Global liquidity via central banks has already peaked and now in sharp decline ~ indicating world business conditions and growth to follow downwards

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  *Global liquidity via central banks has already peaked and now in sharp decline ~ indicating world business conditions and growth to follow downwards The rate of change is what matters – thus w/ liquidity in steep decline = increasing downside in economy (w/ a lag) Deflationary pic.twitter.com/lbIeuvPGtC — Adem Tumerkan (@RadicalAdem) September 23, 2021 … Read more

An Urgent Update on China’s Black Swan

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By Graham Summers, MBA The markets have rallied hard on news of a potential Evergrande debt payment. In case you’ve missed this story, Evergrande is a massive property developer in China. The company is effectively insolvent, and with $300 billion worth of debt many analysts were predicting this would lead to China’s “Lehman moment.” We … Read more

Blanket Censorship Now in Melbourne, Australia – Internet Shut Down, Power Cut, Cell Phones Cut, Mainstream Media Protest Coverage Cut, Gov Asks Facebook to Ban Livestreams…

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Complete Media blackout of the Melbourne Lockdown Protests yesterday, after Police fired on the protestors. This is our future folks, if we don’t stand up to the tyranny. Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/Bradley93038424/status/1440920068095819778 https://twitter.com/Bradley93038424/status/1440936078333018112 h/t Tcrlaf1

The European Energy Crisis Is About To Go Global

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By Irina Slav It was only a matter of time, really. In a globalized world, energy crunches can hardly remain regionally contained for very long, especially in a context of damaged supply chains and a rush to cut investment in fossil fuels. The energy crunch that began in Europe earlier this month may now be … Read more

Fed Forecasts Higher Unemployment, Lower Growth And Worse Inflation

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The economy looks significantly worse now than it did three months ago. Federal Reserve officials downgraded their expectations for the economy, lowering their forecasts for growth and raising forecasts for unemployment and inflation, according to materials released Wednesday at the conclusion of the Fed’s two-day monetary policy meeting. The new projections show the median expectation … Read more

Durham Indictment Case In Peril, Judge In On It…

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Sussmann will reportedly be tried by a judge with whom he is “professional acquaintances” with. Forgive me for pointing out the obvious, but this is a massive conflict of interest. Judges have been known to be lenient because the defendant said something nice, or maybe they just ate lunch. It is a common convention for … Read more