The US equity market is in the grip of a brutal bear. The summer rally seems long ago and may have pulled additional investors who though the bear market was over. Inflation is still raging and the Federal Reserve has made it clear that they will not rest until soaring inflation is tamed. This week’s …
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Spring on Prescription Drugs has been increasing exponentially in the past few decades according to research by Peter G. Peterson Foundation. It can argued that though other developed countries are able to procure prescription drugs at cheaper prices, the US case is different in the sense that many factors that apply in other countries are …
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The balance sheets of major global central banks have ballooned in the past few years as they continue to borrow to keep the economy growing. One of the reasons for the soaring inflation can be attributed to this relentless money printing. The following is a brief excerpt from an interesting piece I came across recently: …
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The top five countries that have the largest uranium resources in 2019 are Australia, Kazakhstan, Canada, Russia and Namibia according to The World Nuclear Association. Russia is estimated to have about 5 percent of the world’s supply. The following chart shows the world’s top uranium producers in 2021: Click to enlarge Source: Russia’s Stranglehold On …
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