US customs officers seize 13-ton shipment of Chinese beauty products made using Uighur prison labor

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by: Ramon Tomey (Natural News) United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized a 13-ton shipment of beauty products from China, amounting to $800,000 in July. The shipment, which included wigs made of human hair suspected to be taken from prisoners, originated from the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region in northwestern China. CBP officers seized the shipment compliant with a June detention … Read more

Twitter has locked the personal account of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany for sharing news Democrats don’t like.

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by epiphanyx99 It’s full 1984 mode. So far – NY Post, Kayleigh McEnany & James Woods have been locked out of their twitter accounts to censor the Joe/Hunter Biden bombshell today. BREAKING: Twitter has locked the personal account of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany for sharing news Democrats don’t like. pic.twitter.com/eR8HhkgqVY — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) … Read more

Gold Just Invalidated Its Small Breakout, A Pause May Be Coming Before The Next Decline

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by Przemyslaw Radomski via Sunshine Profits In Monday’s analysis, we’ve explained why rising stock prices might not lead to significantly higher gold prices after all before the latter turned south again. The manner in which this week’s trading was conducted seems to have confirmed our indications. With stocks (S&P 500) up by 1%, and Monday’s close as its second-highest … Read more

“I don’t think it’s healthy for the markets to be addicted, or too reliant, on Fed presence … it engenders fragilities.” – – @RobSKaplan

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  🤔“I don’t think it’s healthy for the markets to be addicted, or too reliant, on Fed presence … it engenders fragilities.” – – @RobSKaplan @ericrosengren @neelkashkari @RaphaelBostic @marydalyecon @AWLehnert @steveliesman @NickTimiraos pic.twitter.com/5TydqhaVmc — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) October 11, 2020 "We are seeing a record amount of retail participation in the market," says @BlackRock CEO Larry … Read more

GLOBAL DEFAULT OUTLOOK

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GLOBAL DEFAULT OUTLOOK pic.twitter.com/cbguW41dip — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) October 15, 2020 "About half of all outstanding US investment-grade corporate bonds are now rated BBB, up from 32% in early 2009" https://t.co/O1ApGtkEns pic.twitter.com/WrZkdF4y0u — Trevor Noren (@trevornoren) October 14, 2020  

$16.5 trillion of negative yielding bonds now poised to set a new record. IMF not planning to sell its gold for debt relief…

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Major breakout. $16.5 trillion of negative yielding bonds now poised to set a new record. A huge support for the bullish case on gold & silver. pic.twitter.com/B1ZnSmyNmW — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) October 15, 2020 BREAKING: IMF not planning to sell its gold for debt relief… "The IMF has no plans to sell #gold at … Read more

BUST: Australian rents just fell for the first time in history. Three buildings on NYC’s main Madison Avenue retail corridor have sold for about 80% below peak sales prices in 2014. Percentage of economies in recession this year has been unprecedented in modern history

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Not good. Australian rents just fell for the first time in history. Not even in its 90s recession did prices contract. A real concern for such a leveraged housing market that still is highly dependent on rental income. pic.twitter.com/qAxmHoWn1n — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) October 15, 2020 Related: Three buildings on NYC’s main Madison Avenue … Read more

Robinhood: 2,000 accounts hacked. Community will survive or…

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The app has become notorious for risky investments and frequent trading that’s more like gambling than investing. That said, plenty of people are using the app to invest the smart way. They saw opportunity after March’s stock market crash. Now they’re using the commission-free platform to dodge the fees previous generations of investors accepted. Investing … Read more

Poverty soars across US as coronavirus relief runs out

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1_4U1_SLtc With federal coronavirus relief largely dried up, two troubling new studies reveal that millions more Americans are falling into poverty since May as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic and the economic lockdowns still in place across the country. RT America’s Trinity Chavez has the details for the News with Rick Sanchez.