Postcards From the Fringe

For years, the Federal Reserve has attempted to stimulate the economy and boost inflation… and so far, they’ve been unsuccessful. But now, Tom sees inflation coming. Here’s why...

Coronavirus has created shortages of foods and household products. After the shutdowns and increases in viral spread, the plants and businesses that supply these products are having trouble finding employees...

In the midst of the largest debt bubble in history, fueled by coronavirus, the government is running further into the red. The government's balance sheets, according to Tom, don't currently include three of its largest expenses. So what does it really cost to keep America afloat?

Tom and his family are camping for a couple nights in Nebraska. And the town they've settled down in appears to be (almost) empty...

The Hong Kong dollar has been pegged to the U.S. dollar for 37 years. But Tom believes that peg is about to break, leading to a currency run. Here's why..

Oil tanker rates skyrocketed last week. They've had their best year since 2015...

In America's heartland are the farmers who work to put food on families' tables. And their factories have been hit hard by COVID-19. They are grappling with slower, ineffective processes, which have impacted bottom lines. Tom tells the story of one hog farmer in Iowa...