Month: June 2019

by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: You said you are worried about what comes after Trump you mean after the next four years right? There is no way Trump can lose this election right? Thank You S ANSWER: My concern is not a specific time, but who could possibly replace him as a person. There is nobody I know … Read more

by Michael Snyder The global economic slowdown is really starting to accelerate.  Just within the past few days, we have gotten more really awful global manufacturing numbers, the trade war has expanded to more nations, and the Nasdaq has officially entered correction territory.  We have not witnessed this sort of global economic environment since the … Read more

by Michael Snyder It looks like 2019 could be the worst year for U.S. agriculture in modern American history by a very wide margin.  As you will see below, millions upon millions of acres of U.S. farmland will go unused this year due to cataclysmic flooding.  And many of the farmers that did manage to … Read more

Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter My fancy-schmancy FANGMAN index dropped 4.3% today, the most since December 24. It’s a rare moment in recent years that US government regulators are suddenly going after four tech and social media giants simultaneously – Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Apple. These four companies are part of my FANGMAN index that also includes … Read more

via zerohedge: On May 25th, security researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered an unsecured Elastic database associated with an entity in China had exposed 42.5 million records of mostly American dating app users. Fowler noticed an I.P. address, located on a U.S. server with many of the users based in North America. He examined the sever even closer and … Read more

via zerohege: Yesterday, when observing the latest equity fund flows, we showed two striking charts: according to Deutsche Bank, equity funds have now seen outflows of -$132bn YTD and -$237bn since December. This means that outflows over the last 6 months in dollar terms have now been larger than over any prior 6-month period. There was a … Read more

by: Clint Siegner U.S. leaders are demanding the rest of the world recognize economic sanctions and stop buying Iranian oil. The U.K., Germany, France, Russia, China, and India are among the nations who don’t fully support the sanctions and would rather not pay higher prices for oil elsewhere. American officials more and more often resort … Read more

by Troy Trade war news continues to dominate headlines, and the stock market continues to fall with Treasury bond yields. Tech (particularly FANG) massively underperformed other indices today due to anti-trust news. Today’s headlines: Goldman Sachs Bull/Bear Market Indicator is rolling over into a bear market? NASDAQ’s very quick drop into correction territory The collapse … Read more

Sean Hannity: According to Sources the Horowitz IG Report Was Handed Over to AG Bill Barr — May Be Released this Week    

From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest news involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold climbs as Mexico tariffs show no country is safe, gold is the one constant in an age of eroding trust, and how Vietnam chooses bullion over cashless transactions. Gold Climbs as Trump’s Mexico … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZbSUpdUbx0 The fate of a Missouri abortion clinic denounced by the pro-life group Operation Rescue as “the most dangerous abortion facility in America” was in a judge’s hands Friday after state officials refused to back down in their demands that the Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis conform to state regulations or stop providing abortions. … Read more

Trump is in the UK, says Nigel Farage should lead the BREXIT talks. Trump backs no deal BREXIT, EU deal not good. [CB] economy declining quickly, Fed now focuses in on debt, Trump accelerates transition by placing tariffs on India and Australia could be next. Fair trade needs to be established for the transition.  

by Michael Snyder The unusual shaking on the west coast continues to intensify. As you can see from this map, 240 earthquakes have struck the states of California and Nevada over the last 24 hours. Yes, the west coast gets hit by quakes every day, but this is definitely an unusually high number. Fortunately, most of … Read more

Lynette Zang interviewed on Reluctant Preppers Have you been told that the International Monetary Fund (IMF,) which is comprised of 189 of the world’s 196 nations, recently released their Global Financial Stability Report, for the FIRST TIME EVER pegs us at 100% risk level for sovereign debt failure? Lynette Zang, chief research analyst at ITM Trading, returns … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLeUs7XZnMY Trump takes a swipe at CNN, tells AT&T to do something. Assange’s case takes a turn. Schiff tries to get the declass information before it hits the public. Comey is panicking, texts a message then deletes it. Peace coming to Iran. Cover story in NK falls apart. Events being used to clog the news … Read more

by TFittonJW https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-new-strzok-page-emails-reveal-fbi-gave-special-treatment-to-hillary-clintons-demands-for-email-investigation-information-just-before-election/ Celebrating 21 years at Judicial Watch this week. I’ve gotten older, wiser, and larger but Clinton corruption has been a constant.    

Stock price is at $6.64 … about 25 cents away from default .. http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=DB&insttype=Stock     h/t TerraForms

by follyboyz Current exhibit TSLA is in the post A previous Exhibit TSLA: https://imgur.com/1kxwZgR 9:30 am the stock is at $199, 10:58 am it is at $189. They quickly buy, increasing the stock price, then rapidly sell, making the stock price plummet. This has been happening for weeks now, but especially in the last week. And … Read more

via silverdoctors: Since inflation is just too dang low and since tensions around the globe are on the rise, the Fed just might have to cut rates. Here’s why it matters… The Fed is back to doing what it does best – jawboning. This time, in the form of Fed Head Bullard whispering sweet nothings to … Read more