Month: February 2021

Robinhood raked in $700 million by backstabbing users on behalf of hedge funds

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by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) After blocking retail investors from purchasing any more GameStop (GME) stock last week, the Robinhood trading app was caught funneling nearly $700 million into its coffers from the sale of private user data to wealthy hedge funds. As GME share prices rose to nearly $500 a piece last week, Robinhood blatantly interfered … Read more

Analysing Institutional Investor Transactions

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by jomarca23 Hi all, I came up with a good way to extract institutional investor transactions using Python from an API in order to analyse if investors are buying or selling stocks in a particular company. For example, below table is the outcome showing the transactions performed by institutional investors since the 11th of February … Read more

2,382,119 customers without power right now in Texas

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each “customer” can represent one person, or a business, or a family. many people impacted. https://poweroutage.us/ Will update numbers in this post as day goes on – 6:15 EST – 1,678,700 6:30 EST – 1,834,260 6:57 EST – 2,068,765 7:47 EST – 2,382,119 Oregon has had over 200,000 customers without power for at least a … Read more

DEMOCRATS DON’T CARE: Biden shutting Dakota Access pipeline would cause food prices to spike. They think food should be more expensive already.

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President Biden shutting down the Dakota Access pipeline would result in Americans paying higher prices at the supermarket, according to experts. The Biden administration will decide the fate of the Dakota Access pipeline, which was approved by former President Donald Trump in 2017 after being denied by former President Barack Obama, following a court-ordered environmental review. More than … Read more

Robinhood, Too-Big-To-Fail, and Naked Short Selling

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by interestingstuff6 Q. Have you heard the term “pay for hold”? A. Yes. Q. What’s your understanding of what that is in relation to locates? A. I think it’s borderline illegal, but allegedly some firms would try to preborrow the stock before they actually did it so if they wanted to short the stock the borrow would be there.” … Read more

CNN thinks Hong Kong is in South America

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American news network CNN made the embarrassing mistake of relocating Hong Kong – to South America. The geographical error was made on a picture used to illustrate a news story on China’s outbreak of deadly hornets. And the presenter is none the wiser as she completes her piece to camera. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/video-cnn-use-graphic-showing-2349565.amp?fbclid=IwAR3HEMhOoKhRDo2TpHTR-Pj5plXgWQ1UaNGCzUV_slUzSnoruo278gw1Geo

Investing in Employee Satisfaction: Why It Matters

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Building a powerful company is impossible without a team of loyal, dedicated, and motivated employees. When employees derive satisfaction from their work and are happy with how the company treats them, they perform better. Various studies have shown that employee satisfaction is intrinsically linked with performance, productivity, and team cohesion. What do successful business owners, … Read more

Minneapolis releases $6.4mn to police to hire new recruits, as depleted force struggles with soaring crime

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The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously to give police an extra $6.4 million in funding to hire new officers amid a steep increase in violent crime. Dozens of officers quit or went on leave after the George Floyd protests. Police called on lawmakers to boost their budget, citing a lack of officers to deal with … Read more

The Establishment’s Bitcoin Psyop

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By Chris Black Everything is a psyop nowadays, isn’t it folks? The story of Bitcoin is very interesting. Initially, Bitcoin was released into the wild with a noble mission: to make the financial system obsolete and to bring power to the people, or something along these lines. With Bitcoin they claimed, you can evade NWO’s … Read more

Face masks Harm Children

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In the first study of its kind, we now know that masks hurt kids Impairments include: Irritability (60%), headache (53%), difficulty concentrating (50%), less happiness (49%), (42%), impaired learning (38%) & drowsiness or fatigue (37%) https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-124394/v1   h/t ScreenExtension

Myanmar security forces fired to disperse protesters outside a power plant in the northern state of Kachin. Near total internet shutdown!

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https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1361030181293539329   #BREAKING #Myanmar security forces fired to disperse protesters outside a power plant in the northern state of Kachin, although it was not clear if they were using rubber bullets or live fire: Reuters — Guy Elster גיא אלסטר (@guyelster) February 14, 2021 The U.S. Embassy in Myanmar has released a statement signed by … Read more

Brazil Minister tells WEF – “I’m not a great fan of … Great Reset”

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by Martin Armstrong https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Brazil-WEF.mp4?_=1 Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ernesto Araujo stresses the importance of freedom which is absent from the BigTech monopoly that has been forming. He added that he’s not a fan of the great reset, telling World Economic Forum (WEF) President Børge Brende that freedom and democracy are missing on the agenda, … Read more

The World Needs a Gold-Backed Deutsche Mark

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by Patrick Barron via Mises The seeds of sound-money destruction were sown at the 1944 Bretton Woods Conference, which established that US dollars could be held as central bank reserves and were redeemable for gold by the US Treasury at thirty-five dollars an ounce. This was the so-called gold exchange standard, but only foreign central banks and some multinational … Read more

Putin’s Warnings at the World Economic Forum

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by Martin Armstrong Putin’s speech at the World Economic Forum was quite insightful. He said that we “are seeing a crisis of the previous models and instruments of economic development. Social stratification is growing stronger both globally and in individual countries. We have spoken about this before as well. But this, in turn, is causing today a … Read more