by Mark Angelides As President Rouhani addresses Parliament, he made it very clear that id the US decides to go ahead with more sanctions, then Iran will scrap the “Obama Deal” (which did not just involve Obama) and resume their nuclear and missile projects. The only surprising thing about this whole affair is that it … Read more
by Michael Snyder Is it useless to try to save America? Since I announced that I would be running for a seat in Congress, I have had a number of people become extremely upset with me. According to these people, I am misleading the public by suggesting that we should fight for the future of our country, … Read more
by Ruby Henley First of all, I want to update a previous article I did on the Charlottesville Rally ending in a tragedy and loss of life. I am going to start by giving my opinion on this whole tragic setup to trap the “Alt-Right.” This movement created by Jason Kessler is nothing BUT A TRAP, … Read more
By Michael Snyder What you are about to read is going to absolutely shock you. Rick Wiles has done outstanding work over at TruNews for well over a decade, and now just days before the August 21st solar eclipse he has issued his most ominous warning ever. His warning is not directly related to the eclipse, but I find … Read more
by Simon Black About a month ago I joined the Board of Directors of a publicly-traded company that invests in US real estate. The position brings a lot of insight into what’s happening in the US housing market. And from what I’m seeing, the transformation that’s taking place today is extraordinary. Buying and renting out single-family … Read more
Retail US sales near 5 trillion a year. https://www.emarketer.com/Article/US-Retail-Sales-Near-5-Trillion-2016/1013368 Obamacare costs and penalties are 60% of that or over 3 trillion. The retail sector has been stagnant and most people are blaming AMAZON. A closer look is really required rather than the typical superficial analysis. Today, online sales represent only 8.5% of total retail sales. Amazon comes … Read more
by Mark Angelides North Korea has backed off Guam and said that after reviewing plans with top Generals that it will not be going though with its “escalation.” It seems that for now, a combination of US Diplomacy and Chinese Sanctions has won through. But how close were we to actual war, and is this … Read more
With next Recession Looming, Central Banks Back with Negative Rates Negative interest rates are back in the spotlight. Central banks will need to be prepared to cut interest rates deep into negative territory in the next economic downturn. With U.S. economy due for pullback, analysts ponder stimulus Supply of debt with negative yields surged in … Read more
I think corporate debt is one of the main bubbles in this cycle, worldwide. Just to support that look at this amazing chart of corporate leverage. https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/ibAhOFLu2q_Y/v2/1000x-1.png As John Hussman tweeted “… and remember, the 2009 debt/EBITDA peak reflected weak operating margins; the recent peak is on near-record ones.” Mike Malony on Final … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider As we reported to you over the weekend, the radical Left terror groups Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA are funded by George Soros. In Virginia, they turned a white nationalist rally into a bloodbath by inciting violence and being the first to strike. 3 people died because of their actions, and now they … Read more