Month: March 2020

UAE CLOSING all SCHOOLS FOR 4 WEEKS

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See new Tweets Conversation Chuniya Chand Chaukhan Flag of India @5thVed #BREAKING: UAE closing all schools for at least 4 weeks due to #coronavirus #BREAKING: UAE closing all schools for at least 4 weeks due to #coronavirus — Chuniya Chand Chaukhan (@5thVed) March 3, 2020 #BREAKING: #UAE suspended schools for one month due to #coronavirus … Read more

IN 2020, HE’S NOT CRAZY ENOUGH FOR THEM: Chris Matthews resigns from MSNBC.

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Chris Matthews resigns from MSNBC. UPDATE: It’s really because he dissed Bernie. The rest is just window dressing. ANOTHER UPDATE: Chris Matthews, MSNBC’s Least Woke Host, Retires Amidst #MeToo Allegations. “The sudden resignation shows the punitive power of a #MeToo movement that has often failed to draw important distinctions between genuinely disturbing behavior and mere boorishness. Moreover, the other … Read more

AS A DEMOCRAT, HOW WRONG DO YOU HAVE TO BE TO HAVE AP POINTING IT OUT?

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Biden, Bloomberg ‘both wrong’ about Trump cutting CDC, NIH funding, AP fact check says. Watch the latest video at foxnews.com The Associated Press is calling out two leading Democratic presidential candidates for what the outlet says were inaccurate comments about the government’s ability to address diseases like the coronavirus. Former Vice President Joe Biden and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg were … Read more

Ray Dalio’s “Big Debt Crises” discusses the correlation between short term Treasuries and stock market tops

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by Power80770M Ray Dalio’s Big Debt Crises (the cover of which looks like the market in the past week) says that the short term Treasury interest rate tends to peak a few months ahead of the stock market peak. Here’s a chart showing 2 year Treasuries vs SPX in the 2000 crash. Ray was right – short term … Read more

Copper is not magnetic, but it interacts with strong magnets in a weird and wonderful way

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Copper is a diamagnetic material. Diamagnetism is a property that all materials have, but it is so weak that we call diamagnetic materials as non-magnetic. What you see here is a strong magnet creating a changing magnetic field near Copper. Since Copper is an excellent conductor, the changing magnetic field induces currents in it. These … Read more