by Martin Armstrong Sharks are migrating south and some are not making it. They are washing up on the beach in Massachusets in cold shock or completely frozen. I suppose they too are trying to make it to real global warming.
by northmantrader Before I publish my market outlook for 2018 in the days ahead I thought it might be useful to recap some lessons learned from 2017. While I want to focus on technical considerations some larger market context first is equally important. The biggest mistake bears always make, myself included, is underestimate the sheer recklessness … Read more
by stockboardasset For the third consecutive year (2017), Baltimore City, Maryland, has had between 319-343 homicides, making it the most dangerous city in America. The Ferguson effect joined together with an out of control opioid crisis has been the driving force in violent crime, turning the city into a complete mess with some labeling it a war-zone. On top … Read more
by Chris Black That crazy fat kid who rules North Korean’s totalitarian regime, to use Senator McCain’s own parlance, also known as Kim Jong-un, has said on Monday that the US must recognize Pyongyang’s nuclear prowess, i.e. North Korea’s nuclear program is now a force to be reckon with, and not just an empty threat. … Read more
Look who is knee deep in alligators!?JEFF SESSIONS. His entanglement with Vanguard exposes his hidden agenda and Betsy and Thomas say he must go if we are to clean the swamp and bring in the American Renaissance. Articles mentioned are: https://patriots4truth.org/2017/12/30… https://aim4truth.org/2017/12/29/corp… https://aim4truth.org/2017/12/17/doj-…
In this special WAM video, Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen break down the year 2017! It’s just the beginning. Wait until you see 2018! In 2017, we traveled to Phoenix, Arizona. We went to Anarchapulco in Acapulco, Mexico. We went to The Red Pill Expo in Montana. We covered Freedom Fest in Las Vegas, Nevada. … Read more
by stockboardasset In a system littered with debt and subpar economic growth. Central Banks are attempting to force a commodity upcycle similar to 1999 and 2000. Relative to stocks, commodities have never been cheaper is the current narrative floating around the water cooler these days. Perhaps, the plan is to crush the dollar and boost commodities, which … Read more
Authored by Bill Bonner via InternationalMan.com, We are explaining our money system to our grandson, James, now 14 months old… His mother tries to get him to go to bed at 9 p.m. But the little boy’s internal clock is still on Baltimore time; it tells him it is much too early to go to … Read more
via MishTalk: Of major nations, only Japan, Greece, Italy, and Portugal have debt-to-GDP ratios higher than the US. With the new tax overhaul, U.S. government debt will rise by one to two trillion dollars over the next decade. I view that assessment as majorly optimistic as it assumes no recession and unlikely growth. Citing IMF statistics, … Read more
The western Canadian province of Alberta is preparing to give police wide discretion on whether to criminally charge drunk drivers in a move that is being blasted by defense lawyers. The provincial government issued the directive to police which allows first time offenders to be handed roadside administrative sanctions, rather than criminal charges, according to CBC … Read more