In this latest episode of Money and Fear, we’ll gauge a sense or three of what to expect next year by reemphasizing economic realities today. We’ll review data and charts that neither the Fed, nor the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nor the mainstream corporate business press want you to see, for fear of any dilution of the very ‘animal spirits’ which they all deem as necessary to keep the equities and Bitcoin gravy trains seem credible. Viewers like yourselves will then be left with the task of thinking critically about how you want to manage your finances while staying awake to economic reality, rather than fables.
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Show Notes
Economic Forecast 2018-2019: Consumer Spending Grows Slowly
Here’s What’s Going to Happen to the Economy Next Year
US Economic Outlook: For 2018 and Beyond - You don't need a telescope to see the economic outlook
The Global Economy Looks Good for 2018 (Unless Somebody Does Something Dumb)
Economists see slower growth for U.S. than Trump does
The Fed Meeting - A Final Gathering Of Doves?
What to expect from the 2018 housing market - There are a few ways to alleviate issues that will be inherited from 2017
What You're Not Being Told About The Real Economy
Defining The Economy Through Payrolls
The Great Disconnect: Markets vs. Economy
America’s Inequality Machine Is Sending the Dow Soaring
Is the Real Estate Market Going to Crash?
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