by Mark Angelides “Brexit means Brexit” states Britain’s new Prime Minister, Theresa May. But this is a slightly misleading sound bite. The actual process of Brexit has so far taken over 7 months, highly publicized court cases, a continuation of “Project Fear” and a series of votes in the House of Commons. As much as … Read more
by Pamela Williams I am not saying I am right in my opinion that President Trump cannot trust Neil Gorsuch. It is my opinion, and I am not a legal expert, plus I could be taking this situation in the wrong way. As the conflict of the immigration ban continues, I think it is blurring the … Read more
By Gabrielle Renee Seunagal Nationalism is a complex, multidimensional concept involving a shared communal identification with one’s nation. Identity, solidarity, and self determination are the core values of nationalism. The preservation of a nation’s culture, the ability of a nation to self govern, and close links to patriotism are characteristics of nationalism. Nationalism is … Read more
by Victor Mozambigue A tame stock market and an S&P Index that isn’t posting losses or gains of even 1% for 40 consecutive trading days, present a troublesome picture for the investors. But with tranquil stability, there comes rising gold prices which are historically known to shake the very core of the stock markets. … Read more
by Victor Mozambigue The US trade deficit has now reached dangerously high levels. Hitting the ceiling again after 2012, the deficit rose to $502 billion in 2016. While a handful of economists believe it is not a problem for the economy, a majority believes that America needs to rethink its trade relations and bring back the … Read more
by Phil Actual earnings are missing by 1.6%. December 30th expectations of $30.60 for S&P Q4 earnings are missing the mark by a wider and wider margin as each company makes it’s report. With 55% of the S&P 500 reporting through last Friday, sales are missing by 0.1% overall and earnings, even with financial engineering … Read more
It is a disgrace that my full Cabinet is still not in place, the longest such delay in the history of our country. Obstruction by Democrats! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 8, 2017 How many provably lies has the media reported about President Donald Trump since he took office? I'm making a list – … Read more
View post on imgur.com Facebook is blocking links to stories about immigration as "abusive". https://t.co/14I9IGdmFG — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) February 8, 2017 Brexit and Trump was just the beginning of a political revolution. People have had enough of PC politics. pic.twitter.com/dqMprihMOA — Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) February 8, 2017
We are all looking for that extra edge in the markets, the edge that will take our results to the next level, here are some important steps and processes I have used to improve my trading. Now by far the most important step in the morning is a double espresso, sitting next to me whilst … Read more
From Jim Rickards, Editor, Currency Wars Alert: Six years ago in my first book, Currency Wars, I wrote, “There is nothing today that suggests the currency wars will end anytime soon.” Today, those words seem as true as ever. A currency war is a battle, but it’s primarily economic. It’s about economic policy. The basic … Read more