A game changer? Reuters: US Approves NYSE listing plan to cut out Wall Street middlemen

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  WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Companies can raise capital on the New York Stock Exchange through direct listings, without losing gains if their stock pops or forking out hefty fees to Wall Street banks, which typically underwrite such capital raisings, the U.S. securities regulator said on Tuesday. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of the NYSE’s … Read more

ANOTHER Mutation Breaking Out In England!

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Two cases of the South African variant of the virus — called 501.V2 — have been detected so far in the UK Second mutated strain to be found in as many weeks and this version is even ‘more transmissible’ than first  Matt Hancock said discovery was ‘highly concerning’ and slapped immediate travel bans on South … Read more

Shocking Bodycam Footage of Police Responding to Altercation Between Georgia Democrat Senate Candidate Raphael Warnock and His Wife Released

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Raphael Warnock's ex-wife addresses his character on the bodycam footage: "This man is running for the U.S. Senate and all he cares about is his reputation… I have tried to keep the way he acts under wraps for a long time, and today he crossed a line." pic.twitter.com/vVSVpOi3GZ — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) December 23, 2020 … Read more

Pelosi Gone! AOC is in a tissy! Conservative Democrats Just May Spoil the Party

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by Martin Armstrong The polls in Congress show the overwhelming rejection of Pelosi to remain as speaker of the House. Her approval rating among politicians is 31% at best. Even the left-wing Politico is reporting what has been the talk behind the curtain.  I have warned that the Democrats are ripe to split. The Conservative Democrats, who … Read more

US New Home Sales Down 11% In November, But UP 20.8% YoY

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by confoundedinterest17 US new home sales plunged 11% in November (hello, it’s NOVEMBER!!). But new home sales rose 20.8% YoY (even though the YoY rate is falling). The median price for new home sales fell slightly in November,but with historically low existing home sales I expect new home sales to increase in 2021.    

WE SURE COULD USE ANOTHER FOUR YEARS OF THIS:

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US strikes at the heart of China’s bid to become a tech superpower. Washington announced Friday that it will require US exporters to apply for a license before they can sell to Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC). The US government claims that the chipmaker can use its tech to help China modernize its armed forces. … Read more

VIDEO: Senator Lindsey Graham Defends, on TV, Taking Millions From Americans to Give to Pakistan: “Pakistan is a Place I Worry About”

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They hate us — Eduardo Neret (@eduneret) December 22, 2020 “Pakistan is a Place I Worry About” – Lindsey Graham Defends Sending Millions of Dollars to Pakistan While Americans Suffer (VIDEO) https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/12/pakistan-place-worry-lindsey-graham-defends-sending-millions-dollars-pakistan-americans-suffer-video/ Americans don’t go to work to fund gender programs in Pakistan, write big billon dollar checks to foreign countries, or build border walls … Read more

ONE HAND WASHES THE OTHER: CA Dem Who Pushed Plum Contract to Biden-Linked Firm Tapped for Senate Seat.

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The California Democrat who fought to pay out a $35 million state contract to a Biden-linked consulting firm was selected to succeed Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in the U.S. Senate. Democratic governor Gavin Newsom appointed California secretary of state Alex Padilla to replace Harris on Tuesday, months after Padilla awarded Democratic public relations giant SKDKnickerbocker a $35 … Read more

TRUMP VETOED the NDAA bill

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*TRUMP DEFIES CONGRESS AND VETOES BIPARTISAN DEFENSE-POLICY BILL — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 23, 2020 President Trump has vetoed the sweeping defense bill, which passed both chambers with veto-proof majorities. — Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) December 23, 2020 President Donald Trump has vetoed an annual military spending bill worth $740 billion, sending it back to Congress. The … Read more