by thiagobc23 I made this analysis based on responses from last years Kaggle survey, I focused on the three countries with the highest amount of respondents. Here is the hosted notebook, feel free to check the full analysis or play around with the notebook. Source: Kaggle Survey 2018 Tools: Python and Photoshop
Nigel Farage is now speaking out against the globalist, it is time to remove them from power. The globalist do not benefit the people they benefit themselves and their own agenda. The everyday American cannot afford a home, wages have not kept up under the [CB] system. The MSM is pushing their agenda by not … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith If we consider the long term, it’s clear America’s economy and society have been declining for the average household for 50 years. What if the “prosperity” of the past 50 years is mostly a statistical mirage for the bottom 80% of households? What if whatever real gains (adjusted for real-world loss of purchasing … Read more
Brennan and Comey are lashing out at Trump, ammunition is running real low. Nunes is very concerned out Mueller testifying, because Weissman is testifying behind closed doors. Trump is bringing attention the NY, on how they are going after his foundation, they are projecting and he points out that nobody is looking into [HRC] foundation. … Read more
The bigger the rise, the harder the fall. https://t.co/SVEaRyv9tY — Nomi Prins (@nomiprins) July 1, 2019 This month marks the longest period of time the U.S. economy has gone without a recession, just edging past the economic cycle that ended when the dot com bubble burst. Why it matters: This milestone comes at one of the … Read more
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/2020_democratic_presidential_nomination-6730.html
Your student loan servicers — Navient, Nelnet, and FedLoan — pay big bucks to CEOs and lobbyists https://t.co/uMGK8yHC14 pic.twitter.com/HHCMk4PydA — Barry Ritholtz (@Ritholtz) July 1, 2019
by BBMR_95 Source: Our World in Data Tool: RStudio
via Twitter: On top of: -Banking and housing bubbles -Interest rate imbalances -Shrinking current accounts -Declining excess FX reserves -Communist corruption and oppression -Capital flight $USDHKD $USDCNY
via MarketWatch: With the growth in student loans continuing to soar, politicians and borrowers struggling with an issue that’s become both a financial and political problem. Presidential candidates are proposing to cancel student debt and make public college free, state legislators are cracking down on student-loan companies and, recently, government agencies have offered another approach — teaching students and … Read more
global macro data from asia to europe and america in the last 24 hours shows deterioration – the hope for a glorious 2h rebound is so far fantasy — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 2, 2019 JUST IN :#China's caixin manufacturing #PMI slipped into contractionary zone in Jun, at 49.4, prev 50.2, exp 50.1Official data released on … Read more
That’s worrying because the model has been spot on with its predictions of the 2007, 2001, early nineties, early eighties recessions via Forbes: The current U.S. economic expansion turned ten-years-old in June and is poised to become the longest U.S. economic expansion in history in July. Considering all of the threats that the economy has … Read more
The Grauniad: “‘We all suffer’: why San Francisco techies hate the city they transformed.” Though based on the first three paragraphs, there doesn’t appear to be much transformation going on here, except for the addition of e-scooters and Uber: It was a beautiful winter day in San Francisco, and Zoe was grooving to the soundtrack of the … Read more
Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos told film and TV executives big budget projects must be more cost-effective, The Information reported. Netflix is notorious for its massive content spend, but it has said it expects cash burn to peak in 2019. The reported messaging marks a shift in Netflix’s strategy, which has previously justified lower viewership … Read more
by Shaun Richards As we move into July we have been provided with a reminder that the effects of the credit crunch are still with us. That is because the benchmark ten-year yield in France closed for the week in negative territory and is 0% as I type this. It is yet another sign of … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIWghdDXQbQ A UK startup claims to have pioneered the use of artificial intelligence technology to reveal whether you’re lying. It reportedly determines the hidden emotions and subtle reactions of suspects by scanning for facial “micro-expressions.” Already, the company has contacted authorities in India and the United Kingdom. Legal and media analyst Lionel of Lionel Media … Read more
“What’s odd about this is, supposedly he’s only agreed to testify for four hours — but four hours with the House Intelligence Committee and the House Judiciary Committee is not enough time to get everyone’s questions in,” he said. So, who will be left out of asking questions? HMMMM????? There’s more… Mueller refuses to testify behind … Read more
from Zero Hedge It’s official: as of this moment, the US economic expansion is now the longest on record, entering its 121st month since the end of the 2009 recession (which according to the NBER ended in June of that year), and surpassing the previous 120 month record – the March 1991 – March 2001 expansion … Read more
From the Boy Scouts to literature, from the arts to universities: the left ruins everything it touches. Dennis Prager explains.
via techspot: When it comes to privacy, using Google search is not a good idea. When you use their search engine, Google is recording your IP address, search terms, user agent, and often a unique identifier, which is stored in cookies. Here are ten alternatives to Google search: StartPage – StartPage gives you Google search results, but … Read more
By Jared Dillian Trump is the most polarizing figure of all time. If you say something good about him, half of people will hate you. If you say something bad about him, the other half will hate you. It is a no-win situation. So financial writers, myself included, never write about him. But that’s dumb! … Read more
By Patrick Watson Just as an army moves on its stomach, an economy moves on ships, trucks, and planes. They carry the goods whose purchase adds up to growth. Nowadays many goods are digital, delivered electronically. But we still need lots of physical stuff which must travel to the customer. Fewer goods in motion mean … Read more
by independenttrader Crypto market has again started raising strong emotions among investors. It is worth noting, however, that ongoing works on the digital currencies implementation into financial system look equally interesting. What’s next with cryptocurrencies? Previous year brought falling prices among vast majority of cryptocurrencies. The most important of them lost about 80% of their … Read more
