On Wire

By David Stockman    

by Steve St Angelo of SRSrocco Report The United States became a net oil exporter for the first time in 75 years, or so they say.  While the U.S. may indeed be exporting more petroleum than it imports from time to time, there’s a dirty little secret behind the data.  And one of those secrets overlooked by some … Read more

by visualcapitalist For most of us, temperature is a very easy variable to overlook. Our vehicles and indoor spaces are climate controlled, fridges keep our food consistently chilled, and with a small twist of the tap, we get water that’s the optimal temperature. Of course, our concept of what’s hot or cold is actually very narrow … Read more

BY JOHN RUBINO Mark Mobius took over for the legendary John Templeton at Franklin Templeton’s Emerging Markets Fund back in the 1980s, and filled those big shoes well for three decades. Now running his own shop, he recently made what seems like a completely reasonable suggestion about gold — one that if adopted by the broader … Read more

by David Haggith First, a decline in manufacturing, and then a slump in service industries, now a broad-spectrum inversion of the yield curve hitting its most critical metric this week, unemployment finally starting to rise again, a one-year relentless housing decline across most of the nation and the world, carmageddon pressing car dealers to offer big incentives once … Read more

Authored by Maurus Adam via The Mises Institute, As a reaction to an extremely tight housing market, the government of the German capital of Berlin hasintroduced price controls on rents which took effect on June 18, 2019. For the next five years, rents cannot be increased. This interventionist measure, made by a coalition of center-left to … Read more

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Jason talks about according to official US government economic data how this is the longest economic expansion in US history breaking the past record of 120 months. This is now the longest US economic expansion in history https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/02/this-…    

BY SRSROCCO After Columbus discovered the New World in 1492 and the Spanish began to extract vast amounts of gold and silver from Mexico and South America during the 16th century, the global production of precious metals would grow considerably over the following centuries.  However, the rise of gold production during this period still pales … Read more

You’re playing Russian Roullette if you eat anything from the Pacific. They also talk about how the government’s lying about it. And there’s this too. San Diego desalination Plant what is in our Water the Pacific Ocean     AC

by Troy I’ve noticed an interesting development recently. Traders and investors are mostly split into 2 camps: those who are extremely bullish and think that December 2018 marked a cyclical bottom, and those who are extremely bearish and think that stocks will crash. I think a middle ground scenario is more likely – this is … Read more

by Money Metals  Presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are promising as much as $1.6 trillion in student debt forgiveness for millions of borrowers. Critics smell a cynical campaign ploy to try to buy the youth vote. How is it either realistic or fair to declare an entire category of debt to be assumed by … Read more