Bob Hoye (BobHoye.com) has been researching investments for decades, which eventually included the history of financial and political markets. He considers now to be the most fascinating time for both since the Great Reformation of the 1600s. Bob casts a caustic eye on all promotions and, having a degree in geophysics, is severely critical of the audacity that a committee can “manage” not just the economy, but also the temperature of the nearest planet. He has had articles published in major financial journals and, as a speaker, has amused assemblies in a number of cities, from London to Zurich to Tokyo.
Financial expectations have become over-inflated and can suffer a profound deflation. Exhausted, the Left could lose its fever which would favor the Republicans on the November 3rd election
The record shows a long history of governing classes becoming, well, ungovernable. And when in-your-face and in-your-wallet bureaucrats become too much, ordinary folk have thrown them out of office
Cyclical climate influences have turned to cooling, the Fed has not prevented the 19th recession and the Wuhan Flu will end. However, Democrats have finally come up with a campaign theme – riots and insurrection. Which could be peaking too
Eventually, bureaucratic bungling in health, the economy and climate will be criticized. On the brighter side, too much in-your-face and in-your-wallet government is prompting another magnificent reform
At some point the southern provinces will reject the unrelenting demands of communism and align with Hong Kong. And in business terms, Hong Kong will have accomplished a reverse takeover of Beijing. As part of another global wave of reform
The concept of Church sanctuary seemed reasonable during the terrors of judicial abuse, which in England was abolished in 1623. The Democrat's intense opposition to highly qualified appointees to the Supreme Court is another form of abuse
History indicates that the public will eventually figure out that no matter how beguiling the claims about currency management and taxation are, the gambit has been mainly to confiscate private earnings and wages
Then in 1935, a form called “Swing” evolved and with bigger bands became hugely popular. Clubland sorted itself out, ballrooms were built, huge theatres were filled, which with radio and records brought jobs back to musicians and singers