Dave Janda interviewed on X22 Report Spotlight Dave Janda says the Deep State is about to be taken down, and Janda gives an important update on all of the latest progress being made to do just that. You won’t want to miss this interview embedded in its entirety below:
by northmantrader The $DJIA got to within 3% of all time highs yesterday. Quite the feat from being down 20% off the highs just 9 weeks ago. Credit where credit is due: Jawboning works. From the Fed’s 180 turnaround on policy to the constant carrot dangling of a supposed imminent China trade deal this rally has … Read more
by these-things-happen The Internal Revenue Service announced that interest rates will remain the same for the calendar quarter beginning April 1, 2019. The rates are: • six (6) percent for individual overpayments (refunds) • six (6) percent for individual underpayments (balance due) Under the Internal Revenue Code, the rate of interest is determined on … Read more
by chartr Very similar charts have been made in the past, such as this one. I thought I’d give it a refresh and also include some of the more personally nostalgic ones like Bebo! Data: Google Search Trends. Tool: Excel.
by David Haggith In my last article, “The Bears Have it Right: Economy went Polar Opposite of Bullish Predictions,” I laid out my first prediction for 2019 — a recession by summer. I don’t want the following revelations and facts that I have since come across to get lost in comments I recently posted to that … Read more
by howmuch Tax season is in full swing, and it’s fair to wonder what you’re getting for all your money. It turns out for people living in most states, the federal government is spending a lot more than it’s receiving in tax revenue. 40 out of 50 states are getting more, sometimes a lot more, … Read more
via MarketWatch: The Tax Policy Center estimates how many people paid no federal individual income taxes in 2018 Tax-filing season has begun. Americans have until April 15 to file their income taxes. There’s been some good news for workers over the last year: Unemployment hovers at 3.9% and average hourly earnings rose by 3.2% on the year in December. … Read more
via businessinsider: Italy faces a fresh budget fight just months after ending a near six-month saga surrounding spending, after media reports in the country suggested the coalition government could move to raise taxes. Government officials moved to squash the rumors. Finance Minister Giovanni Tria described those responsible for reports of higher taxes as “follies and speculations.” … Read more
by TFittonJW Judicial Watch pushing hard against the coup: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-sues-for-coup-documents/
by Lance Roberts The market is downright bullish. There is little reason to argue the point given the bullish trend since the December 24th lows. Of course, such is not surprising given the Fed’s dovish turn from tightening monetary policy to quietly putting the “punch bowl” back on the table. But yet, this rally is occurring at a … Read more