November 13, 2025
Over 150,000 U.S. jobs were cut last month, the worst October in two decades. Tech and retail led the way, with companies citing cost-cutting and AI adoption. As hiring freezes expand, signs of a weakening labor market are impossible to ignore.
Americans are now carrying more debt than ever. Credit cards, student loans, and mortgages all climbed in Q3, with student delinquencies jumping to 9.4%. The pressure on lower-income families is rising fast while the Fed continues to walk a tightrope.
Silver just broke its all-time high, and some analysts say it’s just getting started. With shortages mounting, industrial demand rising, and investor interest exploding, silver may be entering a parabolic phase not seen in decades.
Stephen Miran says a half-point rate cut in December is “appropriate” warning that current policy risks a deeper downturn. As Fed officials split over the next move, recession fears and inflation worries are colliding.
Legendary investor Ray Dalio sees the Fed’s rate cuts igniting a short-lived market melt-up, followed by a painful collapse. He warns the U.S. is nearing the final stage of the debt cycle and urges a pivot to tangible assets before it’s too late.
