Who Controls Interest Rates? See for Yourself
When times are good central bankers are heroes. The public lauds them for using interest rates to help the economy.
When times are good central bankers are heroes. The public lauds them for using interest rates to help the economy.
Brian Whitmer reports that now more than ever, Europe is running out of optimism.
In this article Whitmer explains how the socionomic insight allowed him to see what was unexpected by nearly everyone else.
Socionomist Alan Hall reviews two indicators of the massive credit deflation: Widespread environmental fear and a price extreme for…
Murray Gunn explains that relative strengths of sectors can uncover social mood and foretell trend reversals.
In this article, writer Robert Folsom explains that a deeply mixed social mood prompted the Nobel committee to award the 2013 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science to two academics
In this pivotal article, socionomist Alan Hall explains that social mood guides the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rates and the tone of their meetings
There is one unmitigated mania remaining. It is in Bitcoin, the world’s first successful digital currency.
“House Flipping is Suddenly Hot Again,” wrote Time magazine on Monday.
Why would financial reporters’ expressions resemble each other more when positive mood was increasing and less when negative mood was increasing?