IWB by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) Dear Friend of GATA and Gold: What is the “soul” of money. In a speech last month to Goethe University’s Institute for Law and Finance in Frankfurt, Germany, the general manager of …
By Lance Roberts “This time is different.” Those are words usually uttered at the peak of bull markets throughout history for stock market investors. However, this time is likely different when it comes to the Fed and their current view …
by Martin Armstrong Remember two weeks ago when President Joe Biden called Fox News reporter Peter Doocy a “stupid son of a b****” for asking about inflation? “Will you take questions on inflation then?” Doocy asked. “Do you think inflation …
by Martin Armstrong The price of living in America is completely unsustainable. Inflation soared in January by 7.5%, marking the fastest pace of price gains since February 1982 when the index reached 7.6%. Secretary Psaki attempted to do damage control …
The White House has reportedly called on the Canadian government to employ “federal powers” to shut down trucker Covid-19 protests in Ottawa and elsewhere, offering the “full support” of the US Department of Homeland Security. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) reported on Thursday that members of the …
Inflation is out of control, Fed has to do something. Emergency rate hike incoming…. Market will meltdown https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/boardmeetings/20220214closed.htm US Fed to hold Emergency "closed door" meeting on 14th February. By classifying it as closed door,@federalreserve may be meaning to withold …
by Veenendaler Ontario court freezes access to donations for truckers’ protest from GiveSendGo! OTTAWA — The Ontario government says it has successfully petitioned a court to freeze access to millions of dollars donated through online fundraising platform GiveSendGo to the …
by Michael Snyder I warned you that inflation was going to get worse. On Thursday, we learned that the consumer price index was 7.5 percent higher in January than it was a year ago. We are being told that this …
BY JOHN RUBINO Today’s inflation report was, by any measure, horrific. 7% in a country where 2% was, until recently, the upper end of the government’s target range, pretty much guarantees some kind of aggressive response from the Fed (or the bond or …
by Chris Black Current children are the only (living) generation that will perceive experiencing life via an avatar as ‘normal.’ Thus, they are to be inducted as early as possible. (Babies will be blockchained from the womb through the mother’s …
by Chris Black People like to blame China for the quality of the product. The Chinese make things to the specifications that the US companies asks for. You can get phenomenal product from China if you spec quality (iPhones for …
by Chris Black BOOM goes the Bullard *BULLARD FAVORS FIRST HALF-POINT U.S. RATE INCREASE SINCE 2000*BULLARD: SHOULD BE OPEN TO CONSIDERING INTER-MEETING INCREASE*FED'S BULLARD FAVORS 100 BPS INTEREST-RATE INCREASES BY JULY 1 Huge @business exclusive interview. — Brian Chappatta (@BChappatta) February 10, 2022 …
by Chris Black pop quiz: what happens at the end of every Fed tightening cycle pic.twitter.com/wummqlAoKe — zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 10, 2022 A big rate hike when China just injected ONE TRILLION into their economy ???? Makes as much sense …
by Michael Snyder Everybody pretty much agrees that public education in the United States is in a really bad place right now. Test scores are falling, graduation rates in many of our largest cities are depressingly low, and there is …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJPb86zVf2A Stocks are entering the final melt-up stage, says David Hunter, a contrarian macro strategist with 40+ years experience on Wall Street. He expects the S&P to hit 6,000. But after a euphoric rise, he expects an epic downturn, the …
Via International Man Notice the question posed above mentions implementers, not supporters. The latter consists of, what? 95% of the electorate? We can document that some 2/3 of the voters favor a minimum wage of $15. It is my estimate …
by: Stefan Gleason Geopolitical tensions are casting a pall over the Olympics in China amid rising fears of war with Russia. As nations prepare for conflict, investors should brace for potential fallout in asset markets. Both China and Russia play …
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Candice Bergen, the new interim conservative leader, now showing her true colors. She now states “It’s time to remove the trucks” and let the politicians do there job and try to stop the mandates politically. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO …
by confoundedinterest17 As expected, US inflation surged from 7.0% in December to 7.5% in January. REAL average weekly earnings growth YoY fell to -3.1%. Energy prices YoY lead the wage (fuel oil UP 46.5% YoY). Used cars and trucks UP 40.5%. …
Via The Rutherford Institute “The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it’s profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull …
This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group The effective Federal Reserve funds rate (the EFFR) has been sitting at virtually zero for a long time now. It feels a little strange to think about …
by Shaun Richards This morning has seen another stage in the inflation journey. This has over the past 24 hours seen a couple of stages. First came the rumours that the US CPI numbers would be below expectations. Note they …
Two of your social media apps could be collecting a lot of data on you — and you might not like what one of them is doing with it. That’s according to a recent study, published last month by mobile …
Once in TV journalism there were people called assignment editors and news directors. Among their responsibilities was to instruct reporters and camera crews which stories they were to cover that day. Their choices were based on several factors that included …
