On Wire

By Gabrielle Seunagal The First Amendment clearly states that Americans have the right to peaceably assemble. Peaceful assembly permits coming together in a civil manner and promoting ideals or engaging in civil protests. The occurrences on Wednesday proved that leftists lack the comprehension to differentiate between civil protests and belligerent riots. In Berkeley, California, angry … Read more

Berkeley Blowback: Milo Book Sales Soar 12,740% Overnight Following the violent anti-free-speech protests in Berkeley, California last night – sparked by cal’s special snowflakes hurt feelings at the potential words that would come out of Milo Yiannopoulos’ mouth during a sold-out event – it appears America’s curiousity has been piqued. Sales of Milo’s book have … Read more

by Pamela Williams Washington is talking about the action taken by the Trump Team informing all inspectors general of federal agencies that their jobs would be on a temporary basis. In a Jan. 13 email, a transition official instructed the transition agency leads to tell the inspectors general in their agencies “that they are being … Read more

by Viraj Shah   NAFTA, since its inception has been one of the most controversial trade agreements in the world. In its essence, it was bound to create some disturbances and radical shifts in the economies of the three nations- Canada, USA, and Mexico. However, NAFTA is now mostly discussed because of a seemingly unavoidable trade … Read more

If U.C. Berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view – NO FEDERAL FUNDS? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 2, 2017 Berkeley does not appear to be a safe space for free speech. #miloatcal https://t.co/nURg5RHgT1 — Christina Hoff Sommers (@CHSommers) February 2, 2017 So … Read more

by Viraj Shah   For years, low inflation level kept many economies and central banks on their toes. The environment did not seem very conducive for business. In fact, low inflation had almost become a steady backdrop for any investment. Good news is that inflation is rising globally and this could be a sign of healing … Read more

by Chris Hamilton Analysts and talking heads have an awful lot of opinions.  Are we in a bubble or aren’t we.  Rather than offer another opinion, I’ll offer the relationship of US economic activity (GDP) against the Wilshire 5000 (representing US equities) and the Federal Reserves gauge of American wealth, Z1 Household Net Worth series.  Then you decide. Gross domestic product … Read more

By Michael Snyder On Tuesday, President Trump announced that he would nominate Neil Gorsuch to fill the open seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.  Gorsuch currently serves on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver, and he was confirmed unanimously by the Senate when he was appointed to that position by President George … Read more

by Pamela Williams Jeff Sessions advanced in the Senate today to becoming our new Attorney General. All that is left between Sessions and being Attorney General is the final vote in the Senate for final confirmation. Once Sessions gets in, the fur is going to fly! The democrats know this, and they have done everything … Read more

by Viraj Shah The world is patiently waiting for the impact of President Trump’s policies. While the world is occupied in a patient frenzied state to see what Trump has up his sleeves, a monumental American problem is slowly creating troubles for the economy. The American debt problem is not ending and with $20 trillion of … Read more

by Pamela Williams Remember all the promises Obama made but never executed? We have a new President now, and he is ready to put his pen where his mouth is. Remember what President Trump ran on? Didn’t he say, “I will put AMERICA FIRST.” And that is exactly what he is doing. You can count … Read more

by Viraj Shah   Insurance sector is one of the key components of Eurozone. The sector employs over 1 million people directly. Eurozone holds more than 7.3 million euros in assets and growing bigger by the day. The scope of improvement in the insurance sector is also remarkable. In fact, they are driving individuals and … Read more

by Viraj Shah   Global shipment transportation is an industry most vital to trade, but often overlooked. In a world where technology is growing rapidly every day, it is difficult to believe that cargo ships can take months to reach their destination. While many big companies now require their ships to send location information regularly, … Read more

by Umar Farooq Founded in 1996 by former University of Maryland football player Kevin Plank, Under Armour is the originator of performance apparel – gear engineered to keep athletes cool, dry and light throughout the course of a game, practice or workout. Under Armour stock is tanking after it posted weak fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday … Read more

Employees of a hedge fund founded by the king of the Institutional Left, billionaire and Democratic Party mega-donor George Soros, donated tens of thousands of dollars to top Republicans who fought against President Donald Trump in 2016, donation records compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics show. Soros Fund Management, a former hedge fund that … Read more

by Umar Farooq Amazon’s current ratio has been deteriorating regularly in the last five years. As it is not really making enough “real cash,” the company could be easily beset by a liquidity crisis subsequent to a decline in revenue growth. “If we take a closer look at its reported TTM “Net Cash Provided from … Read more

by Umar Farooq The recent events taking place foreshadow a U.S. dollar collapse. Deteriorating relations with China could suggest worsening trade dynamics going forward, but in reality, this risk is substitutable with all big U.S. trading partners. It doesn’t matter if this happens through border taxes or import tariffs, withdrawing from the WTO or involving itself … Read more

by Umar Farooq   Gold futures have posted the biggest monthly gain since June, on investor anxiety over moves by the President Trump that included imposing restriction on entry of seven predominantly Muslim nations’ citizens and dismissal of the acting U.S. attorney general for refusing to implement the order. The dollar has weakened and headed … Read more

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