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America’s $40 Trillion Boulder Demands the Same Ugly Amputation Ralston Chose
In April 2003, Aron Ralston went solo into Utah’s Bluejohn Canyon, dislodged an 800-pound boulder, and spent five days with his right arm crushed…
Oct 10
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Charlie RedCock
The Conference Board’s Mood Ring: A Late, Loud, and Mostly Useless Thermometer
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index dropped to 81.9 from 88.6 in August 2026, stretching a two-month slide into a third.
Oct 3
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Charlie RedCock
BRICS: Not A New World Order After All
It’s often said that “the more things change, the more they stay the same,” especially when superficial appraisals miss or lack an understanding of the…
Sep 26
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Charlie RedCock
The Canary Died; Shiller P/E Is Just the Autopsy Report
People love a canary until it stops singing.
Sep 19
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Charlie RedCock
The Leading Index Twitches After Four Years of Economic Naps
The United States Leading Index just posted a thrilling 0.2 percent month-over-month gain for August 20, 2026, beating the forecast of 0.1 percent and…
Sep 12
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Charlie RedCock
Treasury Doubles Buybacks to Cap Yields: Circular Finance Wins Again
In the grand theater of modern finance, where the audience has long since stopped expecting coherence and started settling for spectacle, the U.S.
Sep 5
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Charlie RedCock
China’s #1 Rank Ignores Collapsing Economic Indicators
Search “most powerful country 2026” and the algorithms obediently serve up the greatest hits.
Aug 29
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Charlie RedCock
The Debt/GDP Mirage and the 2031 Hangover
The celebrated debt-to-GDP ratio is a charming little statistic that keeps economists and politicians busy while the real arithmetic sits in the corner…
Aug 22
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Charlie RedCock
Yen CPR: When Central Banks Play Doctor on a Currency Already Flatlining
Picture the scene: the yen, battered, bruised, and trading like a punch-drunk boxer after forty years of slow-motion collapse, finally hits the canvas…
Aug 15
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Charlie RedCock
Four Decades of European Optimism: A Masterclass in Perpetual Disappointment
European consumer confidence has spent forty years mostly underwater, a long blue trench of negative readings interrupted only by two brief, almost…
Aug 7
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Charlie RedCock
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