by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan The United States Navy wants to archive 350 billion social media posts in order to conduct “research.” What exactly does the military want to study? “Modes of collective expression.” The Department of the Navy has posted a solicitation …
by Troy The stock market has been choppy over the past 3 weeks, with trade-related sectors and markets much worse-off than the overall U.S. stock market. From a longer term perspective, the U.S. stock market has gone nowhere since 2018. …
by WARREN MOSLER More of same as trade war takes its toll globally: Headline Durable Goods New Orders Declined in April 2019. Inflation Adjusted New Orders Are In Contraction Trump to Democrats: No infrastructure without trade deal On the eve …
CNN Announces Layoffs While Ratings Continue To Plummet. Just a few weeks ago CNN’s Brian Stelter claimed there would be no layoffs but we did see buyouts at CNN. Over 100 employees, even an executive, took the offer to leave …
by FS A U.S. recession probably started in the current quarter. First quarter real GDP growth, 3.2% at annual rates, was temporarily inflated by a jump in inventories, which contributed 0.65 percentage point to growth. This was no doubt unintended …
by axolotl_peyotl via antiwar: As the US prepares to try to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange through extradition, the Justice Department has revealed a new series of charges against him. Assange would face 170 years in US prison if convicted. The new …
Greg Hunter gives The Weekly News Wrap-Up for Friday, May 24th, 2019 Last night, President Trump kicked the Trump-Russian collusion hoax investigation into high gear. Trump ordered “the intelligence community to quickly and fully cooperate with the Attorney General’s investigation into surveillance …
by Dana Lyons Market-leading semiconductor stocks are plunging – is it do or die for this key sector? As the stock market engineered its historic 1st quarter rally off of the December lows, one industries leading the way was the semiconductor stocks. …
DOW longest weekly losing streak since 2011… Stocks rose on Friday, but notched weekly losses as investors worried the U.S.-China trade war is hurting economic growth. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day up 95.22 points at 25,585.69 while the S&P 500 climbed …
by TFittonJW Big Update from Judicial Watch: (Washington, DC) — Judicial Watch announced today it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Department of Justice seeking draft copies of FBI charts containing information on potential “statutory violations” committed by …
by Michael Snyder We haven’t seen stock prices slide like this in a long time, and if this keeps up we could soon be looking at an avalanche. Our rapidly escalating trade war with China and more bad U.S. economic …
by visualcapitalist Since the 2008 financial crisis, global private wealth has been steadily growing. In fact, overall private wealth worldwide reached $204 trillion in 2018, which is a 26% increase over the past decade. This week’s chart, which uses numbers from …
Do politicians know this???? “Under the CPCA, individuals who have unexplained wealth can be ordered by the courts to show how they got their assets. The DPP only has to prove that there is a difference between your lawfully acquired …
From Birch Gold Group “Too Big to Fail” corporations searching for an opportunity to refinance high-risk debt have been given a gift. But this gift comes with risks. Fed Chairman Powell decided back in January to pause any rate hikes after …
via mises: Listen to the Audio Mises Wire version of this article. As candidates in the 2020 Democrat primary race try to outbid each other with grandiose promises to voters, the rising level of student loan debt makes for attractive campaign fodder. Making headlines with …
by Dr. Eowyn James Mattis, 68, former U.S. Marine Corps general who was widely revered by rank-and-file Marines for his blunt talk and leadership, was recruited by President Trump into his administration as Secretary of Defense, to the roaring approval …
MASSIVE ARRESTS COMING REAL FOR CRIMINALS AFTER Joe DiGenova RELEASED THIS! YES! h/t Jake
Facebook Censorship BACKFIRED, Major Brands FLEE Platform. As Predicted Facebook Censorship Is DESTROYING The Company. CrossFit just announced they are shuttering their Facebook and instagram due to censorship. Facebook recently banned on of their affiliate pages without reason or warning. …
via Daily Reckoning: My readers know that I’m a longtime critic of bitcoin. Bitcoin rose from about $2,000 in May 2017 to $20,000 by December 2017 in one of the greatest asset price bubbles in history. I argued repeatedly that it …
https://twitter.com/ECMcLaughlin/status/1131742420377382912 https://twitter.com/ScottyNeff2/status/1131779328600096770 TheHill: “Schiff blasts Trump’s ‘un-American’ order to intel agencies to cooperate with Barr probe” House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) blasted a Thursday evening order by President Trump ordering intelligence agencies to cooperate with Attorney General William …
ITM Trading, Released on 5/23/19 In the most current “Global financial Stability Report” the IMF (International Monetary Fund) examined the vulnerabilities In a Maturing Credit Cycle” which is really a discussion on the end stage of the currency fiat money …
via usatoday: WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump took another step Thursday to crack down on legal immigration, instructing agencies to enforce a 23-year-old law that requires sponsors of green card holders to reimburse the government for welfare benefits. Trump approved a memorandum Thursday to enforce …
via @MikaelSarwe: Philly Fed surprised positively and ISM will probably bounce somewhat. But my leading vs lagging indicator from Philly Fed still points to a continued downward trend in ISM thereafter. The divergence between negative macro surprises & equities has never …
by Egon von Greyerz The massive explosion of wealth in the world could be a sign of general prosperity but that is certainly very far from the truth. The printed money and credit expansion has only benefited a very small …
via Kari Paul Many young people today think civilization may not exist when they’re of retirement age. Here are ways to get them to invest for the future. Lori Rodriguez, a 27-year-old communications professional in New York City, is not …
by Fabius Maximus Summary: America is on the brink of radical changes resulting from decades of almost open borders. Only fast and effective policy action can prevent irreversible and ugly results. We successfully handled a similar situation in the past, and …
ITM Trading, Released on 5/22/19 Many people think that the current fiat money regime can go on forever and point to Japan as a prime example. Afterall, their economy collapsed in the early 1990’s after decades of rapid economic growth. …
by visualcapitalist When people think of freedom, they often think it in the physical sense, such as the ability to act and behave in certain ways without fear of punishment, or freedom of movement within one’s country. When a nation …
Markets needed it b/c the USD is important (see thread why) & because of this: a) Global growth 📉 (we got EU May flashes today 🤗) b) Asian growth not great, esp investment, which is 📉 & that’s not good …
BY JOHN RUBINO Peter Schiff: Will Tesla crash the corporate bond market? … Chris Martenson: We work for the company store … Gerald Celente: The woes of the status quo … Lynette Zang: How much gold is enough in a …