Dr. Scott Atlas (@SWAtlasHoover) on Wisc. telling officials to wear masks at home during Zoom calls: “Fear, bordering on hysteria” pic.twitter.com/g8nGStABR2 — Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) August 12, 2020 University of Georgia urges students to wear masks during sex
By Jon Hall Tuesday afternoon, Joe Biden officially announced his running mate for his 2020 Presidential campaign – naming Kamala Harris his vice president. Although not the worst choice, seeing as how Stacey Abrams and Susan Rice were rumored contenders for the spot, Harris certainly no longer has that “new car” shine that Obama did in 2008. In … Read more
by jessefelder Back in October, I published a blog post titled, “This Is What Monetization of the Debt Looks Like,” arguing that the Fed’s intervention in the repo market at the time was not a return to “quantitative easing,” as many critics suggested at the time, but simply the central bank acting as lender of … Read more
by The Phoenix Yesterday was a big of a shakeout. The fact is that the Fed balance sheet has flatlined since mid-May. The Fed claims that it is providing $120 billion in liquidity per month… but in reality this has NOT been the case for two to three months. Stocks, which were extremely overbought going into … Read more
Is Kamala Harris eligible to be Joe Biden’s VP? Harris is constitutionally ineligible to be VPOTUS (12th Amendment) or POTUS (Article 2). She is not — nor can she ever be — a natural born citizen, the highest standard of citizenship mandated by the Constitution for the president and commander-in-chief. The Founding Fathers wanted a higher standard … Read more
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors By now you’ve all heard the news. Joe Biden, the Democrats’ presumptive nominee for president, has selected as his running mate Kamala Harris, junior senator from California and the state’s former attorney general. If elected, she would be not only the first woman vice president in U.S. history … Read more
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Yahoo Finance, Released on 8/11/20 Jim Bianco discusses his outlook for the financial sector and why he’s worried about inflation and its impact on risk markets. Jim Bianco is President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research, L.L.C. Since 1990 Jim’s commentaries have offered a unique perspective on the global economy and financial markets. Unencumbered by … Read more
by visualcapitalist Internet adoption has steadily increased over the years—it’s more than doubled since 2010. Despite its widespread use, a significant portion of the global population still isn’t connected to the internet, and in certain areas of the world, the number of disconnected people skews towards higher percentages. Using information from DataReportal, this visual highlights which regions have the … Read more
@HRGPFOREVER @realJosephRich @RetirementRight who could of seen this coming!? https://t.co/FU1FHDWEao — The Punisher (of Wall ST) (@GregCrennan) August 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/Hoz94s/status/1293530028777656322 We know that larger companies are filing for bankruptcy at record pace, but small businesses are disappearing by thousands & unfortunately there aren’t many ways to track data real-time, other than @Yelp’s breakdown of business closures @Bloomberg pic.twitter.com/6ktLfwUYKQ — Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) August 12, 2020 “Financially Devastated” – 83% Of NYC Restaurants Unable … Read more
Student loans are a worry for almost everyone and can cause a lot of stress on young individuals. The payments can seem never-ending, and it’s unsettling to see a large part of your paycheck disappear. However, it’s important not to get too overwhelmed, as there are strategies to help you pay off your loans quickly … Read more
By Simon Watkins China continues to expand its influence in the Middle East through oil and infrastructure deals, and the latest deal with ADNOC is a great example of how Beijing looks to grow its presence in the offshore oil business It is little surprise to see that China – again – figures in yet … Read more
by Eric Zuesse Here is why federal criminal indictments of former Obama Administration officials are likely before September 4th: As I have previously documented, the case is overwhelming that extremely serious crimes were, in fact, committed and covered-up, and the only real question now is how high up in the Administration they went — possibly up to Barack … Read more
By Charles Kennedy U.S. refiners are feeling the pinch not only from the lower fuel demand, but also from the surging costs for complying with the biofuel requirements as refining and blending activity is lower than usual. Under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), oil refiners are required to blend growing amounts of renewable fuels into … Read more
by Martin Armstrong https://youtu.be/ajTNjdVZnQQ How will the markets handle what lies ahead is very interesting. Historically capital will ALWAYS flee from tyranny. The markets may appear to be disconnected, but they are clearly beginning to weight the changing tide of freedom which is so essential to how and why we invest our capital. Governments have violated the … Read more
Tax base collapse. 💣 https://t.co/ev7xmU18XX — Cernovich (@Cernovich) August 11, 2020
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