Andrew Moran: Hard To Protect Yourself With Negative Interest Rates

Andrew Moran (visit AndrewMoran.net) Economics Correspondent at Liberty Nation and author of The War On Cash, interviewed by Mike Manwell of Silver Doctors Today’s guest, Andrew Moran, shares his thoughts on the economy and why it will get harder in the days ahead for savers to protect themselves from NIRP/ZIRP. During our discussion Andrew shares his thoughts on the recent trade deal, … Read more

On First Day Of Senate Impeachment Trial, Adam Schiff Demands President Trump Be Found Guilty As He Tries To Take Control Of Proceedings

by Geoffrey Grider House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff argued on Tuesday that a refusal by the Senate to agree to Democrats’ demand to allow new witnesses and evidence in the impeachment trial without a vote would deem President Donald Trump guilty regardless of the verdict. The Democrats had all the time they wanted to conduct their … Read more

Why Trump Can’t Retreat From The Middle East

By Editorial Dept If America doesn’t need Saudi oil anymore, why is it still wooing crown princes, especially when American public opinion isn’t really on board? A Business Insider poll from September 2019 showed that, on the best of days, only one in five Americans viewed Saudi Arabia as a U.S. ally–even fresh off an attack on Saudi … Read more

Disinfection scenes from new China virus video looks scary

https://twitter.com/coolstuffcheap/status/1219747063153483777 Like something from Chernobyl https://twitter.com/L0gg0l/status/1219769338900746241 VIRUS… CASE IN WASHINGTON STATE… Beijing imposes quasi-quarantine… Temperature checks, extra cleaning at airports… Medics Scanning Passengers… Antibiotics don’t work… AC

Question: Boeing 737 Max computers run on what processor?

by mark000 ANSWER: Intel 286, created way back in 1982 https://www.palisadeshudson.com/2019/07/is-ancient-silicon-the-root-of-boeings-problems/ The 80286 is a microprocessor that was two generations obsolete in personal computers before my recently married daughter was born. And it may be a big part of the reason why Boeing’s difficulties getting the MAX back in the air seem to keep snowballing. … Read more

Conor McGregor praises POTUS as possibly the greatest American president of all time

President Donald Trump congratulated Irish mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor for his dramatic UFC victory on Saturday after the champion praised him as possibly the greatest American president of all time. “Congratulations on your big UFC WIN!” Trump wrote on Twitter, highlighting McGregor’s praise of him as “quite possibly” the greatest American president of … Read more

WHO article for doctors explains in full detail the symptoms and how to treat patients with the new Coronavirus. [10 page PDF]

by mark000 https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/coronaviruse/clinical-management-of-novel-cov.pdf?sfvrsn=bc7da517_2 Remarks: nCoV may present with mild,moderate, or severe illness; the latter includes severe pneumonia, ARDS, sepsis and septic shock. Early recognition of suspected patients allows for timely initiation of IPC (see Table 2). Early identification of those with severe manifestations(see Table 2)allows for immediate optimized supportive care treatments and safe, rapid admission(or referral)to intensive care … Read more

We’re witness to historic developments across global financial markets extending far beyond an equities melt-up.

via creditbubblebulletin ETF.com: “…Investors kept plowing money into U.S.-listed ETFs. A cool $13.4 billion flowed into the space during the week…, sending year-to-date inflows to $35.2 billion, well ahead of year-ago levels of $8.4 billion.” Bloomberg: “Global currency volatility has dropped to the lowest level ever recorded.” Bloomberg: “Bond managers are starting to contemplate the prospect … Read more

Cannatech Companies Taking Over The Market

There aren’t many industries out there that are unaffected by the impact of technology. The cannabis industry, in particular, is constantly evolving and finding new and innovative ways to do things. From the planting to the cultivation, harvesting, packaging, sales, and the general mode of doing things are quickly changing. Some organizations have realized the … Read more

Robert Epstein posts “cryptic tweet” after his wife dies in car accident

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEPTepOQSYI Recently Robert Epstein, the well known psychologist, known for testifying against Google, has made a very cryptic tweet on Twitter. In the tweet he states the a government attorney general told him after he testified: “I think you’re going to die in an accident in a few months.” The strange tweet has now made … Read more

There Will Be More Blood In The Oil Industry? McDermott International May File Bankruptcy This Week

McDermott International Inc. https://www.mcdermott.com/ is preparing to file for bankruptcy as soon as next week to address its more than $4 billion debt load, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The Houston-based company, which builds oil platforms and gas-export plants for energy producers, is negotiating a restructuring plan that could see its debt … Read more

We’re Seeing Frothy Stocks

By Harry Dent Here’s an interesting divergence. Just as stocks head straight up since early October into what looks like the final blow-off phase of this bubble, 97% of corporate CFOs see a recession starting by the end of 2020. Tons of Silicon Valley start-ups are looking to go public this year to beat a recession expected … Read more