San Francisco Is Dying…

It is suicide. They are doing it to themselves, every day. Liberals do not build, they just destroy. It’s not the only one… Seattle, Detroit, Chicago, and the list goes on. America is dying.     h/t jav  

Take Notice of the Fed’s Big Red Flag

By Lance Gaitan Every six weeks the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets to decide whether a change in policy is needed to coax our economy in the right direction. They wrapped up their latest meeting on Wednesday. When Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivered his policy statement, stocks bounced and Treasury yields fell sharply. (Keep in mind the Fed has a … Read more

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Even though it had potential to (and did) cause a lot of division, the media are gladly compliant whenever they can draw attention away from real issues. And the dumbed down morons of Reddit twitter and the like couldn’t care less as their content to see their agenda consistently on the front page.     … Read more

COLORADO FLOODING begins next week..ARE YOU READY?

We have an incredibly large snow pack in western Colorado with a very warm spell headed our way. Way too warm for this early and it looks like all week. People have no idea what’s about to happen here. I will be documenting the events daily on my youtube channel…stay tuned! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-MdVOJnPWk&t=2s US Government Warns … Read more

Five important stories we’re paying attention to

by Simon Black Last week we started a new feature in Notes from the Field– a Friday roll-up of bizarre, often overlooked stories that my team and I think are worth following with great interest. Based on the positive feedback we received from last week’s article, we thought we’d continue the trend. So here are a few important … Read more

The U.S. Economy Is In Big Trouble

Via Investment Dynamics Research “You’ve really seen the limits of monetary and fiscal policy in its ability to extend out a long boom period.” – Josh Friedman, Co-Chairman of Canyon Partners (a “deep value,” credit-driven hedge fund) The Fed’s abrupt policy reversal says it all. No more rate hikes (yes, one is “scheduled” for 2020 but … Read more

MARTIN FELDSTEIN: The Debt Crisis Is Coming Soon: To avoid economic distress, the government has to reduce future entitlement spending.

via WSJ: The most dangerous domestic problem facing America’s federal government is the rapid growth of its budget deficit and national debt. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the deficit this year will be $900 billion, more than 4% of gross domestic product. It will surpass $1 trillion in 2022. The federal debt is now … Read more

MAG: Why are 2020 Dems so weird? Candidate offers history of sexual conquests… Rendell Sounds Alarm on Election

MAG: Why are 2020 Dems so weird?  I wish I could say that the worst thing about John Hickenlooper’s CNN town hall on Wednesday night was the part where he talked about watching Deep Throat with his mom. The former governor of Colorado, who is one of roughly 173 declared candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, explained … Read more

Jeffrey Gundlach: “It Feels Eerily like ‘07”

(Reuters) – The Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on raising interest rates could backfire by creating uncertainty in the economy and hurt the U.S. central bank’s credibility, Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, said on Thursday. “This U-Turn – on nothing fundamentally changing – is unprecedented,” Gundlach said in a telephone interview. “Three months ago, … Read more

White House Correspondent: “No More Indictments coming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller, @abc source now claims. @CNN”

BREAKING: No More Indictments coming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller, @abc source now claims. @CNN — Ross Palombo (@RossPalombo) March 21, 2019 WASHINGTON — The White House, Congress, and the American public are all still waiting for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to complete his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Mueller’s team has … Read more

Hanson Advisers: Massive House Price Growth Deceleration; A Brick Wall

via mhanson: Amazing Housing Data… RedFin puts out a monthly home sales report, which contains a lot of great data. The chart below shows Feb 2018 year-over-year price growth, which was off the charts, compared to Feb 2019 year-over-year growth, which was very weak. This y/y growth deceleration is staggering, especially in the high-flying regions. Very … Read more

US Manufacturing PMI Plunges To 21-Month Lows, Services Slump

via Zerohedge: Following February’s very mixed picture (Services soared, Manufacturing tumbled), PMIs were expected to revert modestly in March (especially following this morning’s collapse in German PMI). However, just like Germany, US Services and Manufacturing PMIs dropped notably more than expected: US Manufacturing PMI prints 52.0, down from 53.0 (and expectations of 53.5) – 21-month low … Read more

How to assess a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)?

by independenttrader Investing in real estate is usually associated with buying, renting and sale of the given property. It is a process that usually requires a lot of time and significant financial outlay. In reality however, investors have at their disposal a solution that makes it easier to get an exposure to the real estate market. … Read more

New York City Heading for Bankruptcy

by Martin Armstrong They continually try to force socialism upon society so a few can live off of other people’s money. The problem is that capital can flee, as we have just witnessed with Amazon bailing out of New York City and AOC calling it a victory for the little people because they will not … Read more