Overvalued $SPX. This won’t end well… Libor Rate surging as US & EU Financials Stall out Could >3% on UST10Y be nearing? h/t @StockBoardAsset https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/971543249671413761 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/971540412598013953 Are Subprime Debt Slaves, a Leading Indicator, Worrying the Fed?: https://t.co/fRjEqOEuNt by @wolfofwolfst $COF $AXP …
by gerold The rich are rich because they’re smart. The corollary is that the poor are poor because they’re stupid (see ‘Notes’ at end.) I admit that’s harsh. But, that’s life. Get used to it. Learn from it so you don’t …
66% of Millennials have nothing saved for retirement Most Millennials are not on track when it comes to saving for retirement. That’s no surprise. After paying bills, rent and making student loan payments, there’s often not much leftover each month …
it has been almost a month and no new highs in $SPX… Something is terribly wrong. pic.twitter.com/ImErK8gJVK — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) March 7, 2018 "A trade war would dampen growth and boost inflation, weakening both aspects of our positive view." – …
From Birch Gold Group When a CEO or coach takes a new position, they often make drastic changes to distinguish themselves from their predecessor. The new Fed Chairman appears to be no different. On February 5th, Jerome Powell was sworn in …
by Chris Black Today’s news comes from South Africa, where the leader of the Marxist-Revolutionary Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema respectively, is on the path of changing South Africa’s constitution, so the land owned by white farmers can be confiscated/expropriated …
Financial expert and investment advisor Catherine Austin has a brand new report out on how America’s pensions are being drained by the Federal Government and Deep State. Fitts, who was an Assistant Secretary of Housing in the Bush (41) Administration, …
by Dylan Scott, NEE Small Businesses Get $2 Billion If They Hire Alien Grads Instead Of American Grads The Federal government is still incentivizing businesses to favor immigrants over Americans, to the tune of $2 billion in subsidies across the country, according to …
by Chris Black If you’re a news hound like yours truly, this may not seem like breaking news to you, but what’s interesting is that despite Donald Trump’s first year in office which proved to be a boon for the …
Meet The Members Of The Three-Comma Club Capitalism’s global conquest continues as entrepreneurs around the globe mint fortunes in everything from cryptocurrencies to telecom to bridal dresses. Forbes has pinned down a record 2,208 billionaires from 72 countries and territories …
By Mark Angelides For those who have ever had an election go against their wishes (and at some point, it must have happened to us all), it’s time to accept the harsh reality of what living in under a democratic …
THE OLD NORMAL #QE & #ZIRP drove yields lower, caused herding into risk assets. It funded the least qualified borrowers/corps helps explain why CPI has exploded (yet) With rates rising & #QT, does this loop continue ? The below trend …
I see this every day. In Toronto there is a major euphoria about real estate. It will never go down! Just a little bump in the road. Have no fear! Do you believe that interest rates will rise, even a …
By Michael Snyder When I made the decision to run for Congress, I figured that I better learn how members of the House of Representatives actually spend their time, and what I learned chilled me to the core. It turns …
by stockboardasset “Another east coast storm is on tap Wednesday into Wednesday, but this one is a bit different than this past event. A powerful storm will push through the middle of the country into Tuesday, while a secondary low-pressure system …
by Chris Black A number of senior members of the US Congress, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, had joined what has been described as “tariffs resistance”, and demanded the POTUS to kill his proposed aluminum and steel tariff proposal. Here’s …
Are Subprime Debt Slaves, a Leading Indicator, Worrying the Fed?: #DEBT #DEFLATION DILAPIDATION h/t @OccupyWisdom This trend in $SPX is concerning. h/t @StockBoardAsset The Fed can’t—and won’t—save us during the next recession
The tariff history of the United States spans from colonial times to present. The first tariff law passed by the U.S. Congress, acting under the then recently ratified Constitution, was the Tariff of 1789. Its purpose was to generate revenue for the federal government (to run the government and to pay …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Recently, a lot of signs have been pointing to a financial crisis the likes of the Great Depression hurtling toward us, but no one wants to heed these warnings. This weekend, I wrote about the …
There are always going to be risks. That’s the nature of our world. But you have central bankers who try to calm the markets and tell them they’ll be there to make sure a crash never happens. Conveniently, every so …
By Michael Snyder As I travel up and down Idaho’s first congressional district, I frequently talk with voters about how we almost lost everything in November 2016. When I ask what a Hillary Clinton presidency would have meant for this …
By Jon Rappoport The economy is on the rise. No, it’s sinking. There are very good indicators. No, all the signals are catastrophic. We’ve seen pundits on television hawking their version of the near future. Many of them represent organizations …
by David Haggith How inflated with debt have we become? How long can we float on our own bloat? Reasonably trim in 1970, the sum of all debt publicly financed by the US government was $275 billion. Last week, the government …
ES: Three black crows on the daily (bearish pattern) Pattern suggests a 50-61.8% retrace then continue downward pic.twitter.com/W1KUl8ADRe — Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 ) (@chigrl) March 4, 2018 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/970148815062945794 4 Peak spotted on Corp debt/GDP. Last time this happened, well, it …
by stockboardasset The Federal Reserve has something else to fret about besides Powell testifying last week that America is on a shaky fiscal path: the potential for runaway food prices… Weekly <DBA> PowerShares DB Agri Fund testing 50sma…
By Mark Angelides President Donald Trump has caused yet another uproar as he calls for a slew of tariffs and taxes to be charged to countries which tariff and tax US exports. If we were to rely solely on the …
By Mark Angelides When terrible events occur that involve a gun, it has become fairly standard for the media and a swathe of politicians to begin calling for gun control. But this latest Florida shooting has evoked a different reaction. …
Is the Federal Reserve losing control of the markets? Trader Gregory Mannarino contends, “It’s worse than that. They have already lost control. If they were in control, would they still be buying bonds like they are? Would they still be …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Every year, it seems like more and more retail outlets are going out of business, resulting in the loss of jobs and local supplies. Last year, hundreds of stores closed, and this year, even more …
Whenever in the history of money a country goes off the gold standard it becomes irresistible to just keep the printers pumping out more and more money. In modern times, money is always issued along with debt in the same …