Nick Carden

Is A Recession In Sight?

by Nick Carden | Jul 5, 2017 | Economics, Featured Articles

The US economy’s check engine light is on, despite the vocal rhetoric of President Trump, his administration, and the media spewing the same nonsense of a rising stock market and how the unemployment rate has been steadily declining. Trump supporters, as well as Donald Trump himself, before January 20th rightly spoke of a “bubble economy” and how the obstacles would be difficult for President Trump to deal with current state of the economy. Something flipped though after January 20th. It is as if the bubble all of the sudden was not a bubble any more. Trump praised the Dow Jones for hitting...

My name is Nick Carden and I was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama where I currently reside. I am a political science student going into my senior year at Alabama A&M University. As a student-athlete, I am on the football and golf team. I am a former neoconservative turned libertarian around 2012, who is interested in economic, monetary, and foreign policy. I trade equities based on Austrian school theories, and have been successful.

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