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Oil Market Falls Deeper Into Abyss

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By Tom Kool The oil market is “troubled by both rising demand worries and rising fuel stocks,” said Ole Sloth Hansen, head of commodities strategy at Saxo Bank A/S in Copenhagen. “It’s going to take a firm commitment by OPEC+, or rising geopolitical tensions, to achieve a sustained recovery.” (Click to enlarge) (Click to enlarge) (Click to … Read more

Not Ready For Economic Collapse! Only 41 Percent Of Americans Have $1000 To Cover An Emergency

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRQhEGQH-8A Are you prepared for the imminent economic collapse? We better hope that the U.S. economy holds together in 2020, because if there is any sort of major economic collapse much of the country is going to be broke almost immediately. Today, close to half of all Americans are living on the edge financially. For … Read more

Tulsi Gabbard RESPONDS to CNN’s Sick Town Hall Stunt Against Her

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB_ZcL-_2K8 Beth Baumann from Town Hall reports, CNN plans to host numerous town halls with the Democratic candidates before the New Hampshire Primary on Feb. 11th. While Deval Patrick, Tom Steyer and Andrew Yang all received invitations from the network, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) was passed up. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://townhall.com/tipsheet/bethbau…

“In Aggregate,” Consumers Are Doing Pretty Good, But America’s Vast Income Disparity Skew the Data

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Consumers that added $1.3 trillion to their savings last year are not the ones who owe $1 trillion on their credit cards. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. This phrase, “consumers in aggregate,” is starting to crop up even in Fed speak, including in Jerome Powell’s press conference this week, to express that they’re not totally blind to what … Read more

‘Calm Before The Storm’ – How Will The Coronavirus Really Impact The Markets?

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PeakProsperity’s Adam Taggart that, officials, the media, and globalist-driven organisations are downplaying Wuhan coronavirus risk, even as models suggest infections will soon soar. The sudden slowdown in new information coming out of China has Chris Martenson spooked. He walks us through the math here, showing how if the coronavirus follows its current geometric growth, over 100 million people … Read more

Acid in the Pacific Ocean is literally eating away crabs’ shells

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Humans have pumped about 2 trillion tons (1.8 trillion metric tons) of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere since the start of the Industrial Revolution, and the ocean has absorbed about 25% of it. This glut of greenhouse gases not only warms the ocean (contributing to more-frequent heat waves and severe weather), but also changes the water’s chemistry, slowly … Read more

Printed Money Blowing The Bubbles Even Bigger

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by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics The total US market valuation  at $33.9 trillion is 157.4% of the last reported GDP. It’s the highest market valuation ever. The more the policy-makers try to pump and jawbone the market higher, the worse the consequences will be on the downside when the rug is pulled out from under stocks. … Read more

Deep State, Globalists & MSM To Create Public Panic And Mass Hysteria Over Wuhan Coronavirus Pandemic?

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Mike & Half Dollar are your hosts for Silver Doctors Live. We currently live-stream on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11:00 a.m. EST. Watch the show live, or the replay of it, in its entirety below! Link to the Silver Doctors YouTube Channel if needed: https://www.youtube.com/silverdoctors The MSM has set the stage to blame the alt-media for the “fear-mongering”, … Read more

Can Seawater Batteries Replace Lithium?

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By Irina Slav Lithium and cobalt: the two components of a rechargeable battery that have spurred a research and development rush may eventually meet their match in the future, in a simple element available in abundance in seawater. Sodium, unlike lithium is widely available everywhere there is saltwater. And since saltwater makes up the bulk … Read more

Airbus to pay $4 billion to settle corruption probe

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PARIS (Reuters) – European planemaker Airbus (PA:AIR) will pay 3.6 billion euros ($4 billion) to settle corruption probes by U.S., British and French authorities into contract dealings, lifting a legal cloud that has hung over the world’s largest aircraft maker for years. Announcing the agreement – effectively a corporate plea bargain – France’s financial prosecutor … Read more

Yields on 2-year Treasuries are now the lowest since September 2017. 30-Year: 1.9996%

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Yields on 2-year Treasuries are now the lowest since September 2017. pic.twitter.com/GidoipwaVK — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) January 31, 2020 30-Year: 1.9996% pic.twitter.com/lDeqXZnxoN — Eric Basmajian (@EPBResearch) January 31, 2020 In today's GDP report, the growth rate in real personal consumption + private investment slowed sharply. The core of the US economy posted the weakest rate … Read more

Coronavirus: Chinese health experts warn patients can get reinfected… American Airlines will suspend all U.S.-China flights effective immediately.

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“Medical experts on Friday warned that patients who had recovered from the virus were still at risk of being infected again,…” The daily death toll from the rapidly spreading coronavirus hit a record high in China on Thursday, health authorities said, with 43 more fatalities – 42 of them in Hubei province, the outbreak’s epicentre. … Read more