On Wire

by Michael Snyder Fedcoin doesn’t even exist yet, and yet the Washington Post is already hyping it as the primary cryptocurrency that we will be using in the future.  Do they know something that they rest of us do not?  Just a few days ago I warned that global central banks could eventually try to take control of the … Read more

by Michael Snyder Republican members of Congress are racing to pass the tax reform bill so that they can get home in time for Christmas, and it looks like it is actually going to happen.  The key is the Senate, and at this point it looks like there will be enough votes, but we have seen … Read more

By Robert Carbery Over the weekend, godless liberals and anarchist Antifa members showed up in San Francisco to counter protest a contingent of America-lovers mourning the death of Kate Steinle at the hands of a five-time deported illegal alien. As California has recently become a sanctuary state, it is imperative to go over exactly what … Read more

by LV By now, most Americans paying attention have heard about Peter Strzok, one of the FBI’s lead investigators on the Hillary Clinton email case and the Trump – Russia collusion probe.  Strzok was second-in-command of counterintelligence at the FBI.  He, single-handedly, put a dark cloud over the integrity of the two investigations when it … Read more

By Chris Black According to a very recent article from Jeff Bezos’ blog, and I am talking about the Washington Post, an article which cites the now-stereotypical anonymous sources, i.e. “people familiar with the matter”, special counsel Mueller’s investigation into the so called Russia collusion may stretch out through 2018 “at a minimum”. However, according … Read more

by psy_raven By now, everyone has seen the eye-popping NY Times article and the video that came with it. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/us/politics/pentagon-program-ufo-harry-reid.html Why? Why now? Why is the Pentagon all of a sudden admitting it is spending money on UFO research? Why are there multiple spottings of cigar shaped inter-stellar objects that could be an alien spaceship, suddenly being reported … Read more

The Global Economy Is Partying Like It’s 2008 Small Company Surges 2,400% in a Week After Announcing It’s a Crypto Company Stocks surge to record highs yet again Chasing the Next Bitcoin, Investors Shell Out $700 Million for Coins With ‘No Purpose’ Three Delusions: Paper Wealth, a Booming Economy, and Bitcoin – Hussman Funds “Fear … Read more

By Michael Snyder We have never seen a better year for stocks in all of U.S. history.  Just five days after Donald Trump entered the White House, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit the 20,000 mark for the first time ever.  On Monday, the Dow closed at 24,792.20, and there doesn’t seem to be any … Read more

by Robert Carbery As if we needed more evidence of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s bias and overreaching in his investigation into Trump’s “ties” to Russia, we have now learned that thousands of emails were taken from the Trump transition team through the General Services Administration. According to a Trump attorney, these emails were improperly obtained … Read more

by Chris Black   Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, who by the way is a well known Democrat, has said on Monday on Fox News? Channel’s “America’s Newsroom” that special counsel Robert Mueller has a credibility problem, and that’s quite big considering the source. Here’s Alan Dershowitz:   “I’m not a Republican, I’m a Democrat. … Read more

https://youtu.be/cncH5sNZhtg Newt Gingrich: “…This Is Undermining Our System Of Justice, It’s Violating The Law And It’s Very Likely All These People Will End Up Going To Jail.

Source: Pixabay With the late 2017 buzz around the Bitcoin bubble, more and more people are turning their mind to investing in new technologies. Traditional sectors of investment won’t suffer, but both stalwart investors and those new to the field are more likely to be wowed by technological advances. The Bitcoin excitement shows that the … Read more

by Michael Snyder If we truly want to take our government back, we are going to have to fight harder than we have ever fought before.  Right now I am seeing so much apathy among Republicans, and that deeply alarms me, because if the 2018 midterm elections were held right now the Democrats would probably take … Read more

Four Years of Cryptocurrency ICO Sales, Visualized in One Graphic This graphic shows the full history of token sales (aka initial coin offerings), from the early days of 2014 to their meteoric rise in 2017. https://elementus.io/blog/token-sales-visualization/ We’re headed towards another depression, this time it will be twice as brutal. The Great Depression 1929-1940 Economic Growth 1% … Read more

Is renowned financial expert Martin Armstrong worried about central banks continually buying bonds to suppress interest rates? Armstrong says, “Yes, absolutely. We are in the biggest bond bubble in history, not a stock bubble, but a bubble. . . . The scary thing in Europe is the ECB (European Central Bank) has been basically supporting … Read more

by Ruby Henley In January of 2016, the United Nations chose Chicago to conduct a study on race relations.  They attributed this study to public protests against alleged police brutality involving minorities in Chicago and the continuous calls from African American leaders for Mayor Rahm Emanuel to resign.   The UN delegates organized a public … Read more

Stephen Roach says the world is set up for the unwinding of three mega-trends: unconventional monetary policy, the real economy’s dependence on assets, and a potentially destabilizing global saving arbitrage   After years of post-crisis despair, the broad consensus of forecasters is now quite upbeat about prospects for the global economy in 2018. World GDP … Read more

Are bonds ready to collapse? What’s your opinion on bonds from what you have seen since the Financial Crisis?   Financial analysts have been keeping an eye on bonds. Bonds have been expanding further and further despite giving a worse incentive to do so. Even the most risky areas of the world have been showing … Read more

by Anthony B Sanders Swedish retailer H&M, operating in 62 countries with over 4,500 stores and, as of 2015, employ around 132,000 people, suffered a downward sales shock leading to a decline in their stock price. (Bloomberg Intelligence) — The scale of the revenue miss in this key fashion quarter should initiate more radical change … Read more

By Chris Black According to the latest data released on Friday, illegal immigration on Mexico border has surged unexpectedly, and it’s now back to Obama-era levels, which means that President Trump’s gains with regard to border crossings are beginning to wear off; thus building a “big, beautiful wall” should be a top priority for the … Read more