On the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve, here are 100 reasons to shut it down.

Most of the new money created by quantitative easing has ended up in the hands of the wealthy, and it is in the things that the wealthy buy that we are seeing the most inflation.

As we end out the year, check out these hard to believe, but true, 83 facts and stats.

Hundreds of US cities on the decline

Quotes from Harry Dent, Marc Faber, Gerald Celente, Mike Maloney, Jim Rogers and nine other economic experts about what they believe is coming in the future. Hint: sentiment rhymes with boom and zoom.

What is going to happen if cheap chicken from China starts flooding the poultry market?

When this stock market bubble does burst, those wealthy Americans are going to be in for a tremendous amount of pain.

Robert Shiller, who won the Nobel Prize for economics this year, says that "bubbles look like this" and that he is "most worried about the boom in the U.S. stock market."

It has been called "America's most disturbing holiday".

When it comes to reckless money creation, China is the king.

When it comes to reckless money creation, it turns out that China is the king. Over the past five years, Chinese bank assets have grown from about 9 trillion dollars to more than 24 trillion dollars. This has been fueled by the greatest private debt binge that the world has ever seen.

For years, China has been systematically propping up the value of the U.S. dollar and keeping the value of the yuan low.