What a Legend!
More legends aroundhttps://t.co/qlpyo1kDSE — Schrödinger’s kitten (@3ld43dh3l) February 4, 2022
More legends aroundhttps://t.co/qlpyo1kDSE — Schrödinger’s kitten (@3ld43dh3l) February 4, 2022
Japan, German 5Y yields > 0 for the first time in years pic.twitter.com/1yx0geoBrH — zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 4, 2022 .@Bloomberg Global Negative Yielding Debt Market Value – @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/skDO7KojhG — Rob Hager (@Rob_Hager) February 4, 2022
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https://t.co/XvvPoof7Yg — Valerie Reads & Writes (@StoryandSpirit) February 3, 2022 h/t Mason Firefly
Big, big trouble for the White House. U.S. average retail gasoline price has hit its highest since Sep 2014 at $3.343 per gallon, according to motoring club AAA. Every state (including the likes of Mississippi and Alabama) is above $3. California is approaching $4.7 | #OOTT — Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) February 4, 2022 Wait until … Read more
A ROMANIAN thug who was injured while trying to murder his wife has won a £17,500 payout from the NHS for “criminal negligence”. Dorinel Cojanu stabbed his former wife, Daniela, with an eight-inch blade at their home in Watford in 2015 during an alcohol-fuelled rage. She suffered severe injuries and spent almost four months in … Read more
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1489204747198509056 What’s Going On? h/t dr0id
It Has Been Set In Motion [Comments enabled] More… Like it or not, folks, this is like a ship — or a train. If your car stalls on a train track, and a train is coming, you run — toward the train and alongside the track. Why? Because it cannot stop, it will destroy your … Read more
by ringingbells Focal Infographic 20th Century In 1929, the reasons the stock market crashed parrelelled the reasons during the 2008 financial crisis: underwriting. In 1929, it caused Black Tuesday and directly led to the Great Depression, and arguably WWII. June 16, 1933, Glass-Steagall was enacted to prevent it from ever happening again. June 6, 1934, the … Read more
by catbulliesdog Imho the single worst piece of news out of that mess last night was that the Apple privacy setting changes would knock $10B off of FB revenue. To me this means two things: Facebook doesn’t control its own revenue stream because it relies on outside partners it has no relationship with to enable its … Read more
by Chris Black They all supported the lockdowns that destroyed small and medium businesses and hurt lower income people the most, and at the same time they work to block big companies from their area that will create new jobs just to virtue signal against corporations. Double whammy: destroy the little guys and help the … Read more
by Chris Black The only possible way to preserve free speech on the internet is for the US government to run a public forum protected by the First Amendment. Naturally, people would distrust such a platform and it would be abused by the feds in some shape or form. But at least there would be … Read more
by Chris Black Jonathan Greenblatt is the real president of the United States. Yet his many speeches and addresses, where he tells you exactly what policies we will be living under, get barely a few hundred views on YouTube.
by Chris Black High ranking judge is a wigger planning to have a swingers sex party in his judicial chambers. At hearing, he was condemned for ethical violations but no further action was taken. Kansas Supreme Court accepts finding that ‘Club Foreplay’ judge violated judicial rules https://t.co/lceMAhAmjU — Kris Ketz (@KrisKetzKMBC) January 28, 2022
by Charles Hugh-Smith The bear has awakened, and it will not be limited to the stock market. The bear awakens from a long, uneasy slumber and the everything bubble is in trouble. I’m not going to make the bear case with charts or price-earnings ratios or sentiment readings or anything remotely financial. My bear case is a crisis of belief as … Read more
https://twitter.com/backtolife_2019/status/1489194018860851200
by confoundedinterest17 Its the same all over the WESTERN world as sovereign yields are starting to rapidly rise. (Bloomberg) — European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is no longer ruling out an interest-rate hike this year, a pivot toward the tightening stance of global peers that officials privately see materializing with a shift in policy guidance as soon as next … Read more