Inequality in access to credit…

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Inequality in access to credit: Big companies able to tap the bond market have been borrowing a lot and at ultra-low yields. Meanwhile smaller companies dependent on bank loans are finding it increasingly difficult to secure financing.https://t.co/mOvlg0AA0G by @sallybakewell1 pic.twitter.com/64DT6KjEPr — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) August 13, 2020 A $2 trillion credit boom is leaving the … Read more

INFLATION UP AS MUCH AS 1991

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INFLATION UP AS MUCH AS 1991 pic.twitter.com/D2KUQq0ZHZ — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) August 13, 2020 Weimar government financed its deficit by printing more currency, causing rampant hyperinflation. At the beginning of 1920, 50 marks was equivalent to one US dollar. By the end of 1923, one US dollar was equal to 4,200,000,000,000 marks — Win … Read more

Do you know what put US economy into Great Depression between 1929-1932? Yeah – infinite amount of STIMULUS! Let’s watch it how this time will be different.

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Do you know what put US economy into Great Depression between 1929-1932? Yeah – infinite amount of STIMULUS! Let's watch it how this time will be different. pic.twitter.com/X858xTW3zG — GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) August 13, 2020 That's what you are seeing now. Plenty of credit nobody is allowed to borrow except S&P 5. I bet tightening will … Read more

Global Central Bank Update: -Mexico cut rates for the 6th time this year, 50 bps move to 4.50%.

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Global Central Bank Update:-Mexico cut rates for the 6th time this year, 50 bps move to 4.50%. pic.twitter.com/Y3Mg36MFeu — Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) August 14, 2020 LolThe gov won't pay interest rate but will give you a bonus if you lend ?Decades of monetary comedic improv with no end in sight https://t.co/eBooBGWpy2 — G Stockus 🎄🥂 … Read more

Survey results show 95% of Chinese iPhone owners would switch from Apple to another smartphone brand, rather than give up WeChat

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A huge Chinese survey with more than 1.2 million responses shows that 95% of Chinese iPhone owners would switch from Apple to another smartphone brand, rather than give up WeChat. The survey follows an executive order by Donald Trump banning US companies from transactions with WeChat owner Tencent. source: https://9to5mac.com/2020/08/13/chinese-iphone-owners/      

Why Stock Splits Matter: Covered Calls

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by OhioBaseball Covered calls are when you sell call options against the stock you already own and collect the income from the premium. If the underlying stock rallies above the strike price, you will lose on the call you wrote but if you own the underlying stock you obviously benefit from the appreciation. If taxes … Read more

Science Based: The China Study

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by MKI The China Study got a 48% scientific accuracy rank from the non-biased Red Pen Reviews folk (non-funded scientist reviews, sharp guys). Check out the link. Quick summary: We evaluated three key claims of The China Study: Animal foods such as dairy and meat are a major cause of cancer, particularly due to the type of … Read more

Oregon State Police abandon Portland after local left-wing D.A. refuses to pursue criminal charges against rioters who attack law enforcement

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by: Mike Adams (Natural News) BREAKING: Portland, Oregon now stands on the verge of collapse into total lawlessness and anarchy, all by design, as Oregon State Police are pulling out of the city following the decision of the local district attorney to drop nearly all charges against rioters who violently assault law enforcement officials. Once again, a … Read more

Rates only go up from here, no negative

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The Federal Reserve is already funding > 50% of new UST issuance. They are becoming stuck in this role as there is minimal interest overseas and demand is falling locally. Rates only go up from here, no negative — Nicholas Ramos (@NickVRamos) August 13, 2020 US yield curve steepens due to economic optimism and a … Read more

The Economy Will Not Return for Years

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Marc Faber interviewed on Palisade Radio Marc feels, “The economy is currently in a dead-cat bounce and that peak economic levels seen in 2018-2019 will not come back for a long-time… and by a long-time… years.” Tom welcomes an always popular guest back to the program, Marc Faber. Marc questions the belief that government and central banker … Read more

SOS! Take Cover, It’s Too Late To Turn Back From The Credit Bubble!

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Doug Noland interviewed by Jay Taylor on Turning Hard Times Into Good Times First, Jay introduces the guest for the show, gives updates on the sponsors and the projects they are working on and provides updates on gold and silver from Alasdair Macleod: Then, Doug Noland talks about the dynamics of the current credit bubble and why there can be … Read more

How the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank is quietly taking ownership of what we call America

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The Fed’s Silent Takeover of the U.S. August 12, 2020 by IWB In this episode, we look under the hood of the Fed’s massive, three-trillion-dollar expansion of its balance sheet, rationalized by officials as a necessary response to… what else? The pandemic. Fair enough. But that’s not the end of the story. Whenever the Fed … Read more

CDC: 25.5% of Americans age 18 to 24 seriously considered suicide in the past 30 days

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1 in 4 have considered suicide? Yet the Dems still politicize this virus and insist on more lockdowns and keeping schools closed. These kids are just collateral damage to the Dem’s political agenda. ————————————————————-​———————————————————– CDC: 25.5% of Americans age 18 to 24 seriously considered suicide in the past 30 days. 16% of age 25 to … Read more