Month: May 2021

Hillary Clinton Just Made Huge Fool Of Herself

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Hillary Clinton on Biden's first 100 days: "I give [Biden] an 'A' and I'm a hard grader… he has once again embodied and modeled what a president should act like in the Oval Office, in the White House, in the world at large." pic.twitter.com/RopNQZAA34 — The Hill (@thehill) May 2, 2021 https://populist.press/hillary-clinton-just-made-huge-fool-of-herself/ WAIT, THE PRESS … Read more

Gift Cards: A Scammer’s Best Friend

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From Birch Gold Group You might think a gift card should be something you just can’t put a negative spin on. While the recipient might not always be perfectly content with the available choice of the store or what can be purchased, gift cards have long served as a ubiquitous token of appreciation. They’re given out … Read more

Figures of Speech: 40 Ways to Improve your Writing

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by visualcapitalist View the high resolution of this infographic by clicking here. Figurative speech plays an important role in our ability to communicate with one another. It helps create compelling narratives, and evoke emotion in readers. With this in mind, this periodic table graphic by Visual Communication Guy groups the 40 different figures of speech into two distinct categories—schemes … Read more

In March 2021, the yield on a 10 year U.S. Treasury note averaged 1.61 percent. This forecast is for it to fall to 1.30 percent by November 2021

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https://www.statista.com/statistics/247565/monthly-average-10-year-us-treasury-note-yield-2012-2013/ Mainstream consensus is 1.9% (if not 2.2%!) My own belief is sub-zero in August or Q4. In 1990 a multi-year downtrend began, ending in 1993. Also 2000 – 2003 and 2007 – 2012. All three episodes had “pauses” in the middle. I suspect Q1, Q2 are that pause. Possibly with Q3 as part of … Read more

Southwestern states preparing to cope with first ever water emergency

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/facing-a-colorado-river-shortage-arizona-prepares-for-the-pain-of-water-cutbacks/ar-BB1gehC4 With the Colorado River’s largest reservoir just 38% full and declining toward the threshold of a first-ever shortage, Arizona water officials convened an online meeting this week to outline how the state will deal with water cutbacks, saying the reductions will be “painful” but plans are in place to lessen the blow for affected … Read more

SPX P/E ratio at a level last seen during the late irrational exuberance period.

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$SPX P/E ratio at a level last seen during the late irrational exuberance period. The rest is history. @markets pic.twitter.com/5DDBdrAKAz — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) May 1, 2021 Vigilance required. A plethora of E/wedges. No room for complacency . No room for ignorance. No room for rent. pic.twitter.com/dz8VdIGlBy — The Great Martis (@great_martis) May 1, … Read more

Violent Criminal Gangs Become More Powerful Each Day as Venezuela Crumbles

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by J.G. Martinez Violent criminal gangs are running more than half of Venezuela. Some people know how messed up Venezuela is these days. Having lived there for decades, I have a better understanding of why. Until there is a return to democracy, however, I can’t fully disclose the reasons.  Recently a shooting incident left several officers and civilians injured … Read more

CULTURE OF CORRUPTION: Powerful teachers union influenced CDC on school reopenings, emails show.

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The American Federation of Teachers lobbied the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on, and even suggested language for, the federal agency’s school-reopening guidance released in February. The powerful teachers union’s full-court press preceded the federal agency putting the brakes on a full re-opening of in-person classrooms, emails between top CDC, AFT and White House … Read more

FLASHBACK: Democrats say Black lives matter but it’s becoming clear they only matter sometimes, which explains why Democrats blocked Tim Scott’s justice reform bill.

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Do Black lives matter to Democrats? As Tim Alberta recently reported, a lot of Black voters think the answer is no. That may explain why the Democrats are blocking the GOP justice reform bill in the Senate: With Black voters already discouraged, Democrats don’t want them to get the idea that Republicans may have something to offer. Alberta’s reporting, in … Read more

BLM-Antifa Target Restaurant in Louisville, At Least One Protester Is Armed – Patron Pulls a Pistol!

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BLM-Antifa Rioters Target Upscale Restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky, At Least One Protester Is Armed! – Restaurant Patron Pulls a Pistol! …The patrons were having none of it as they faced the mob and taunted them like, ‘Come on, Let’s go!” https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/05/blm-antifa-rioters-target-upscale-restaurant-louisville-kentucky-heroic-patrons-refuse-bow-tell-mob-bring-go/ The group is walking on the sidewalk, past police. pic.twitter.com/26wLPQbAKl — Hayes Gardner (@HayesGardner) … Read more

Federal Reserve’s Bizarre Mortgage-backed Securities (MBS) Purchase Strategy With Ultra-low Available Housing Inventory (Housing Bubble Preservation?)

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by confoundedinterest17 Chairman Powell, tell me why The Federal Reserve is buying so much agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS) while there is a dearth of available housing inventory? Especially when home prices are growing at 12.2% year-over-year? Mortgage rates were already falling starting in December 2018, but started rising again in 2021 …until March when they began falling … Read more