David Reavill

Monday, Dave Calhoun, the CEO of Boeing, announced his resignation. The Financial Press is full of headlines today: the Boeing CEO is stepping down in light of the ongoing "safety crisis" at Boeing. Indeed, the adverse press surrounding Boeing Commercial Airlines might have been the final straw that forced Calhoun to leave. But there is much, much more to the Boeing story.

Monday, Dave Calhoun, the CEO of Boeing, announced his resignation. The Financial Press is full of headlines today: the Boeing CEO is stepping down in light of the ongoing "safety crisis" at Boeing. Indeed, the adverse press surrounding Boeing Commercial Airlines might have been the final straw that forced Calhoun to leave. But there is much, much more to the Boeing story.

In part I, we discussed the beginning of the first Cold War; today, we continue with the new Cold War II.

In part I, we discussed the beginning of the first Cold War; today, we continue with the new Cold War II.

In part I, we discussed the beginning of the first Cold War; today, we continue with the new Cold War II.

This month marks the 78th anniversary of what is likely the most impactful political speech of the 20th Century. Delivered on March 5, 1946 in Fulton, MO, in the heartland of America. The venue was tiny Westminster College, hardly the place one thinks of for a historic address to the nation.

This month marks the 78th anniversary of what is likely the most impactful political speech of the 20th Century. Delivered on March 5, 1946 in Fulton, MO, in the heartland of America. The venue was tiny Westminster College, hardly the place one thinks of for a historic address to the nation.

This month marks the 78th anniversary of what is likely the most impactful political speech of the 20th Century. Delivered on March 5, 1946 in Fulton, MO, in the heartland of America. The venue was tiny Westminster College, hardly the place one thinks of for a historic address to the nation.

This month marks the 78th anniversary of what is likely the most impactful political speech of the 20th Century. Delivered on March 5, 1946 in Fulton, MO, in the heartland of America. The venue was tiny Westminster College, hardly the place one thinks of for a historic address to the nation.

Whew! I just got off the phone with another client, petrified that the current level of American debt would cause a financial crash. Let's take a more in-depth look at this issue.