Economy
Interest rates, inflation, demographics, and debt shape the direction of global markets. Following these forces helps investors make sense of where capital is flowing—and why it matters.
The Middle Class Is on Life Support
For decades, the American middle class has been quietly gutted, not by one crisis, but by a system addicted to cheap money, inflated assets, and fiscal denial. And when the next crack forms, the rescue playbook will be the same: more debt, more distortion, more damage.
David Hunter’s Dire Warning: A Final Melt-Up Before the Global Deflationary Superstorm
David Hunter believes we are entering the final melt-up in global markets—a euphoric rally that will blindside most investors before a catastrophic deflationary bust unfolds. In this blog, we break down Hunter’s bold forecast and explain why liquidity, central banks, and human nature could trigger the greatest collapse of our lifetime.
The Fertility Crisis: Too Few People Will Break the System
While the world frets over inflation, war, and resource scarcity, a quieter crisis is already rewriting the rules of global economics. It’s not too many people — it’s too few. Welcome to the fertility crisis.
Canada’s Economic Future in the Balance: Spencer Fernando on the 2025 Election
Political commentator Spencer Fernando joins Pinnacle Digest to discuss how Canada’s 2025 federal election could reshape its economic future. From stalled pipelines to tax competitiveness and brain drain, this conversation highlights the critical decisions facing the nation at a moment of profound transition.
The Silent Collapse That Could Crush Property Values
Aaron Hoddinott explores how population collapse is set to reshape housing markets, challenge long-term asset values, and threaten the foundations of modern economies. If you own property, invest in real estate, or care about preserving wealth, this is a must-read.
Canada's Mining Sector Is Fighting the Wrong War
Canada’s mining sector helped build this country — but today, it’s being smothered by bureaucracy and cultural gridlock. While the world scrambles for critical minerals, we’re stuck in a system that slows down the very people trying to supply them.
Grant Williams on Gold, War & What Comes Next
When U.S. Treasury sanctions froze Russia’s reserves, something snapped in global finance. Grant Williams explains why gold is rising, trust is collapsing, and the buy-the-dip era may be over.
Killing Canada’s Prosperity: The Productivity and Investment Crisis
Canada is falling behind — not from lack of resources, but from a systemic failure to reward productivity and innovation.
When The Lights Go Out For Canada
Canada’s energy sector is under fire at home—just as global demand surges. Discover why overregulation is jeopardizing our energy future and security.
The Quiet Shift: Why Markets Feel Different This Time
Facing a structural market shift towards scarcity and uncertainty, investors must abandon old habits and focus on long-term discipline and understanding fundamental changes.