WealthCycles is all about measuring stuff with stuff, and taking the effects of the devaluing fiat currencies out of the equation. In an effort to paint a true picture of the well being of the average American worker, we took a look at real annual ea ...
Wealth Creation Articles
Blog Post - December 10th, 2012
All terms: bis, Capitalism, central bank, Central Banks, Currency, currency, currency inflation, economic education, education, finance education, Food, Food Prices, Free Market, Gasoline Prices, Gold, Income Disparity, Inflation, investment education, labor, Labor Markets, labor statistics, Money, Personal Finance, Personal Finance, Price, United States, US Economy, Value, Wages, wealth creation, wealth disparity
Blog Post - November 20th, 2012
As Western investors continue to agonize over the United States’ impending “fiscal cliff” and whether Europe’s recent currency expansion and debt relief programs will save the euro, the nation of Peru, little noticed by pundits and major media outlet ...
Feature - November 14th, 2012
So is eradicating cash compatible with the freedom of choice? We doubt that the present-day banknotes we all use will disappear anytime soon, but it is possible, as humanity re-learns from history.
Alternative currencies are subject to management an ...
All terms: currency, currency inflation, Currency Manipulation, Current Analysis, economic education, economic trends, education, Federal Reserve, finance education, financial education, fraud, Gold, Government Intervention, investment advice, investment education, investment opportunities, Michael Maloney, Money, Ponzi Scheme, Scam, scandal, Silver, Warren Buffett, wealth creation, Current Analysis
Blog Post - July 12th, 2012
Well, that didn’t take long. When U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts implicitly defended the right for states to nullify federal law (see page 4 , section 5, “decline to comply”), we immediately pointed the most important fact of the c ...
Blog Post - March 8th, 2012
The Wall Street Journal’s Jon Hilsenrath has again done his job and floated a trial balloon for the Fed to test market reactions regarding “sterilized” overt currency printing. We believe, as previously discussed, that Overt Currency Printing ...
Blog Post - January 6th, 2012
Feeling a little envious, if not downright resentful, when you think about all those hedge-fund managers and corporate titans with their vast wealth, the greedy 1% that inspired the Occupy movement? A visit to GlobalRichList.com might give you a dif ...
Feature - October 26th, 2011
The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how little they really know about what they imagine they can design.
— Friedrich von Hayek
The numbers are in, and the unthinkable has happened. For the first time in generations, the st ...
All terms: capital gains, currency, Current Analysis, economy, Income Disparity, Inflation, Middle Class, Price, wealth creation
Blog Post - October 17th, 2011
As the United States continues its slide in well being and economic prosperity, many hinge their hopes on a deus ex machina -type miracle to revive American (and global) prosperity. For some, it's a stimulus currency-bomb to get people spending; for ...
All terms: Economic Growth, Government, Inflation, innovation, Personal Finance, wealth creation
Blog Post - August 29th, 2011
For decades, economists have argued that the United States’ economy is more flexible, adaptable, and entrepreneurial than any other country in the world—is this true, or simply a figment of the dollar’s global dominance as reserve currency?
Years ag ...
All terms: Commodities, Currency, fiat currency, global economy, U.S. Dollar, wealth creation
Blog Post - August 9th, 2011
You may study something your entire life and still never be prepared for what happens. On Friday, the WealthCycles late (working late, of course, in sunny California) were roiled by the news of a downgrade by Standard & Poors. We had studied it, exp ...
All terms: Commodities, Debt, Dow, Federal Reserve, Gold, Government, S&P 500, wealth creation