Hedge Funds Ramp Up Exposure

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by Lance Roberts  The “Fear Of Missing Out” has infected retail and hedge funds alike as they ramp up exposure to chase performance. We have previously discussed the near “mania” of retail investors taking on exceptional risk in various manners. From increasing leverage, engaging in speculative options trading, and taking out personal loans to invest, it’s all evidence of … Read more

The Election Audits Fulfilling the Model Forecasts?

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by Martin Armstrong Many people have written in about the ongoing audits of the 2020 election, which seem to be spreading from state to state. I believe Roman has done a fair unbiased review of Arizona on Epoch TV. We are witnessing forensic audits now also in Pennsylvania. There are calls for audits now even in Wisconsin. I … Read more

AG Merrick Garland Bans DOJ from Investigating Intelligence Community Leaks to Journalists

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by Sundance  Once you take a nuclear action on something corrupt, there is no return.  The Obama-era weaponization of the intelligence apparatus for political purposes was one such nuclear action.  That weaponization was an escalation of action that forever sealed the need to hide it. The intelligence apparatus, including the DOJ/FBI and aligned agencies, in addition … Read more

‘Defund the Police’ Backfires on the Left — So They Blame Republicans, by Oliver L. North and David L. Goetsch

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In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death in 2020, Black Lives Matter, antifa and other Marxist organizations demanded law enforcement agencies be defunded. In an astonishing display of progressive Democrat solidarity, scores of mayors, city councils and county boards of supervisors in cities and counties across our country capitulated to the far left’s demands and … Read more

Why is the US allowing China to buy up our Farm land?

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The coronavirus pandemic may have shed light on China’s influence in America over the supply chain, including life-saving medicines, technology and equipment. But some analysts believe the ongoing crisis lays bare the inroads China has made on U.S. soil. The American Security Institute recently released a report and launched a campaign, featuring a billboard in … Read more

Taco Bell and Starbucks warn about shortages

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Supply chain problems continue to plague the restaurant industry, leading big chains Taco Bell and Starbucks to warn consumers on Monday that some items may not be available. Starbucks told customers on its app that “due to supply shortages, some items are temporarily unavailable.” That echoed warnings that have persisted at the chain’s locations for … Read more

Google ADMITS employees listen to your conversations without you knowing

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GOOGLE allegedly admitted to listening to conversations recorded by Google Assistant even without a user’s “Hey Google” trigger. The tech giant made the admission during a closed-door meeting with Indian government officials, according to a report, though Google has attempted to clarify the claims. Sources also told IndiaToday the company admitted that its AI assistant … Read more

Brendan Carr: We Have the Technology to Break Cuba Internet Blockade; We Need the Political Will

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Brendan Carr, senior Republican commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), told Breitbart News Sunday host Joel Pollak that U.S. firms can provide Internet access to Cuba and circumvent the digital blockade imposed on the one-party island state. “We have the technical capability to circumvent that Internet blockade [in Cuba], and there’s two ways we … Read more

The U.S. Has Become the World’s New Bitcoin Mining Hub

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The U.S. is the second-biggest mining destination on the planet, accounting for nearly 17% of all the world’s bitcoin miners. Prior to Beijing’s sudden crackdown, China’s mining dominance had already begun to slip. Marathon Digital’s Fred Thiel expects most new miners relocating to North America to be powered by renewables or gas that is offset … Read more

Texas Democrats’ Washington trip to block voting bills will cost $1.5 million, lawmaker says

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Texas Democrats’ trip to Washington, D.C., attempting to block GOP-backed voting bills from passing in the state Legislature will cost $1.5 million, a state lawmaker said. State Rep. Armando Walle projected the lawmakers’ chartered flights alone cost upward of $100,000, according to NBC News. Other notable expenses will include food, hotel lodging, and transportation, he … Read more