Articles: 279
27 Jun 2025, 21:22
Money
Have you been unable to easily recall names or words? Do you have brain fog? If so, here's what might be causing it and how to relieve the symptoms.
27 Jun 2025, 21:21
The theory of everything begins to gel: AI is supercharging digital subjugation as a "do something" response to resource limits. It's happening faster than I imagined.
26 Jun 2025, 19:05
Do you trust these markets? There are so many signs that the headline market gains are not aligned with underlying fundamentals that it's causing more people to answer "no" to that question.
25 Jun 2025, 12:43
The Signal Hour is a live cast hosted by Dr. Chris Martenson every Wednesday at 1 PM Eastern Time. As a seasoned Information Scout, Chris sifts through global events to distinguish meaningful signals from the noise, offering clear insights in an era where mainstream media’s trustworthiness is questioned. The show explores critical topics like political...
24 Jun 2025, 21:37
Michael Gayed, CFA, outlines the current economic landscape by tying credit cycles and market signals to systemic risks.
22 Jun 2025, 17:55
ALERT: Iran’s Parliament Votes To CLOSE THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ The closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian military action is one of my bright red lines. Earlier today, the Iranian Parliament voted to close the Strait of Hormuz: The Iranian Parliament has voted in support of closing the Strait of Hormuz, one...
22 Jun 2025, 17:50
Will this be 'the summer of emergence?' If so, pretty much everything will change, perhaps irreparably.
21 Jun 2025, 00:05
Iran has the capacity to militarily shut down tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. If it does, and that lasts for more than a month, then the world economy will suffer a heart attack. Can they do it? Yes. Will they? That all depends on what Trump does next.
Beware the propaganda - it's being thickly applied and it's very powerful. But also really obvious to see once you spot it. Still, it's dragging us toward war, one that will not be in America's economic or financial interests.
19 Jun 2025, 16:50
Inflation! Oil! The Fed! Oh my!
18 Jun 2025, 09:50
Join Chris and Evie for the Signal Hour live at 1pm ET.
16 Jun 2025, 16:29
It's another fat pipe after a massively event-packed weekend...let's dive in...
15 Jun 2025, 16:24
We live in interesting times, the "melee" has arrived, and let's all say a silent prayer for the oil shorts who probably are spending their weekend pondering their life choices.
13 Jun 2025, 22:15
Nationwide No Kings protests on Saturday June 14th, potentially funded by big players, with concerns about violence and possibly even false flag events. Please stay vigilant and safe and, as always, be prepared.
13 Jun 2025, 22:14
Israel attacked Iran demonstrating superior targeting and air supremacy. Iran has now lobbed missiles into Tel Aviv. Both sides are probably not done and things could easily escalate from here. If that involves attacks on Iran's oil refineries, or a closure of the Strait of Hormuz, then I will be issuing the mother of all Alerts.
12 Jun 2025, 15:55
Employment growth is very weak and there are plenty of worrying signs in both these numbers and housing. Yet the past nine-weeks have seen an absolutely monster of a stock market rally accompanied by a record-setting volatility crush (-63%!). Are central banks directly intervening to set market prices?
11 Jun 2025, 09:46
09 Jun 2025, 13:30
All the news that didn't fit. It's the misfit news of the week, condensed for your reading pleasure. Let's get caught up...
08 Jun 2025, 16:46
Soaring disabilities, gold's steady rise, and China's deflation hint at trouble beneath the surface.
06 Jun 2025, 22:26
Musk-Trump feud highlights that DC will never change on its own, even with people showing up with the best of intentions. Instead, it will continue pushing the country deeper into debt until something breaks.
The behavior of DC politicians is not hard to decipher. With precious few exceptions, they lack the wisdom and/or the knowledge to diagnose the predicaments, and even fewer have the willpower to be honest with the American people. So we're on a collision course with 'going broke.' In my view, this is now unavoidable.
05 Jun 2025, 19:32
The China trade wars are anything but over, US consumers are leveraged up, tapped out and rolling over, And Trump is fretting over the huge impact that loss of China's imports represents.
04 Jun 2025, 12:42
02 Jun 2025, 13:44
It was another huge weekend of news. Here's all the things you were too busy gardening to read, condensed and distilled to its malodorous essence.
01 Jun 2025, 17:16
This week's economic indicators show mixed signals: personal income up, auto sales and durable goods down, GDP growth questioned. Financial markets display cautious optimism with treasury yields falling, equities rallying, and gold hinting at a low.
30 May 2025, 22:16
The US economy is on a collision course with geology and physics always wins. The reason is as old as recorded history; the humans in charge have the wrong story in their minds. Peak Oil is now a reality, but that hasn't penetrated the decision-making halls of power, as evidenced by the headlong rush into power-gobbling data centers, and the passage of blow-out deficit spending bills.
30 May 2025, 22:15
The DOE says that the US has plenty of natural gas to meet every need clear on out to 2050. But does it? My analysis says, "no."
29 May 2025, 14:49
How manipulated are our "markets?" What will the Big Beautiful Bill bring to our future? How should we think about A.I.'s demands on energy and the possibility of breaking current encryption? Tune in to find out...
28 May 2025, 09:45
27 May 2025, 17:42
All the news that tried to escape! We're not in Kansas anymore, Dorothy.
26 May 2025, 15:19
The long bonds are caving, Japan's bonds are swan-diving, and the ECB warns that physical demand for gold could cause a systemic crisis for its member banks. By which they mean banks' derivative exposures to synthetic gold shenanigans. Tune in with with GoldCore CEO David Russell.
25 May 2025, 17:28
The Big Beautiful Bloated Bill dampens economic confidence, with high 6.86% mortgage rates stifling housing demand. Sluggish bank credit growth signals deflationary pressures, challenging the consumer economy's resilience.
