From Birch Gold Group It first worried Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in January, then billionaires started to panic in February. Turns out, both may be right. We’re talking about the national debt, which sits at $22.986 trillion as of November 5, according to the U.S. Treasury. …
from Zero Hedge The global economy continues to grind to a halt and the culprit has never been clearer: the auto industry. For the better part of almost 2 years now, we have been reporting monthly on marked slowdowns in key …
by Daisy Luther via The Organic Prepper This recall is a beast of epic proportions. You may have thought the recent apple recall was crazy but wait until you see the massive scope of this one. More than one hundred vegetable products have been recalled by …
BY PAUL Since the most recent rate cut, we have seen the probability of further interest rates cuts by the US Federal Reserve swing from almost a 50% chance of further rate cuts in December, now to a 5.2% chance …
by Aloiciousss Data: census.gov (1940-2010) & Zillow 2020 estimate (median housing cost) Bureau of Labor (minimum wage) Tools: Excel. Calculation is based on 40 hour workweek and does not account for taxes withheld.
by WSBConsensus via Treelon Musk twitter account.
Wall St. For Main St., Released on 11/7/19 Despite the NY Fed disclosing recently that Repo Madness averages (means that some days it’s a lot higher) $190 billion dollars per day and not $120 billion dollars per day, the US …
via morningporridge: Stock Markets are staging a Melt-up! China and the US have agreed to roll back sanctions. Whoopee! Everything is fine and dandy. No… it’s not. Might be time to hedge with some puts. As stocks as soared, bonds suffered. Earlier …
To try and comprehend how billions in interlinked financial products pans out is hard to describe. One thing for sure, it will all end in tears. The stewards of our money have sold out the country and robbed it blind. …
By Julianne Geiger Saudi Arabia is hitting up its wealthy citizens to buy stock in the Saudi Aramco IPO, Bloomberg sources with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday. The citizens Saudi Arabia is asking include the wealthy Olayan family—which has existing …
Drudge changed his advertiser to granite cubed, a friend of his fathers, who are also affiliated with Google Cloud AO
by AmpleDesserts So let’s get this straight: Obama: Hid donor names Kept $1.3 million in contributions that were above the legal maximum Misreported the dates of $85 million in other contributions. Missed mandatory notice for nearly 1,300 contributions =$375,0000 fine by …
The View Goes Crazy With Donald Trump Jr. Mind you we say “drive” but honestly, it’s a short road and well paved. They might be walking it all by themselves. The hosts attacked him Thursday for publishing the name of …
ITM Trading, Released on 11/7/19 Slides and Links: https://www.itmtrading.com/blog/inves… A leveraged loan is typically used in LBOs (leverage buyouts) where a corporate merger or acquisition is funded by debt initially funded by either a bank or a non-bank. Then, “using the …
by Wayne Allyn Root This can’t go on. This can’t stand. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. Days ago, a precious American Mormon family was savagely massacred in Mexico by the Mexican Cartels . Like animals in the …
by Simon Black Warren Buffett has famously quipped that his preferred holding period for an investment is “forever.” Once he zeroes in on a great business and buys a huge stake in the company, he never wants to sell. Ever. This …
The impossible feat: Trying to fix a debt problem with more debt. The US consumer is largely responsible for the economy of the US. However, that consumer has less and less disposable income and more and more debt. The bigger …
Palisade Radio, Released on 11/7/19 Sam discusses how 2015 was the bottom of the bear market for gold and why he doubts that we will ever see those levels again. Gold may retest the 2016 highs over the next month …
by Econimica The demographic situation the world faces is unprecedented and unparalleled in modern history. All the deaths of the past few centuries warfare were blips on the radar compared to what is taking place now. Given the infinite growth economic …
https://twitter.com/cjtruth/status/1192448902710124544?s=19 Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich drew a straight line from ABC’s alleged quashing of a bombshell Jeffrey Epstein story to the network’s news anchor with ties to the Clintons. Pavlich, who appeared Wednesday on “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” suggested that ABC’s …
Best economy ever. Earnings aren’t just contracting… They are also at their worst spread against inflation since the Great Recession. pic.twitter.com/Ca2cJjswpZ — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) November 7, 2019
Here’s why George Soros, liberal groups are spending big to help decide who’s your next D.A. https://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-prosecutor-campaign-20180523-story.html For years, Democrats have accused the Koch brothers of using their vast wealth to buy elections by backing Republican candidates. But now, they …
via victorygirlsblog: There’s a reason that the media is seeing its poll numbers on trust sink like a rock in a pond. They continually prove, again and again, that their narrative is more important than facts. Two stories in the last 24 hours …
via techcrunch: AT&T is being punished at last for its shady claims of plans with “unlimited data” but were in reality nothing of the kind: The company has agreed to a $60 million settlement with the FTC, which has pursued the case …
by Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen of World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott of The Liberty Advisor about the countless countries swapping out of the US dollar as concerns regarding the faith in the dollar pile up. The dollar’s only hope is …
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Corporate profits are worse than you think. In a recent post, I discussed the deviation of the stock market from corporate profitability. To wit: “If the economy is slowing down, revenue and corporate profit growth …
Authored by Bruce Wilds via Advancing Time blog, It would be wise to remember we are in uncharted waters and this market could reverse on a dime. The stories flowing out of companies such as WeWork that are burning through cash …
by UPFINA We look at hirings over openings when reviewing the JOLTS report. That’s why our articles sometimes differ from the headlines you find elsewhere. In September, job openings fell from 7.301 million to 7.024 million. The good news is the …
by cbus20122 Probably in some ways, but it’s not going to be the growth monster it was. Any growth they have in the near term will likely come from costly acquisitions that don’t actually produce positive ROI, but may have the …
