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Who led the Oligarchic Revolt of 375 BC?
That is the essential insight of the classics – that there may be progress in man’s material world, but not in his intellectual world. Ideas come and…
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Kick out the Nuns
Is it fraud to use a depreciation schedule that is not in line with reality? Who knows? It’s certainly…very aggressive accounting, which is typical…
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Inflare aut mori
No government has ever succeeded in improving an economy…other than by avoiding war, providing some rudimentary justice, and removing the impediments…
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Banana Republic Prices
The US has become a banana republic without the bananas. The practical importance: shouldn’t its capital assets — its stocks and bonds, primarily — be…
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Options on Future Dividends
The relentless debasement of the dollar is a feature of the paper currency system and effectively makes sure the cost of living can never fall in dollar…
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Beyond Reckoning
As an indicator of real wealth, happiness, or progress, GDP is worthless. All you have to do to raise GDP is to invite in more immigrants. As each one…
Nov 12
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The Real Secret of Government
The murders got the world’s attention. Hardly noticed was the economy...because, after the communist takeover, it disappeared. You could not say ‘the…
Nov 11
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Until the Pips Squeak
One major consequence of diddling rates to the downside is that debt builds up...which will eventually cause a debt crisis and make it impossible to pay…
Nov 10
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The Hollow Class
Sunday, November 9th, 2025
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The Ultimate Guide to Long Term Investing
It's not a great sign--for the company or the market-- when a company that’s booked a $1 trillion in deals (while still managing to lose $11.5 billion…
Nov 8
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No Safety, No Surprise
Both parties now accept deficits. Both approve of more debt...and of diddling interest rates to make it easier to borrow. Both now offer the voters…
Nov 7
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Something for Nothing, Again
Every ‘something for nothing’ government program is actually a transfer program. The feds produce no wealth. They merely take it from some people and…
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