Doug Casey

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Weekly Recap

4 days ago | crisisinvesting.com | Doug Casey |Lau Vegys

We're told we've never had it better. America and Americans are rich, they say. That wages are up, quality of life is high, and progress marches on.
What Will the World Look Like In 2028?

5 days ago | crisisinvesting.com | Doug Casey

In this episode of Doug Casey’s Take, Doug and I tackle questions from our Phyle members, the private community of Crisis Investing subscribers, peering into the turbulent world of 2028. Doug doesn’t paint a rosy picture: a collapsing economy with crashing stock and real estate markets, soaring interest rates, and unemployment spiking, paving the way for a Democratic win in the next election.
Debt Spiral, Treasury Market Stress, and a New Financial Order

1 week ago | lewrockwell.com | Doug Casey

International Man: In your view, what role does the Treasury market play in global finance, and how significant is it to the current financial system? Doug Casey: It’s only important because it exists—but it shouldn’t exist. People think that the Treasury market is part of the cosmic firmament, but there once was a time when the US government had little or no debt outstanding, and the world got by fine without it.
Musical Chairs on the Global Chessboard: Greenland, Panama, and the Coming Resource Grab

1 week ago | crisisinvesting.com | Doug Casey

In this episode, Doug Casey takes us on a whirlwind tour of global hotspots—from the icy Greenland to the isthmus of Panama, and even the festering powder keg between India and Pakistan. Doug doesn’t mince words.
Weekly Recap

1 week ago | crisisinvesting.com | Doug Casey |Lau Vegys

It’s Monday, April 28, 12:32 PM, Central European time. An unseen fault ripples across Spain’s fragile, renewables-heavy grid. The system begins to unravel — and within five seconds, fifteen gigawatts — 60% of all the power Spain was generating at that moment — vanish.
Unsound Banking: Why Most of the World’s Banks Are Headed for Collapse

2 weeks ago | lewrockwell.com | Doug Casey

You’re likely thinking that a discussion of “sound banking” will be a bit boring. Well, banking should be boring. And we’re sure officials at central banks all over the world today—many of whom have trouble sleeping—wish it were. This brief article will explain why the world’s banking system is unsound, and what differentiates a sound from an unsound bank. I suspect not one person in 1,000 actually understands the difference.
Debt Spiral, Treasury Market Stress, and a New Financial Order

2 weeks ago | goldseek.com | Doug Casey

International Man: In your view, what role does the Treasury market play in global finance, and how significant is it to the current financial system? Doug Casey: It’s only important because it exists—but it shouldn’t exist. People think that the Treasury market is part of the cosmic firmament, but there once was a time when the US government had little or no debt outstanding, and the world got by fine without it.
Doug Casey on Milei, Markets, and the Future of Argentina

2 weeks ago | sgtreport.com | Doug Casey

by Doug Casey, International Man:International Man: Javier Milei, the world’s first anarcho-capitalist head of State, is nearing the halfway point of his first term. What’s your assessment so far? Doug Casey: His election was something of world historic importance. Never before has anybody been elected on a platform of abolishing the State and turning the country into a capitalist haven.
Potential for War With Iran—and the Financial Shockwaves That Could Follow - LewRockwell

4 weeks ago | lewrockwell.com | Doug Casey

Potential for War With Iran—and the Financial Shockwaves That Could Follow International Man: Tensions between the US and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions are reaching a boiling point. How likely is it that this long-simmering standoff erupts into a full-scale war? Doug Casey: Iran has been an adversary of the US ever since the overthrow of the Shah in 1979 and the capture of the US Embassy.
Doug Casey on the Potential for War With Iran-and the Financial Shockwaves That Could Follow

4 weeks ago | internationalman.com | INTELLIGENCEFree Videos |CountryA Primer |Doug Casey |Nick Giambruno

International Man: Tensions between the US and Iran over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions are reaching a boiling point. How likely is it that this long-simmering standoff erupts into a full-scale war? Doug Casey: Iran has been an adversary of the US ever since the overthrow of the Shah in 1979 and the capture of the US Embassy. It’s unlikely to get better anytime soon, not least because the country is ruled by mullahs, Shia clergy. Iran is a theocracy. And that leads us to another problem. So is Israel.