KW: Herewith another view of what is happening in the markets right now via Greg Hunters USA Watchdog. Money manager Peter Schiff is not surprised the stock market is way off its highs for the year. Schiff explains, “The crazy part was the markets going up. What makes sense is it coming back down. The Fed…

KW: New Fed Chairman Jay Powell, a selection of Trump for the job will be massacred by market commentators wanting the party to continue. Instead he appears to be trying to ‘normalise’ things such as interest rates and oh dear the market is nose diving not wanting true analysis to put the over bought runaway…

KW: Conversation over global monetary policy is swirling. At the helm of much of the discussion is international policy at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The IMF is an autonomous part of an emerging scheme of global governance accountable only to a small elite of central bankers, finance ministers and heads of state. Currently, the U.S…

KW: I am trusting that this letter allows readers to access the video of Stockmen speaking at a finacial adviser conference. If you have an hour to spare it is well worth watching Stockman speak with his charts. Pay attention to what he is saying and you will work out the way things are going…

KW: Many have been sounding the alarm over the level of global debt. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is now making those concerns central to its platform. According to the IMF’s latest report it warns that “speculative excesses in some financial markets may be approaching a threatening level.” One area that’s especially dangerous is the leveraged…

KW: Now news breaks that “Russian oil exporters are pressuring Western commodity traders to pay for Russian crude in euros and not dollars,” in an article from Oilprice.com. We saw a hint of this a few months ago when just one Russian oil company began asking for euros instead of dollars. Now it’s a whole bunch of…

KW: An interesting tale of debt finally overwhelming corporate profits November 19, 2018 Dear Reader, Are we verging on another “Bear Stearns” moment? That is, is the canary in the coal mine of the next crisis ready to keel over? Today we don our mining gear… descend into the dark, doomy shaft… and report worrisome findings. First…

KW: Jim Rickards writes: ‘When the trade wars erupted in early 2018 (after threats by Trump and others as early as 2015), I said that the trade wars would be long-lasting and difficult to resolve and would have significant negative economic impacts. Wall Street took the opposite view and estimated that the trade war threats were…