Month: February 2021

Court Docs Show FBI Can Intercept Encrypted Messages From Deep State-Backed ‘Signal’ App

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Recent court documents have indicated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) possesses a tool allowing them to access encrypted messages on the Signal app. Signal has rapidly gained in popularity as Silicon Valley monopolists have grown more openly hostile to free speech, but the platform may be vulnerable to backdoors that undermine the privacy … Read more

Absolutely unreal. The first Bitcoin municipal in the United States

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WOW! Miami Mayor @FrancisSuarez just got Miami into Bitcoin. – Employees paid in BTC– Residents pay fees in BTC– Taxes in BTC– City Treasury in BTC Absolutely unreal. The first Bitcoin municipal in the United States 🔥 pic.twitter.com/zv7rM7C39B — Anthony Pompliano 🌪 (@APompliano) February 12, 2021 Bitcoin is now already worth as much as about … Read more

There really isn’t a “normal” market. Things change, something odd is always happening. But this, this is something else.

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There really isn't a "normal" market. Things change, something odd is always happening. But this, this is something else. pic.twitter.com/mfK9uf56Fp — SentimenTrader (@sentimentrader) February 11, 2021 Excellent analysis from DB/SG and @johnauthers – on the historic Black Swan in Stocks: 1) Shorting high short-interest Stocks was profitable for 20 years – now ALL gains were … Read more

BNY Mellon to offer bitcoin services, a validation of crypto from a key bank in the financial system

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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/11/bny-mellon-to-offer-bitcoin-services-a-validation-of-crypto-from-a-key-bank-in-the-financial-system.html Bank of New York Mellon, the nation’s oldest bank, said Thursday that it will begin financing bitcoin and other digital currencies. The custody bank will eventually allow digital currencies to pass through the same financial network it currently uses for more traditional holdings like U.S. Treasury bonds and equities after months of analysis of … Read more

The US has 20.4 million people receiving unemployment benefits — a sign of ongoing hardship and lack of job opportunities.

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NEWS: The US has 20.4 million people receiving unemployment benefits — a sign of ongoing hardship and lack of job opportunities. 1.1 million *new* unemployment applications were filed last week (UI + PUA) as job losses continue. Nearly 5 million are on long-term unemployment pic.twitter.com/FR9IJ917vY — Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) February 11, 2021

People are talking about this

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people out here always asking "wheres inflation wheres inflation"… but when is someone going to ask "HOWS inflation" 🥲🥲🥲 — brian cheung (@bcheungz) February 11, 2021 Underlying Inflation Gauge: January Update: contained pic.twitter.com/wQmyFcZp8O — Antonio Pérez-Algás (@apanalis) February 11, 2021  

People will face 10 year prison sentence in the UK for lying about their whereabouts upon arrival into the country

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BREAKING: Anybody attempting to conceal that they’ve been in a country on the government’s red list in the 10 days before arriving in the UK will face a prison sentence of up to 10 years says Matt Hancock. Watch talkRADIO LIVE ► https://t.co/38QrdgGEXV pic.twitter.com/Daa9GKx8Pj — Talk (@TalkTV) February 9, 2021 UK COVID POLICE STATE: Travelers … Read more

A Market Crash AND High Inflation?

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by Adam Taggart Imagine for a moment that the price of all your investments — your stocks, your retirement portfolio, your house — suddenly drop in half this year. Now imagine that on top of that inflation suddenly picks up, making your cost of living skyrocket. That would be pretty awful, right? Well, this might not be … Read more

Is the Market Divorced from Reality? with Michele ‘Mish’ Schneider

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from Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival Network Six straight days of advancing indexes and today the market gapped up and now has reversed. The Fed has said they’re going to keep the ball rolling. Everyone wants to be right. In terms of fundamentals, Michele ‘Mish’ Schneider sees hopefulness, but has no problem with letting the price dictate. Is it … Read more