by Ruby Henley I realize I failed to examine some major events that were taking place, as I was distracted by the strike on Syria. The matters which I failed to report on are extremely shocking. You may already have prior knowledge of the information I am about to discuss. We all know we are … Read more
Take a few minutes and watch this RTD educational documentation, “This $233 Trillion Bomb Is Set to Blow”. Share your thoughts below on the impact of an increasing national debt, deficits and derivatives in days the ahead?
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have arrested 225 illegal immigrants in New York state as part of a six-day operation “Operation Keep Safe.” The detainees, from numerous countries, were taken into custody in New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley, according to a news … Read more
Apr 2018 – The ambassador of Israel to the United States claimed Palestinians made “direct attacks” on Israeli positions. Sanders rejects such claims as lies and deceptions. h/t gematrix
If you’re looking to start investing, knowing just what you’re getting yourself into is only the first step of preparing for such a venture. From making sure that you’re in a stable enough financial position to handle the risk associated with investments, to seeking out the advice of a professional, there are plenty of things … Read more
Tucker Carlsons questions are legitimate.. There is no indisputable evidence that Assad Or Putin had anything to do with the Chemical Attacks if indeed they even happened. More proof that they didn’t. https://youtu.be/vWOwStqE-D8 h/t Amartia-
by John Rubino Times have been hard for Wall Street banks lately, what with record amounts of cash pouring in and causing all kinds of bookkeeping headaches. So — big-hearted people that we are — Americans stepped up and helped by lowering the banks’ taxes. From Today’s Wall Street Journal: The Four Biggest U.S. Banks … Read more
by James Hall For those with the practical experience of being an employer, it is well established that in order for an enterprise to survive, profitability is a primary objective. Employing labor is a function of fulfilling a needed task and matching the skills of the worker with the ability of making or running equipment in … Read more
by visualcapitalist When you think about it, the journey of each individual currency note is pretty incredible. After being printed or minted, each bill is then passed between people and businesses to facilitate transactions. If it’s a $1 or $5 bill, it changes hands on average about 110 times per year – and if it’s a … Read more
8 minute video by a good friend of mine who is absolutely sick of the chains that the bankers have put around our feet, hands, and necks. It explains the epic saga, filled with greed, murder, deceit, and betrayal which the bankers have played out on the American people since the inception of this country. … Read more
by Thinker Kratom is a tree native to Southeast Asia that is widely known as ‘nature’s vicodin’. The leaves of the tree can be chewed, made into a tea, or dried and added to capsules that cure anxiety, depression, migraines and many types of chronic pain. The plant acts as both a mild sedative when used … Read more
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Charles Sprague Pearce Lamentations over the Death of the First-Born of Egypt 1877 In Matthew 12:22-28, Jesus tells the Pharisees: Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself will not stand. In 1858, US Senate candidate Abraham Lincoln borrows the line: On June 16, … Read more
by Simon Black In January 1980, the price of gold hit a record high of $850 per ounce. Then it began a nearly two-decade slide. By the summer of 1999, gold hit $250 per ounce– a level not seen since the 1970s. So naturally it was at this point that the British government made the infamously … Read more
From Justin Murray at Mises Wire: Lately, when he isn’t trying to blame China on America’s competitiveness woes, President Donald Trump has become obsessed with the online retailer Amazon. While there’s speculation that Trump is using the reins of government to carry out a personal grudge because Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO, also owns The Washington Post, the more recent obsession is … Read more
by Jim Rickards of Daily Reckoining Liquidity is the ultimate paradox in finance. It’s always there when you don’t need it and never there when you need it most. The reason is crowd behavior, or what mathematicians call hypersynchronicity (a fancy word for everyone doing the same thing at the same time). When markets are calm, no one … Read more
by Martin Armstrong The Atlantic current is slowing down dramatically. A team of scientists says it is the weakest in 1600 years. Naturally, they attribute it to humans who are driving their cars and heating their homes which is melting the ice in Greenland and that is fresh water which is lighter than seawater. They are predicting, of … Read more
via Jim Leaviss As the U.S. yield curve flattened to just 45 bps (2s-10s) last week, we dug out something I wrote back in 2007, in the early days of this blog. A chart that accompanied the blog showed that a) U.S. BBB credit spreads had hit their tightest level for nearly 3 decades and b) that … Read more
by Arkadiusz Sieron of Sunshine Profits Everyone focuses now on the chemical attack in Syria. Meanwhile, the most important turnover in the world remains mostly unnoticed. But we’re on guard. Let’s read our analysis of the key revolution of 2018 and find out the implications for the gold market. Hawks Take Over the Fed Are we going to … Read more
by taking_a_deuce I have different passwords for every website I log into, 2-factor authentication when possible; I thought I knew all the scams and could spot them a mile away. This one still got me. I was meeting a friend at a bar. Two drinks in I got a call from someone identified by my … Read more
by brownbrady A couple involved in a bidding war in April 2017 backed out of a $2.25 million offer after the market dropped a few months later. The seller sold the home at lower price, sued for the difference and won. I think we’re going to see more of these in the coming months. In a … Read more
via Wirepoints: It’s starting to get real. There has been so much ink spilled regarding underfunded pensions and municipal bankruptcies, but outside of so much journalistic hand-wringing, it’s been pretty easy, like with the ever-escalating federal debt, to say, “So what?” None of it seems to matter. None of it seems real. Nothing seems to change … Read more
The Global Economy Is Slowinghttps://t.co/F1wuhNPhRP — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) April 17, 2018 Credit card defaults hit 6 year high. (S&P/Experian Default Index) Credit risk seems abundant. pic.twitter.com/3bsdGSegf1 — Mark Johnston (@CovfefeCapital) April 17, 2018 https://twitter.com/_globalmacro/status/986206993735090176 "60+ day delinquency rate of subprime auto loans has now risen to 5.8%, up from 5.2% a year ago, and … Read more
2018: Uber: Huge Valuation / No CashflowNetflix: Huge Valuation / No CashflowTesla: Huge Valuation / No Cashflow$nflx $tsla #netflix pic.twitter.com/J0qa5wu5MF — Reminiscences of an American Capitalist (@4Awesometweet) April 16, 2018 “#FANG is not a set of four companies. It’s an idea. There are FANG stocks every generation, every decade. Nothing stays on top forever.” “#FANG … Read more
by TFittonJW Now Judicial Watch is asking q’s about whether Mr. Comey is getting special treatment from FBI to use these docs in his book. Someone has to do the heavy lifting for accountability. Judicial Watch sued again today for Comey book docs. We suspect special treatment: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-sues-fbi-comey-book-documents/ Here’s a background vid on our first lawsuit:
