by Simon Black I’ve long held a working theory that US voters are completely predictable in Presidential elections. The idea is that Americans almost invariably tend to swing wildly every few election cycles, voting for the candidate who is as close to the opposite of the current guy as possible. Let’s go back a few decades … Read more
from Financial Survival Network Wayne Allyn Root joined us for an interesting discussion of the President’s first State of the Union Address. He believes that the Dems have totally lost it. What they have is Trump Derangement Syndrome on steroids. They are no longer able to look objectively at anything. The country is doing better and yet … Read more
from Financial Survival Network Danielle Park returns… We come to a point in every boom where you know it’s time to exit the merry-go-round. That’s when people start saying this time is different. Looks like we’re getting there now. Euphoria seems to be breaking out all over the place. But it can’t (and won’t) last. This time … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E8CGIpAPy0 House Intel Democrats Busted in Another Lie – Caught LEAKING FAKE NEWS About Rep. Devin Nunes ~~ Links: 1) http://thegatewaypundit.com/2018/01/h… 2) Thumbnail image – Devin-Nunes-800×430-360×188.jpg http://thegatewaypundit.com/2018/01/h…
via hedgopia U.S. consumers are alive and well. There is both good and bad in this – good now but potentially bad down the road. Consumer spending in December rose 0.4 percent month-over-month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $13.7 trillion. This followed upwardly revised 0.8-percent growth in November. Year-over-year, spending rose 4.6 percent, down … Read more
via the MacoTourist Remember all the hullabaloo back in September about the Federal Reserve’s decision to shrink their balance sheet? Believe it or not, it was somewhat of a big deal and many strategists were warning about the lack of support for risk markets from this action. Here is the actual announcement from the FOMC’s … Read more
via Greg Schnell The Canadian market broke down and went negative for the year this week. The $TSX made its closing high on January 4th and has receded since then. The scale is in percentage terms from the last day of December 2017. So this is not great. What is more alarming is the detail on some … Read more
by Free Market Shooter In the overwhelming aftermath of both praise and partisan attacks on President Trump and his State of the Union address, Trump’s mention of prison reform in the speech seemed like more of an afterthought. The mention itself was rather short, with little more than a few sentencesdevoted to the topic: “As America regains its strength, this opportunity must be … Read more
McCabe sat on Weiner’s case. FBI is fighting back saying the memo is not accurate, the corporate media (cabal) will not give the memo much airtime. The cabal is pushing the propaganda with a second dossier. North Korea and South Korea meet before the Olympics. Video was release showing the Russian jet flying close to … Read more
South Korea has made it clear that it won’t ban cryptocurrencies, everyone must give their real name and purchase it in the banks. German retail declines. Pending home declines along with existing and new home sales. The national debt is out of control and it’s going to get worse. China’s belt and road has 70 … Read more