by Chris Belchamber | Mar 30, 2015 | Notable Articles
“The models we use for decision making determine the outcomes we experience. So, if our models are faulty or flawed, we make bad decisions and suffer bad outcomes. Professor, author and deflationist Steve Keen joins us this week to discuss the broken models our...
by Chris Belchamber | Mar 27, 2015 | Market Notes
Improving systemic approaches to markets is a never-ending iterative process of back-testing and building on previous experience. Fortunately, every once in a while, it can be highly rewarding. With enough time, testing and good fortune a major breakthrough...
by Chris Belchamber | Mar 25, 2015 | Notable Articles
The widespread endorsement of the China led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) may mark a major shift away from a US dollar centric global financial system. This has major implications for global financial markets and the pace of these developments seems...
by Chris Belchamber | Mar 24, 2015 | Market Notes
No matter how much the media, Federal Reserve, or academic economists tell us about the current economic “recovery”, it still rings hollow on main street. On closer examination it doesn’t even stack up. Economics can be so interpretive that plausible...
by Chris Belchamber | Mar 22, 2015 | Notable Articles
“Founding the Fed Instead of Ending Fractional Reserve Banking The Fed was founded under false economic premises–to prevent bank runs by providing temporary liquidity to banks which found themselves unable to redeem their certificates and demand deposits for...
