BY JOHN RUBINO Problems often come in bunches. And each new one adds — sometimes exponentially — to the complexity of a given situation. See One Problem Is Manageable. Five Might Not Be. The latest example of this unfortunate principle in action …
BREAKING: Trump tells reporters aboard Air Force One he is banning TikTok BREAKING: Trump tells reporters aboard Air Force One he is banning TikTok — Josh Lederman (@thejoshlederman) August 1, 2020 We are still in the air on Air Force …
EXPIRING GOVERNMENT SUPPORT pic.twitter.com/zZGrdIDB6A — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 30, 2020
The Public Debt Ratio Will Rise Considerably in the United States and the Eurozone: Natixis Many questions have arisen as to the effect of this very high level of public debt on the economies,so we will look at the situation …
Big disagreement on Stimulus between parties pic.twitter.com/aFyecaTbVf — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 31, 2020
BUYBACKS DEAD EXCEPT FOR TECH pic.twitter.com/NrEtsS3zD6 — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 31, 2020 Many companies have kept buying back their shares, even as the global recession deepens. “As long as you’re a company that is earning money greater than …
As if 0% rates aren't Zombifying☠️💀☠️ Europe's banks already……witness the Cov-Lite problem🤦♂️ How many ECB economists🤡 does it take to see a problem and fix it ahead of time? #Corrupt pic.twitter.com/NhtoZ060KY — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) July 31, 2020 https://twitter.com/FinGregg/status/1288878840077594625
JOB SEARCHES THROWING IN THE TOWEL pic.twitter.com/K58jrKihNw — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 31, 2020 GLOBAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY pic.twitter.com/LPSsyubH5y — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 31, 2020 Europe plunges into a deep recession as COVID-battered economies brace for a second …
Dems have banked on Americans being too stupid and too easily swayed by the MSM propaganda machine to see what’s going on. They were wrong. _____ Poll: Huge Number of Americans Concerned About the Violence, Who They Blame Is Not …
https://twitter.com/Ben__Rickert/status/1289006651123437570 USD as percentage of global FX reserves has been falling since 2000… https://t.co/URnmypEGDD — The Market Ear (@themarketear) July 31, 2020 #GOLD TRADERS ISSUE LARGEST DELIVERY NOTICE ON RECORD AT COMEX — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 31, 2020 …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUbDBfnWvyU Joe Hoft from the Gateway Pundit reports, After hours of abuse, slander and rage from Democrats, AG Bill Barr asks for a 5 minute break. When Chairman Nadler refuses, AG Barr says what we’ve been thinking for years about …
by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St Shockingly, WTI oil prices have stayed right around $40/barrel (with little to no volatility) for the last 4-6 weeks. Why Oil Remains Stuck At $40 Oil Price Pattern Sees Rising Selling Pressure This is …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “Elon Musk has personified the hopes and dreams of this bull market; Tesla burnishes its results through aggressive accounting; it’s a culture of deception because it is selling self-driving, which doesn’t yet exist.” – Jim Chanos from …
by Martin Armstrong As we head into the fall of 2020, the damage from this coronavirus lockdown will begin to make its full impact felt. While about 25 million unemployed receive $600 a week, there remain arguments to reduce that …
A move to about $1700 or lower is likely in the cards… by Przemyslaw Radomski via Sunshine Profits Yesterday’s session was indeed volatile around the FOMC, just like we warned, and gold even moved to its previous high, likely forming a double-top pattern. Even …
Bill O’Reilly explains the George Soros’ connection to Black Lives Matter, as well as the organization’s shady fundraising practices.
I hope Greece is next, they also suffered a lot from these disgusting globalist.
by Martin Armstrong The impact of Coronavirus is far worse than most can imagine. GDP dropped 32% during the 2nd-quarter which is a new historical record surpassing every recession and the Great Depression of both the 19th and 20th centuries. …
TradersChoice.net, Released on 7/31/20 Gregory Mannarino started his career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. After realizing that working on Wall Street was not like the movies, he moved on …
via arstechnica: Comcast lost 477,000 cable-TV subscribers in Q2 2020 amid a company-wide drop in revenue caused by the pandemic. The net-customer loss consists of 427,000 residential TV customers and 51,000 business TV customers, Comcast’s earnings report today said. The customer losses are more …
by DCG A rather insulting headline: By easing its bar exam score, will California produce more Black and Latino lawyers? https://t.co/sEUJ1zOuJV — Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 26, 2020 The article in the LA Times states the California Supreme Court agreed to …
by AC There are posters here, coming and going, most with some form of an agenda, getting there but nobody really spells this out. Is there an evil masterplan behind all this? I have no clue. Is this aiming for …
Retaliation for Russian attacks: The most prominent target of EU action is unit 74455 of Russia’s GRU military intelligence service, a group known as Sandworm. It is linked to the NotPetya ransomware attacks, which experts say began as a political attack …
Buck Sexton, the host of “The Buck Sexton Show,” took to Twitter on Thursday to ask if former President Barack Obama and the dozens of members of Congress who attended Rep. John Lewis’ funeral in Atlanta will have to abide by Washington, D.C.’s …
via WSJ: If you have school-age children, you may be wondering if they’ll ever get an education. On Tuesday the American Federation of Teachers, the second-largest education union, threatened “safety strikes” if reopening plans aren’t to its liking. Some state …
pic.twitter.com/O8bK1Ewtqu — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 31, 2020
As Congress debates whether to provide more federal aid to state and local governments reeling from the coronavirus, a report by a federal government watchdog found that New Jersey had yet to spend most of the money already approved. According to the U.S. Treasury …
