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by Kimble Charting The Wilshire 5000 is a must-follow stock market index that measures the market in its broadest form. So when this index flashes caution, it’s best that investors pay attention. For the past 30 years, the Wilshire 5000 has traded within a very broad channel (1). In September, the index hit the top of the channel and reversed … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbKQo0mi7Wk Our Government is useless, Congress and Senate WORTHLESS TO AMERICA IMHO President Trump is the last President in this corrupt country. NO TRUST in D.C. ZN
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“I Would Never Use Nancy Pelosi As My Source On Anything” Sarah Sanders OWNS Reporter today during the white house briefing and white house press briefing and sarah sanders press briefing today many questions were asked about latest news and breaking news from the white house current events and business in politics and political news … Read more
via @crossbordercap: Looking ahead, EM will outperform in 2019 and especially from 2H 2019 #Liquidity #EM here’s where the money is flowing to and from Global Liquidity Latest: Sinking Liquidity Signals Coming Debt, Trade and Currency Wars and mapped against #PMI
via CNBC: Like most people my age, I don’t have $17,000 in a savings account. I’m still paying student loans, my credit-card balance isn’t quite zero, and other mandatory expenses can eat away at my income. Would I take the opportunity to make that kind of money if given a chance? Of course. As long as it didn’t … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn The European Commission is the executive branch of the European Union (EU) and the only body that can propose EU laws. The President of the European Commission is chosen not by the European people, but by the European Parliament. Since 2014, Jean-Claude Juncker, 64, a former prime minister of Luxembourgh, has been President of the … Read more
by DCG Rocco and his owner/Photo from Facebook Just another hazard of having that device in your home. From Fox 5 NY: A parrot has fallen in love with his owner’s Amazon Alexa — but keeps using it to order shopping. So far Rocco the African Grey, from Didcot, Oxfordshire, U.K., has demanded treats such as … Read more
by Thinker Why isn’t the mainstream media covering the Clinton Foundation Hearing??? While evidence is being exposed to the people, shouldn’t it be a major news event??? Fox news shows up, and the rest are filming an “ASS” or sports figure??? Where is the news??? Where is justice??? Where is honor??? Does anyone really care??? … Read more
by Thinker The shady Uranium One deal: A possible high level scandal involving Mueller, Comey, the Obama Administration, and the Clinton’s? Flashback 2008 – The Top Secret US Military Space Program. Is The Future Already Here? IS THE URANIUM USED AS A FUEL FOR THE CRAFT THAT TRAVEL INTO SPACE…EXPAND YOUR MIND…IT REALLY ISN’T ENERGY … Read more
by AnonDidNothingWrong Late 2016 – Russian officials, including the ambassador to the United States, Sergey Kislyak, are under surveillance by US intelligence agencies. December 29, 2016 – Gen. Flynn talks to Ambassador Kislyak. Topics include sanctions imposed by the Obama administration. Intelligence Official who read the transcripts states ” ‘I don’t think [Flynn] knew he … Read more
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics A couple of my subscribers emailed me expressing frustration over the fact that their recent homebuilder puts are either not moving higher or losing value despite the sell-off in the overall stock market. There’s two factors. First, the homebuilder sector has dropped well over 30% since late January. To an extent … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider According to NVIDIA, its GAN is built around a concept called “style transfer”. Rather than trying to copy and paste elements of different faces into a frankenperson, the system analyzes three basic styles — coarse, middle, and fine styles — and merges them transparently into something completely new. NVIDIA’s system is not … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the very real potential of a stock market crash in 2019 as many economists believe we have entered a bear market. For many years we have just avoided the inevitable. Massive levels of centralization and market manipulation, Fed money pumped into the system, the … Read more
via thefreethoughtproject: San Antonio, TX — Demontae Walker was facing a slew of charges earlier this year for shooting a San Antonio police officer. However, earlier this month, all those charges were dropped once the truth came out and the District Attorney found that Walker was justified in shooting officer Dezi Rios—who was the aggressor in … Read more
What do you think China and Japan are doing by selling off the U.S. debt? Is this part of the CURRENCY WAR? Or simply that they need the cash? The U.S. stock market was pummeled and it only seems to spread to other markets. Crude oil fell below $50 a barrel and major institutions have … Read more
by Dana Lyons The S&P 500 has rallied into year-end following every December 52-week low in its history. In the midst of the carnage on Wall Street, we are here to bring a little more holiday cheer to Wall Street. Last week, we showed that December spikes in volatility term structure have invariably led to gains by … Read more
FRANKFORT – In 2000, Kentucky’s public retirement plans were fully funded. Since then, they’ve accumulated nearly $43 billion in debts — making Kentucky’s pension system one of the worst-funded in America. Determining exactly how Kentucky got into this mess is a complicated exercise, partly because the reasons vary among Kentucky’s distinct pension plans for teachers, … Read more
Join Mike Maloney as he shows how a ‘taxation nightmare’ is evolving at a rapid pace around the world. Three recent examples of government meddling are provided, and anyone who has studied monetary history will know that this does not end well.