2026 Economic Roundtable
Most people sense that something is shifting in the global economy. But they can’t quite explain what it is.
Behind the scenes—in central bank meetings, boardrooms, global trade negotiations, and economic forums—serious conversations are happening about where the world ...
I’m not an economist. I’m just an accountant who stares at numbers for a living. But the other day, I was thinking about something that really made me wonder.
If every country is in debt, who’s it all owed to?
We hear it all the time. The United States owes over $38 trillion. Japan owes trillio...
Every Currency Dies
Every currency dies. That’s not a prediction—that’s history.
Every empire, every government, every economic system that has ever tried to print its way to prosperity eventually reached the same outcome. The Romans did it with silver. The Weimar Republic did it with paper. Zi...
What do Toys R Us, Sears, Walgreens, and even your rent all have in common? They’ve been gutted by private equity. It’s sold to us as “saving struggling businesses,” but behind the curtain, the reality is far darker. Private equity doesn’t build. It extracts, it loads companies with debt, slashes...
A Common-Sense Look at Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)
What if I told you that the government could print all the money it needs and never go broke? That deficits don't matter. That debt isn't a real concern. And inflation—it's not caused just by money printing.
It may sound crazy, but that's the ...
The World Ahead 2026: What The Economist Is Really Signaling
Every December, The Economist magazine releases a special issue called, The World Ahead.
It's not made for you or me.
It's made for the global elite.
And if history tells us anything, they don't publish these just for fun.
Before COV...
Is Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Check Really Coming? In this blog post, I break down what Trump’s proposed tariff rebate actually means for the average American. There’s a lot of confusion online about how this $2,000 “tariff check” would work, who would qualify, and whether it’s financially realistic.
...The U.S. government now spends 23 cents of every tax dollar just to pay interest on the $38 trillion national debt. Not on defense. Not on Social Security. Not on infrastructure. Just interest payments on the national debt... And it’s getting worse.
In this blog post, I expose what the legacy me...
Bitcoin, AI, and the Everything Bubble: The Madness of Crowds Today
Bitcoin recently dropped more than $25,000 from its all-time highs, and the volatility isn't going away. The so-called digital gold hailed as the future of money may just be unraveling. And yet the headlines are quiet.
The same...
Could a modern investor or institution corner the silver market like the Hunt Brothers did? Some believe it’s impossible today; others think it could happen quietly through ETFs, derivatives, or sovereign wealth. This video explains how a silver squeeze could work now and what it would mean for p...
Americans are being told inflation is “under control,” the job market is “strong,” and the economy is ”fine”...but every bill, every receipt, and every paycheck tells a different story. If you feel poorer and more strained than ever, you’re not imagining it; the system is quietly collapsing while...
Can crypto really erase America’s $37 trillion debt? It sounds wild, but this theory has been spreading fast online. Some claim the U.S. government could “mint a coin” or use digital assets to wipe away its debt overnight. But is that actually possible?
In this blog post, we break down the viral...
