by DCG Carey Hart Instagram photo Odd that in the past, Pink has posted social media messages advocating for “common sense gun legislation.” Well maybe not considering it is Hollyweird folks. Guns for me but not for thee… Also odd is that people are actually …
NINA BOOKOUT: Ted Olson Is Wrong, It’s About Acosta’s Behavior NOT The First Amendment. The press functions as a guild. It’s not defending the First Amendment — and it’s happy to flush your First Amendment rights — it’s defending guild privileges. …
by Thinker While not a single story turned up about this recent announcement by President Donald Trump within the mainstream media and only a few within the independent media, President Trump has declared the month of November to be the …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0neRtW0w9E Four high profile resignations have followed on the heels of Theresa May’s announcement that her cabinet has settled on a Brexit deal, with Labour claiming that the Conservative government is at risk of completely dissolving. https://www.rt.com/uk/444050-brexit-resignations-may-deal/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Xn_Hk8aTrY
by NotStarvingActress https://twitter.com/JodyICEMANJames CA has been talking about high-speed railway since forever. Issue is it’s not going to be profitable. Update: questions have been raised as to whether or not Richard Blum still owns a substantial or any interest in Tutor …
by ogordained UNITED STATES Consumer prices rose 2.5% in October, in line with expectations Low oil prices have driven down future inflation expectations Rent prices have been slowing after a 2017 peak Despite wage increases, mortgage applications continue to slow Donald Trump announced his support for criminal justice reform, including reducing minimum sentencesfor …
by Michael Snyder Initially it did not appear that the much-hyped “blue wave” would be that impressive, but since election night we have seen race after race flip in favor of the Democrats. In fact, vote totals have moved in …
by Michael Snyder Our sun has been behaving very strangely, and this unusual behavior is really starting to affect our weather patterns. There have been virtually no sunspots in 2018 as solar activity has dropped to alarmingly low levels. As …
For investors there is little clarity through the smoke and haze. By Leonard Hyman and Bill Tilles for WOLF STREET: The common shares of Pacific Gas & Electric [PCG] plunged nearly 22% to $25.59 on Wednesday and are now down 47% since November …
The markets are down again today after another wild session. Crude oil was volatile as well as the spreads begin to widen between US and Canadian crude. Apple got hammered down again and is now in a bear market at …
From Birch Gold Group Now that the midterm elections are pretty much over, the Democrats control the House, and the Republicans control the Senate. This may have several important impacts on your retirement over the next two years (and beyond, depending …
by Chris Well, don’t look now but futures on all three US equity indexes are nicely green…msot brain dead trade of the past month. US stocks down on the day? Buy the futures. Not sure how long that will last, but …
via confoundedinterest: Wells Fargo is adopting an unusual defense against a shareholder lawsuit: claiming, essentially, that shareholders can’t hold the bank accountable for CEO Tim Sloan’s statements that it was “working to restore trust” and be “more transparent” about its scandals …
via The Phoenix As I warned yesterday, the markets are entering “liquidation mode” Earlier this year it was Emerging Markets. Yesterday it was Oil. And very soon it will be US stocks. *** $SPX (weekly) 50sma – line in the sand …
via jugglingdynamite: As the US dollar Index (DXY) strengthens to a new 52-week high above 97, commodities are tanking along with global growth prospects into 2019, and North American government bonds are rising. Oil is down for a record 12th straight …
via yahoo: Bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach, the founder of DoubleLine Capital, reiterated his assertion that the U.S. is “on a suicide mission” by increasing its deficit while the Fed is raising interest rates. Gundlach made the comments during a webcast on Tuesday afternoon shortly …
By Harry Dent I’ve warned for years, and with increasing frequency of late, that the first crash when a major stock bubble of this magnitude finally tops is 42% in the first 2.6 months. That’s the average of seven bubble …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Unlike Sears, Macy’s didn’t miss the train on online sales. But it uses its vibrant online business to paper over the decline in its brick-and-mortar business. When Macy’s reported third-quarter earnings this morning, it made a …
From John Stossel at Reason: Sen. Bernie Sanders recently came up with a new business to attack: Amazon. Sanders said Amazon didn’t pay its workers enough and because of that, many qualified for government assistance. At first, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos defended …
by WARREN MOSLER Continuing to be negative year over year: Highlights Rising interest rates continue to dampen mortgage activity, with purchase applications for home mortgages falling a seasonally adjusted 2.3 percent in the November 9 week to the lowest level …
BY ROBERT ROSS Last month was a bloodbath for stocks. The S&P 500 sat on a 9.4% gain for the year on October 1. By October 29, the index was down 1.1%—its worst month in seven years. But I found one group of stocks …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1062412108187557888 $SPX (weekly) 50sma – line in the sand pic.twitter.com/LJNem2zWVo — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 14, 2018 every forced rally has been met with sellers pic.twitter.com/t2fQ91u8hO — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 14, 2018 This counts for #ES_F liquidity into the close these …
via WSJ: Facebook Inc.’s difficult year is taking a toll on employee morale, with several key measures of internal sentiment taking a sharp turn for the worse over the past year, according to people familiar with the matter and messages …
Financial writer John Rubino contends massive bailouts will explode in the next economic downturn, and they will have grave consequences for interest rates and the U.S. dollar. Rubino says, “They would say, hey here’s $5 trillion to bail out states …
by Michael Snyder The pace at which things are changing is shocking the experts. Just a few months ago, many of the experts were still talking about how the U.S. economy was “booming”, but since then a major shift has taken …
Authored by Terence Jeffrey via CNSNews.com, The Census Bureau has released new data that strengthens the case for calling the current generation of American children “The Welfare Generation.” Among American residents under 18 years of age in 2017, according to the …
by Geoffrey Grider In her speech, which was about the future of the EU, Merkel said: ‘What is really important, if we look at the developments of the past year, is that we have to work on a vision of …
by Chris One of the main points of overnight futures heavy lifting has to be to help Wall Street firms and other entities sell their unwanted product to somebody else. Going by the euphemisitcally polite name of “distribution” this is …
by badpauly This is a list of the top 20 companies that experienced the largest change in insider shares in the last seven (7) days. The SEC defines an insider as any officer, director or 10% shareholder. It is …
By Nick Cunningham Canadian oil prices briefly plunged as low as $15 per barrel last week, after a U.S. federal judge blocked the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline. Canada’s oil industry has lurched from pipeline crisis to pipeline crisis, with projects blocked …