Month: September 2019

by NOFAKE Moments ago, an anti-tank missile was fired from Lebanon towards a community in northern Israel. Details to follow. pic.twitter.com/LhkdtwJEGW — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) September 1, 2019 #IDF artillery firing towards #Lebanon — Aleph א (@no_itsmyturn) September 1, 2019   fire currently burning on the northern border of #Israel due to the attack. Unconfirmed … Read more

by Michael Snyder Hurricane Dorian is already setting all sorts of records, and it hasn’t even reached the United States yet.  As I write this article, this “lawnmower from the sky” is ripping through the Bahamas with immense fury.  The east coast could potentially be the next target, and widespread evacuations have already been ordered … Read more

by whatthefx Not many people like to talk about bear markets, especially not when the more emotive terms such as “Stock market crash” are used. It’s often looked upon as fear mongering, and sensationalism. Preparation is practical, though. ​ This post is not intended to be fear mongering. In fact I want to discuss ways … Read more

Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Market Review & Update Really! Another week of nowhere? This is the same chart from last week, updated, but here is the salient point. “This has been an impossible market to effectively trade as rhetoric between the White House, the Fed, and China has reached a fevered pitch.” Don’t … Read more

Pelosi and Steyer working together over many years, was Trump impeachment funded by the failed high speed rail. Trump continues to hit Comey’s character letting the people know that he broke laws and violated FBI policies. JW forces [HRC] to testify, the judge ordered it. Flynn no evidence produced, prosecutors withheld exculpatory evidence. Nunes files … Read more

by Charles Hugh-Smith What happens when these monstrous speculative bubbles pop? Let’s start by stipulating that if I’d taken a gummit job right out of college, I could have retired 19 years ago. Instead, I’ve been self-employed for most of the 49 years I’ve been working, and I’m still grinding it out at 65. By the … Read more