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by MasterCookSwag First of all, I can’t wait to be berated in the comments. I’m gonna be blunt, I have seen a whole lot of dumb shit over the last week. A lot more than normal. And compounding all of that is an unprecedented amount of legitimate emotional involvement here. So let me get started … Read more
by JordanLeDoux NOTE: By “next TSLA” I mean a stock that grows far beyond what talking heads think is “reasonable”. Not that they are company like TSLA or that they will see similar returns. EDIT: BECAUSE SOME PEOPLE CAN’T READ, BB IS NOT GOING TO BECOME A NEARLY TRILLION DOLLAR COMPANY LIKE TESLA. The comparison is with … Read more
by MarioBuzo Silver might go up nicely and for a time but don’t get high on hopium, this is not gonna go in the 100s. https://twitter.com/michaeljburry/status/1356111612759789568 A corner in the silver market has been tried before – and let’s be clear, that is what is being attempted now. In 1980, a rule change by the … Read more
by Shaun Richards Today the economic focus switches to the UK as we consider its share in the pumping up of the world money supply. Although as I type this the central bankers may be rather jealous of the Reddit and Wall Street Bets crew. Spot silver leapt as much as 7.4% in Asia to … Read more
by Martin Armstrong A number of people have commented that somehow the people on Reddit are taking our forecasts and touting them when to buy as in silver now. It appears that way for I have been warning for months that the gold/silver ratio will collapse and that silver would gain over gold. The danger … Read more
by: Ethan Huff (Natural News) Responding to demands from the establishment for a full-scale ban on all communication mediums that have the potential to be used for inciting riots, unrest and violence, Andrew Torba, founder of Gab, says that based on the facts, Facebook and Twitter should be the first to go. These two platforms have … Read more
by Martin Armstrong Both Twitter and Facebook really should be shut down for what they have done are cleverly transforming themselves from a “platform” into a media organization. All the media from New York Times to ABC News can be sued for putting out false information that damages a person. Under Section 230, an internet … Read more
She sees exactly what's going on. Has anyone else noticed this? pic.twitter.com/GwNDbZiahB — An0maly (@LegendaryEnergy) January 31, 2021 h/t Nexus-9
Breaking: Per Reuters, the President of Myanmar along with other members of the ruling party, have been detained following an early morning raid. — (Not Elon) Doge (@IntelDoge) January 31, 2021 Aung San Suu Kyi is the political leader of Myanmar. — (Not Elon) Doge (@IntelDoge) January 31, 2021 h/t WW3
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKK3TtoaNsA It could go down as one of the great back and forth battles in recent memory. Senator Rand Paul battles George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s This Week.
Chad Wolf joined Newsmax TV, Monday, February 1, to talk about the latest on the Department of Homeland Security, whether DHS is targeting specific Americans as violent actors, and why the U.S. government should be trying to stop political violence of all kinds.
CNBC, Released on 2/1/21 Mohamed El-Erian, economic advisor at Allianz and Gramercy and president at Queens College, Cambridge, on how the Reddit short squeeze could possibly end. Mohamed El-Erian is the Chief Economic Adviser of Allianz, a multinational financial services company. He is the former CEO and co-Chief Investment Officer of PIMCO, a global investment … Read more
After starting the day solidly in the green, Gamestop – along with other most shorted names – traded as high as $383 after Robinhood eased its trading limits over the weekend, which saw the brokerage effectively halt trading in as many as 50 stocks. However, the early euphoria did not last long, and moments ago … Read more
To this day, my iPhone still changes the word ‘too’ to ‘TPP,’ a reminder that about five years ago I must have texted frequently about the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Although my phone still can’t figure out that I’ve never once intended to write the word ‘ducking’, this annoying correction happened again the other day when I … Read more
Been catching up on today’s events and this is probably one of the best interviews I have seen thus far. Max lays out exactly what I have been watching since 2008 and what happened there. I honestly don’t believe many users at wallstreetbets knows exactly what they are doing or how historic it is, but … Read more
by: JD Heyes (Natural News) In early September Richard Grenell, the former acting director of national intelligence and U.S. ambassador to Germany, stepped up to the podium in the White House press gallery with the expectation of discussing a major diplomatic breakthrough. After 21 years, Grenell, who had been appointed U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for … Read more
Dean Baquet, the executive editor of The New York Times, decided to give science reporter Donald McNeil a second chance despite finding that he’d made offensive (allegedly quite racist) remarks on a trip with schoolchildren. Fair enough — but how does that square with the Times’ crucifixion of ESPN’s Doug Adler a few years back? … Read more
