Director | January 3, 2011
You know we don’t make predictions at NWOU. We name the important trendlines and watch them play out. Events constantly surprise us, we don’t have any foreknowledge. We were surprised by Obama’s selection to be president, the formation of the tea party, the recent tax-cut extension compromise, lots of stuff. So why are doing one […]
Director | December 31, 2010
After a year of hard work we’re feeling a little lazy at the end of the year, so today’s post is just follow-up on news stories we collected over the past few weeks. Maybe you missed something. Most of these stories confirm trendlines we have already established. Economy Economic trends do not match the happy […]
Director | November 26, 2010
Starting with the news, the Irish bank bailout was necessary because of a huge run on Irish banks. Anglo Irish plan details.
Director | November 12, 2010
Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Bernanke’s quantitative easing (purchase of Treasury bonds) inflates money supply, threatens devaluation of dollar, supports Democrats’ overspending, skews normal distribution of interest rates. Future Fed Treasury purchases threaten to plunge the world into permanent currency war. The permanent crisis props up corrupt socialist governments in Europe and the United States, giving […]
Director | October 4, 2010
While the markets are rising, we want to prepare you for a new outlook. It is possible, even probable, that economic growth statistics will point to “recovery” and keep the markets up. Many economies around the world have been growing. If you have been in a “recession” mindset for the last couple of years, now […]
Director | September 18, 2010
We’ve been preoccupied with explaining how to reclaim your identity and find your warrior by escaping from liberal mind control, but here are a few old stories of interest that we gathered during the past few weeks. These stories are stale by now, but you can use them as a test to make sure you […]
Director | August 13, 2010
“There is no means of avoiding a final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved.” Ludwig von Mises Today […]
