Over the past few months leading up to February of 2019, the U.S. gross national debt ballooned by $1.26 trillion to $22.1 trillion. Someone has to buy this new pile of debt – but who? That question is getting increasingly crucial as this debt is ballooning even in good economic times such as those that…
On April 4th of 2019, Donald Trump challenged the federal reserve’s actions of quantitative tightening and asked for quantitative easing, or the printing of more money and lowering of interest rates. Will Trump Print More Money?- Video Transcription Coy Wells: 00:00 As we conclude our segment on 401ks and IRA’s and the benefits of transferring…
For financial markets, 2018 was one of the most volatile years on record and the worst-performing year in recent memory. As consumers, the effect of this leaves potential for decline and threatens the integrity of our IRA’s and 401(k) plans. Now, with the potential for quantitative easing to take effect in 2019, many are looking…
Rising financial uncertainty, along with a slew of geopolitical and economic threats, is fueling fears that a market correction may be closer than we realize. Looking at past corrections when stocks go down, gold has proven to go up—making it an ideal portfolio diversifier. With the tax deadline right around the corner, discover the benefits…
With Brexit’s deadline creeping closer, everyone’s wondering whether the U.K. will leave the E.U. with a withdrawal agreement, or be forced to leave without a real plan as to the conditions of their departure. Brexit: Options & Outcomes- Video Transcription Coy Wells: 00:00 Today, we’re here with Mr. Patrick Brunson and we’re going to…
Everyone’s been awaiting the uncertain outcome of Brexit and the proposed withdrawal agreement that may or may not come with the UK’s departure from the EU. Many American’s are concerned as to how this occurrence is going to affect their own country’s economy and financial well-being. Awaiting Brexit’s Aftermath- Video Transcription Patrick Brunson: 00:00…
Last week, U.K. lawmakers rejected British Prime Minster Theresa May’s Brexit deal for a third time, intensifying market worries less than two weeks before the U.K.’s departure from the European Union. Find out why a failure to reach a withdrawal agreement before the April 12 deadline poses a serious risk to global growth—and what it…
Brexit continues to leave investors everywhere nervous. If a withdrawal agreement can’t be reached before Britain is due to leave the EU on March 29, then a “no deal” Brexit could spell tremendous chaos for not just the UK—but for the global economy at large. Learn more in today’s edition of USMR Market Insights with…
Despite $1.5 trillion in tax cuts and increased government spending, multiple indicators are pointing to lackluster economic growth in the future. With many analysts expecting the next recession to begin sometime in the next 14 to 18 months, this could have a massive impact on the upcoming election in 2020. How Can A Recession…
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, recently asked banks to start de-dollarizing. What does this mean and how does it relate to you? In this episode of USMR Market Insights, Coy Wells and Patrick Brunson talk about de-dollarization. Is The Dollar’s End Nearing? – Video Transcription Coy Wells: 00:00 We know…
The consumer debt in the United States just hit 4 trillion dollars and the corporate debt has now reached over 3 trillion dollars. What will be the fallout of these massive debts? In this video, Coy and Patrick talk about the national and global debt. What Will Be the Fallout of Consumer and Corporate…
The United States can’t continue to stay on the path that it’s on when we keep borrowing and continuing to extend the national debt without making a significant change. In today’s USMR Market Insights, Coy Wells shares his views on the U.S. national debt. Is the U.S. National Debt Putting the World in Jeopardy?- Video…
