Disneyland Will Reopen April 30th

After over a full year of closure, Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure will return on April 30th, 2021. Disney CEO Bob Chapek announced the reopening date today on CNBC. He had indicated that a date would be announced soon at a recent shareholder meeting. Because theme park capacity will be significantly limited to comply … Read more

Heads up across the South!! “HIGH RISK & Exceptionally Rare” Americans in path of dangerous severe weather.

At least 17 states and more than 100 million Americans at risk across the United States this week. Severe thunderstorms will erupt each day through Thursday across parts of the southern U.S., with the greatest threat and potential for tornadoes Wednesday, lasting well into the nighttime hours, and Thursday. All facets of severe weather ranging … Read more

What Interest Rate Triggers The Next Crisis?

by Michael Lebowitz What Interest Rate Triggers The Next Crisis? The Ten-year U.S. Treasury note yields 1.61%. 10-year high-quality corporate bonds yield 2.09%. The rate on a 30-year mortgage is 3.05%. Despite recent increases, interest rates are hovering near historic lows.  We do not use the word “historic” lightly. By “historic,” we refer to the … Read more

Top filmmakers dropping bomb on major Biden scandal

Chi-Com-Backed Confucius Institute Rebrands to Avoid Scrutiny The China-backed Confucius Institute is rebranding to avoid public scrutiny into its work disseminating propaganda to thousands of American students. United States government oversight and faculty pushback have curtailed the influence of the Confucius Institute, which has dwindled from 103 college branches in 2017 to just 51 today. … Read more

Texas AG says more than $29 million in unpaid electric bills will be forgiven as he sues Griddy Energy

The Texas attorney general says a lawsuit he filed against the energy company Griddy will keep about 24,000 Texans from having to pay $29.1 million in unpaid bills related to last month’s winter storms. “My office sued Griddy Energy, under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, to hold them accountable for their escalation of last month’s winter storm … Read more

IRS Delays Tax Deadline by a Month

The IRS is postponing the tax filing deadline to May 17 from April 15, the agency said Wednesday. That will give taxpayers more time to file tax returns and settle bills. The IRS and Treasury Department will postpone the April 15 tax-filing deadline to May 17, the agencies announced Wednesday. “This continues to be a … Read more

Market keeps assuming the Fed is going to make moves off of their forecasts. They’re done with that, they know their forecasts suck. The new Fed policy is wait until something happens then hike rates or end QE.

https://twitter.com/GreekFire23/status/1372247867214204932 Fed Projects Inflation at 2.4% in 2021, Up From Earlier 1.8% Estimate — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) March 17, 2021 FED WILL CONTINUE TO INCREASE BOND PURCHASES BY AT LEAST $80 BLN/MONTH OF TREASURIES AND $40 BLN/MONTH OF MBS UNTIL 'SUBSTANTIAL FURTHER PROGRESS' MADE ON MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT AND PRICE STABILITY GOALS — First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) … Read more

It’s a MIRACLE! Biden Advisor Just PRAISED Trump on Live TV

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PyGYtK2gB4 Kyle Becker from Trending Politics reports, It seems almost impossible in America’s hyper-partisan political environment that anyone working under the Democratic presidency would give credit to the prior Trump administration. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://trendingpolitics.com/watch-biden-adviser-give-trump-credit-for-great-thing-he-did-for-the-american-people-knab/

The Everything Bubble Burst! Stocks, Housing And Bond Markets Will Collapse Simultaneously

The Everything Bubble never seemed so close to explode. The stock market crash, the housing bubble burst, and the bond price collapse are likely to happen simultaneously, causing an astronomical blowup that will certainly trigger the next financial crisis. Throughout the past year, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policies managed to expand multiple bubbles at the … Read more

A just released Bank of America survey of fund managers shows the risk that 220 panelists surveyed fear most is higher than expected inflation.

A just released Bank of America survey of fund managers shows the risk that 220 panelists surveyed fear most is higher than expected #inflation. This contradicts Fed Chair Powell’s claim that inflation expectations remain well anchored at 2%. We’re adrift in a sea of inflation. A just released Bank of America survey of fund managers … Read more

Taibbi Asks: Without Trump, Is A “Depression In Television” Coming?

Authored by Matt Taibbi via TK News Variety just published a graph that should horrify cable news executives: Yikes. https://t.co/dTwyOEI6ue pic.twitter.com/Zel6erjzrj — Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) March 12, 2021 This data, showing significant declines in all of the major primetime cable news shows, came in a piece called, “Cable News Ratings Begin To Suffer Trump Slump.” Gavin … Read more

Stock March Madness – Who you got?

by Matthew Levy, CFA Prepare yourself. March Madness could be here. No, I’m not talking about the college basketball tourney either. Stocks will be hanging onto Jay Powell’s every word and every breath on Wednesday (Mar. 17) and scrutinize his thoughts on interest rates and inflation. Pretty much, we’re the Fed’s hostages until this thing gets … Read more

UN Sustainable Development Goals: How Companies Stack Up

by visualcapitalist Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing witnessed a breakthrough year in 2020 with the most fund inflows on record. Importantly, for companies that are judged according to ESG metrics, one way to track their progress is through their alignment to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Established in 2012, the UN SDGs are a … Read more

Anyone wondering why JPMorgan Chase & Wells Fargo are holding stimulus checks until March 17, look no further than this. Each bank makes around

Anyone wondering why JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are holding stimulus checks until March 17, look no further than this. Each bank makes around $5,000,000 per day on overdraft fees. Since this is getting some attention, I’ll just say: 1. Banks, take a hard look at your overdraft fees and policies 2. Please keep wearing … Read more

100 million Americans in path of dangerous severe weather, tornado outbreak

AccuWeather forecasters warn that a dangerous severe weather outbreak could put at least 17 states and more than 100 million Americans at risk across the United States this week. Severe thunderstorms will erupt each day through Thursday across parts of the southern U.S., with the greatest threat and potential for tornadoes Wednesday, lasting well into … Read more