Posts by Dennis Tubbergen

In many countries, including the U.S., debt to GDP is quickly approaching 100%. Many others, like Italy at 130% and Japan at 250%…they’re just broke. These debts make having normalized rates almost unattainable now because government can’t afford the interest payments on the debt. This week the publisher of the newsletter “addicted to Profits”, David…

The U.S. Government brought in more tax dollars in the last year than it ever has in history, and yet also accumulated an additional $1 Trillion dollars in debt. How much more of this can the economy take before the bubble bursts? How do you protect your wealth and retirement from the inevitability? Precious metals…

Chaotic week in short-term funding markets led the Federal Reserve to step in with a series of overnight rescue operations to help keep credit flowing through the financial system. Could disruptions in overnight rates be signaling an economic downturn? A frequent guest, Mr. John Rubino, takes time out while traveling to talk with your host…

Hong Kong plays an important role in the relationship between the United States and China, and according to this week’s guest, Mr. Alasdair MacLeod, the Chinese believe the U.S. is behind the recent uprising in Hong Kong. Join your host Dennis Tubbergen and he and Alasdair MacLeod discuss Hong Kong, Brexit, and the future of…

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The last recession was preceded by a $1.5 trillion dollar sub-prime mortgage bubble. Today we have a $17 trillion dollar negative-yielding global sovereign debt bubble. When will it burst? And what will the impact on the global and US economy be? Listen in to the conversation on RLA Radio with this week’s guest expert, Michael…

Around the world, $15 trillion of sovereign debt is now yielding negative interest rates, U.S. monetary policy focused on driving asset prices higher, and current law authorizing Medicare becomes insolvent by 2024… Join you host, Dennis Tubbergen this week as he discusses all this and more with guest expert Karl Denninger from Marker-Ticker.org. Karl Denninger…