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FOUR Republican lawmakers have filed articles of impeachment against Joe Biden as they blasted him for his handling of the “botched” Afghanistan withdrawal and the southern border immigration crisis. The politicians think that Biden has “done so much damage for the country” as they criticized his leadership. Ohio Republican Rep. Bob Gibbs introduced the impeachment articles and they have … Read more
by visualcapitalist When CEOs of major companies are selling their shares, investors can’t help but notice. After all, these decisions have a direct effect on the personal wealth of these insiders, which can say plenty about their convictions with respect to the future direction of the companies they run. Considering that Big Tech stocks are some of the … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 Judy Collins could have sang today’s Fed announcement. All they said was “Someday soon.” Federal Reserve officials signaled they would probably begin tapering their bond-buying program soon and revealed a growing inclination to start raising interest rates in 2022. If progress toward the Fed’s employment and inflation goals “continues broadly as expected, the committee judges … Read more
There is no way to overstate what a massive scandal this is. In the weeks before the election, the CIA invented a blatant lie: that the NY Post's documents were "Russian disinformation." Big Tech then *censored* the reporting, and corporate outlets spent weeks spreading the lie: pic.twitter.com/k9h6Xwubfv — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) September 22, 2021 The … Read more
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The US has 9 more days to raise its debt ceiling or it will default on all its debt. The U.S. is also a debt nation — we all have some form of it, be it with monthly credit cards, student loans and mortgages. It’s hard to think of a world where you can’t just … Read more
All the “rules” we use in our predictions and analysis are made by people and able to be revised on the fly by people. We’re in a game where the refs can make shit up depending upon how the match is going. h/t Patarokun
The graph might be misleading: Evergrande has a debt spread to YEARS for repayment. Its not a single debt, but a overall total debt. – Evergrande need to pay 83 millioner dollars on Thursday. – Evergrande need to pay investors 47.5 million usd by sep. 27. – if the bonds pay is 5%, then they owe … Read more
by laflammaster Banks had a reduction in revenue of 23% this Q, and a 2.9% reduction in all derivatives. Goldman Sachs had $1.2B losses on EX Trades in Q2 – while losing $1.8B on Interest. Hedge funds collateral needed to be raised by 24% to 514%. OCC (Office of Comptroller of Currency) released their new … Read more
by pctracer 👉 MOBILE USERS – There are 4 columns, so you might need to scroll the table. 👈 Since June 17th the rate of 0.05% has been added. ▲ – Current day is greater than the previous day ▽ – Current day is lesser than previous day ★ – Record per column ☆ – … Read more
by jammin727 Grocery store worker ape and X shareholder reporting in. I work with meat every day, and seeing prices rise over the last few weeks has me shook. Here’s just a sampling of what things cost now. 1 pound package of Oscar Mayer Bacon. Was $6.99 merely 3 weeks ago. As of today is … Read more
Gary Gensler, the chairman of the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) is to receive payments by Goldman Sachs that in a 2009 disclosure for his previous position as chair of the Commodities Trading and Futures Commission (CFTC), he said was to begin in 2022. Back then he said he was to receive $6,700 a year … Read more
by Chris Black Premise: Arguments in a case challenging the validity of the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that access to abortion is a constitutional right are scheduled to take place in the nation’s highest court near the end of 2021. The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization on Dec. 1, the court … Read more
Beijing is finding itself cornered by African countries in investment related matters. Several African countries are cancelling contracts with Chinese companies.
By Michael Lebowitz There has been much talk of “transitory inflation”, but the evidence is starting to suggest the term may overstay its welcome. The Fed chose the word “transitory” to describe this instance of rising prices because of its imprecision. Transitory can denote hours, months, or decades. Using transitory versus a specific period provides the … Read more
by Daisy Luther Author of BEYOND the Prepper Stockpile and Be Ready for Anything Have you ever wondered how personal protection experts can manage to watch a big crowd to keep a high-profile individual safe from the one person in the crowd who wants to do them harm? I recently had the opportunity to conduct a fascinating interview … Read more
by mapi What began as a TSA request for airline passengers to put liquids, gels and aerosols in clear plastic bags has expanded to schools, and sports stadiums throughout the country without so much as a whimper from a compliant public. Logically, the next step is for DHS-run police departments to convince citizens to put their drivers licenses and registrations in … Read more
by The Phoenix All eyes are on the Fed today. The Fed is expected to announce its tapering schedule for its current $120 billion per month Quantitative Easing (QE) program. The Fed has been hinting at its plan for months, via both Fed officials and media proxies. The current proposal appears to be a $10-$15 billion per … Read more
