Market Has Never Plunged 10% This Fast to Start Year… Strategists Predict Trouble After Massive U-Turn…

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The S&P 500 has dropped 11% — heading toward what would count as a correction — so far this year. That’s the most on record at this juncture, according to Bloomberg data that goes back over nine decades, though drawdowns have been faster in prior years before quick rebounds, most notably in 2009. The downturn … Read more

Jim Rogers 2022- The Worst Bear Market is Coming

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Highlights from the interview: Is this going to be the #WorstBearMarket in history? Is there anything the Federal Reserve can do about it? Will they be able to avoid a major bear market if they cease printing money? Is there anything we can do about the alarming developments in China’s real estate market, as well … Read more

2019 Repo Madness Bailouts Were Over $19 Trillion? The Fed Bailed Out Japanese Banks For Trillions?

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More truth about the 2019 Repo Madness Bailouts: The real number was over $19 trillion in bailouts? The Fed also bailed out a Japanese investment bank, Nomura Securities, for almost $4 trillion back in 2019 because the Japanese bank borrowed from repo to make leveraged bets on bonds, OTC derivatives, etc and then could not … Read more

IMF: “Global growth slows as economies grapple with supply disruptions, higher inflation, record debt and persistent uncertainty.”

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IMF warns of ‘multiple challenges’ to global economic recovery https://t.co/cgINC42IEJ — Financial Times (@FT) January 25, 2022 The #IMF just released the #WEO update (link).Under the label of "A disrupted Economic #Recovery," and per #FDMD @GitaGopinath, global "growth slows as economies grapple with supply disruptions, higher #inflation, record #debt and persistent uncertainty."https://t.co/AUOuXuZzji pic.twitter.com/nrrkaV9CFQ — Mohamed … Read more

Cohort of non-profitable tech stocks is in its worst drawdown since inception … group has been more than cut in half from peak

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Think that’s bad? Look at SPAChttps://t.co/nZoRHDfCZ9 — Disruptor ⚡️ (@DisruptorStocks) January 25, 2022 ARK Changes How Its Innovation Fund's Returns Show Up On Its Website https://t.co/wpp6Fpv3UC — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 25, 2022 #TeslaStock $TSLA #MemeStocks#Bitcoin #BitcoinCrash #cryptocurrencies #cryptocrash https://t.co/neSPO9xbYV — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) January 25, 2022

Combined marketcap of stablecoins in the top100

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by Tr0llhasseL King Tether: 78.3B USDC: 48.28B BUSD: 14.1B TerraUSD: 11.16B DAI: 9.66B TrueUSD: 1.43B PAX: 0.95B Combined market cap: 164.18 Billion stable coin dollars. Totally backed by real money and assets. For comparison: The international space station cost 150 billion dollars.  

Watch Out Who You Vote For in the Midterms

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by Chris Black Before the 2024 election, you will see a huge effort to rebrand the GOP as a party of “multi-racial working-class populism.” They will aggressively shill a “based Hispanics” narrative and they will use this to argue in favor of flooding America with even more immigrants — “We need the based Latinx to … Read more

Neuralink Brain Implants

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by Chris Black Elon Musk and the globalist system he represents are obsessed with implanting computer chips into people’s heads and connect them all via a global satellite system. Neuralink brain implants: Globalists will sell transhumanism to the masses via cheap emotional manipulation: “Save and replay your precious memories!” They obviously aren’t creating these technologies … Read more

The EU Gets it Right This Time

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by Chris Black The European Parliament calls on EU governments to decline invitations to attend the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Officials, like millions of Europeans, can support athletes from home and oppose the violation of human rights by China. 🇨🇳❌RT if you agree #BoycottOlympics pic.twitter.com/03Sb9cWg0a — EPP Group (@EPPGroup) January 20, 2022 “The Communist regime … Read more

Farms are Failing

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More food shortages are imminent as farms are failing. Further food shortages will lead to higher prices and further food shortages. Higher food prices mean less discretionary spending, and an increasing probability of a global recession.

The S&P 500 has recovered from an intraday loss of more than 3.98% only three times (since HLC data began in 1977):

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Wow. The S&P 500 has recovered from an intraday loss of more than 3.98% only three times (since HLC data began in 1977): Jan 24, 2024 (today)Oct 16, 2008 = down -4.63% and closed up 4.25%Oct 23, 2008 = down -4.28% and closed up 1.26% H/T @biancoresearch — Michael Goodwell (@MichaelGoodwell) January 24, 2022 One … Read more