement» dans le calcul de la taxe foncière.
par Danny Haïphong
Le krach économique est déjà là et les tarifs douaniers de Trump ne font qu'aggraver la situation pour les États-Unis, affirme l'analyste géopolitique et économique Ben Norton.
La Chine a pris des mesures décisives pour accélérer la dédollarisation afin de se protéger des retombées de la crise provoquée par une désindustrialisation massive et une co
par Thierry Laurent Pellet
Et vous n'allez pas aimer ça ! Mais revenons à la genèse de ce merdier infâme dans lequel des générations de pseudo politicards et autres financiers véreux nous ont plongés, car une crise comme celle qui vient ne se construit pas en quelque jours ou quelques années c'est un «build-up» qui prend sa source dans une convergence d'événements géopolitique, économique et historique.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
November 20, 2025
What we've lost are the foundations of a healthy standard of living / quality of life.
Amidst the constant drumbeat of tech "progress" and grandiose "solutions," it's a useful exercise to ask: what have we lost in the past 40 years despite all the "progress" and "solutions"? Put another way: what did we have in 1985 that we no longer have, despite all the "progress"?
By James Anthony
November 20, 2025
"The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee shall maintain long run growth of the monetary and credit aggregates commensurate with the economy's long run potential to increase production, so as to promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates."
-12 U.S. Code § 225a (emphases added)
SchiffGold.com
November 20, 2025
On Wednesday's episode of The Peter Schiff Show, Peter lays out why recent market headlines-everything from the government shutdown to the wobble in crypto-point back to one theme: more easy money and bad policy. He connects the dots between Washington's spending, tariff-driven price pressure, and risky mortgage fixes.
He starts by flipping
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Intérieur du Nasrec Expo Centre à Johannesbourg, où l'Afrique du Sud a tenu une conférence de presse sur les préparatifs du sommet des dirigeants du G20
Un rapport commandé par Cyril Ramaphosa pour le premier G20 en Afrique à Johannesbourg les 22 et 23 novembre propose de vendre un
By Jeff Thomas
International Man
November 19, 2025
Looking at the above title, the reader may conclude that he has begun to read an article that he might better save until he has a holiday weekend in which to read it. And there can be no doubt that volumes could be written describing the Fed and its inner-workings. For readers who do seek a comprehensive description of the Fed, I can recommend no source more highly than The Creature from Jekyll Island by G.
By Laurent HERBLAY
Supply-side policy is one of the main reasons for our country's economic decline (along with the euro and totally unreasonable free trade).
The political crisis our country is going through is largely due to the supply-side policy pursued since the Attali Commission launched by Nicolas Sarkozy, accelerated by François Hollande with the Gallois Report, and amplified by Emmanuel Macron in 2017.
By Laurent HERBLAY
Supply-side policy is one of the main reasons for our country's economic decline (along with the euro and totally unreasonable free trade).
The political crisis our country is going through is largely due to the supply-side policy pursued since the Attali Commission launched by Nicolas Sarkozy, accelerated by François Hollande with the Gallois Report, and amplified by Emmanuel Macron in 2017.