Amazon Employee Killed in Warehouse Collapse Was Forced to Stay at Work Despite Tornado Warning

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by Chris Black This is third world tier bullshit frens. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1470187292065161220 None of those employees should have been at work that evening.   They all knew about a tornado incoming, it was all over the news for a couple days, especially on Friday. Corporate should have thought about saving lives, not the bottom line, and … Read more

Hospitals Back Down so Unvaxed Don’t Quit

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by Chris Black Resistance IS NOT FUTILE. Mass civil disobedience works. Too bad Americans don’t have a spine. Some of the largest U.S. hospital systems have dropped Covid-19 vaccine mandates for staff, as labor costs in the industry soar and hospitals struggle to retain staff. https://t.co/VYswGAsAWC — WSJ Politics (@WSJPolitics) December 13, 2021  

Why Some People Will Suffer from Social Security “Sticker Shock” in 2022

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Via Birch Gold Mainstream media has been making a big deal about Social Security’s cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) for next year. “Biggest jump since 1983,” according to at least one source. While it’s a fact that the 5.9% COLA is substantial when compared to prior years, once inflation is factored in, beneficiaries will experience “sticker shock.” Let’s take … Read more

Jason Burack: New Changes To Inflation Formulas Coming Soon To Hide More Inflation

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Wall St. For Main St., Released on 12/11/21 Inflation surged 6.8% in November, even more than expected, to fastest rate since 1982 https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/10/consu… Surging prices for food, energy and shelter accounted for much of the gains. Shadow Stats Alternate CPI (using old inflation formulas): http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_… Rents are increasing at a breakneck speed nationally: These smaller cities have … Read more

Bond Traders Stare at Worst Real Returns Since Paul Volcker Era Thanks To Inflation (The Fed’s Famous Chili!)

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by confoundedinterest17 Inflation-adjusted return of Treasuries fell to lowest since the 1980s. For bond investors, this is their version of Kevin’s Famous Chili from The Office! Or The Fed’s Famous Chili! (Bloomberg) — Treasury investors are losing more money than they have in four decades, once inflation is taken into account. And if markets are right, they’re unlikely … Read more

This lending is as risky as a hand of blackjack…

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Holding onto crypto assets is risky, but some companies increase the risk by allowing people to lend their coins. Companies like Celsius offer yields of over 6% for these loans. With no govt regulation, this lending is as risky as a hand of blackjack.https://t.co/SoNvcY7zxj — Steve Hanke (@steve_hanke) December 13, 2021

SPX made a new all time closing high on Friday. Equal weight? Not so much. At March levels.

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https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1470401466863136771 #Apple is just 2% away from a $3tn stock market cap. If Apple were a country, it would rank 5th in size behind the #US, #China, #Japan and #Germany. Find out what's behind Apple's surge in today's @welt Podcast AAA. Make sure to listen to it! https://t.co/O8HtvGhKtH pic.twitter.com/wrkstbs8dJ — Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) December 13, … Read more