As we watch Winter Storm Uri move up the East Coast: we're seeing yet another disruption in the nation's supply chain. That delicate, ever-moving combination of ships, trains trucks, and planes keeps our store shelves stocked.
For over a year now, we have seen the businesses of America, struggle to keep retail goods stocked. We notice when they don't live up to our expectations. Like last March, when paper products suddenly disappeared from the grocery stores across the country. The well-meaning advice of some media people, combined with a reduced supply, caused shelves to run bare.
“It's easy to recognize a Bubble,” an old trader once told me, “just wait for the crash that follows.”
Funny, he's right of course, but it's less …
What a year 2020 was. Economically it was one of the most destructive years this country has ever lived through. We set a record for the worst economic decline in a quarter, ever. In that …
A few weeks ago we received a check for $600. If all goes well this week, we should receive another check for an estimated $1400. Did you earn that …
Well, It was political theater at its best. There sat the newly installed President Joe Biden, at presumably the Resolute Desk, and before him a …
Today we have an economy that is equally as unbalanced as the one which headed into the Great Depression. Again this economy is driven by 3/4ers on one side of the production/consumption …
This week we get a rare look at the three government sectors who are leading the Economic Recovery; The Federal Reserve, the Nation's Central Bank, the Congress, and all of the State and …
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