American cities are burning, there’s a lethal pandemic and we’re in a new Great Depression. There’s still one place to go — gold.

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BY JAMES RICKARDS American cities are burning, there’s a lethal pandemic and we’re in a new Great Depression. Other than that, everything’s fine. People often ask me when things will “get back to normal.” Well, the answer could be never (or at least not for a long time). Germany was not “normal” from 1914–54, for example. … Read more

$100k in a month!

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by mingomangos 21 year old child that grew up with little monies. This money means nothing too me and i will be buying a house for my family. Plays have been on paypal, visa, mastercard, spy, airlines, box, and facebook. View post on imgur.com Getting a lot of comments about getting out now so heres … Read more

Boeing YOLO up 7.7x (60k -> 463k)

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by bmexgainporntaway View post on imgur.com It’s not like I’m smart enough to daytrade this so I’m here pumping my bags instead. 100% unrealised, I will post gain/loss porn in a few weeks time. edit: ok 635k NLV now, this is nuts even for bitcoin standards, taking a small chunk off. View post on imgur.com … Read more

CBOE Equity Put/Call Ratio is reaching an extreme. Bankrupt Hertz stock now trading above where it was prior to filing for bankruptcy…

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CBOE Equity Put/Call Ratio is reaching an extreme. pic.twitter.com/mb4LVSiX2K — Mike Shell (@MikeWShell) June 5, 2020 $HTZ now trading above where it was prior to filing for bankruptcy… pic.twitter.com/R1NY7bYB0h — TC (@TESLAcharts) June 5, 2020 Hertz bankruptcy is CANCELLED by robinhood “investors” Headline bullet points: Since filing for bankruptcy in late May, Hertz has surged … Read more

How Many Rabbits Can The Fed Pull Out Of The Hat?

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The Federal Reserve has been increasing the supply of dollars at levels not seen in at least 40 years. Even the money pump during the 2008 financial crisis pales in comparison to today’s central bank counterfeiting. Just as the lockdowns will produce tremendous ongoing problems, the Fed’s reckless money-printing is setting in motion an economic … Read more

Today’s Job report is BS. Many unprocessed unemployment files not taken into account.

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$$ Market talk — BLS reported May 16th when survey was underway that 29,965,415 Americans were receiving unemployment insurance but the survey only counted 20,985,000 as unemployed leaving an unexplained gap of 8,980,415.Including those the unemployment rate stands at 19%. — Gregor Peter (@L0gg0l) June 5, 2020 always read the fine print https://t.co/dB8wgqOoEq — . … Read more

Civil Unrest Ignites on Schedule

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by Martin Armstrong (picture from Paris protest, credit Michel Euler/AP) George Floyd’s death has sparked civil unrest throughout the world. In Athens, Greece, protestors flung firebombs at the US embassy. In France, President Macron urged citizens not to compare France with the US as he does not feel police brutality, racism, or government control is … Read more

NYC Mayor de Blasio drowned out by boos, faces calls to resign, at George Floyd memorial

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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was drowned out by booing at a memorial for George Floyd in Brooklyn on Thursday, as the preacher who introduced him pleaded with attendees to show “respect.” “Let us welcome with respect the mayor of New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio and first lady Chirlane McCray,” Rev. Kevin McCall said. Loud … Read more

Biden Echoes Mitt Romney with Claim that 10% to 15% of Americans are Not Good People

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QhjLGB47Qw Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden said most Americans are good and want to improve the country but called 10 to 15 percent of citizens “not very good people.” In a virtual town hall event broadcasted Thursday night on “The Shade Room” and moderated by actor Don Cheadle, Biden spoke about race and … Read more

“If Chairman Powell does not set expectations and boundaries, the reckless risk taking is a financial stability threat that will amplify the damage to the economy. “

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"If Chairman Powell does not set expectations and boundaries, the reckless risk taking is a financial stability threat that will amplify the damage to the economy. " via Mike O'Rourke, Chief Market Strategist of JonesTradinghttps://t.co/mKK7wuZhmx — Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) June 5, 2020 #BrokenMarkets https://t.co/0LWKua75KF — Grant Williams (@ttmygh) June 5, 2020 'To get a sense of … Read more

CNN’s Anderson Cooper Has a New Nickname for Trump but Nobody is Laughing

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UH8zvzOBxTs Beth Baumann from Townhall reports, CNN’s Anderson Cooper chided President Donald Trump for acting like a “wannabe wartime president” after announcing plans to mobilize all federal resources to reestablish law and order across the country. According to Cooper, Trump is “dominating black people” and “peaceful protestors” when he talks about restoring law and order. … Read more

This is literally insane. The Mayor of DC criticizes FENCING around the White House saying that it’s “The People’s House”. It should be “opened up” and people “should be able to access it from all sides.”

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#BREAKING: DC Mayor Muriel Bowser criticizes fencing around White House: "That’s the People’s House. It's a sad commentary that the house & its inhabitants have to be walled off… We should want the White House to be opened up for people to be able to access it from all sides." pic.twitter.com/m8qfCXSu1o — The Hill (@thehill) June … Read more

Breakdown of ANTIFA Squad Tactics

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by Brandwins found this somewhere: Step 1: Organize an EXTREMELY large gathering of peaceful protesters. Step 2: March them right into the heart of a target community. Step 3: Peacefully demonstrate during daylight hours. Get your optics on TV so the media can show how peaceful and organized and righteous you are. Step 4: Linger … Read more

The Insurrection Act of 1807 allows the president to use the military to save the nation.

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The Insurrection Act gives U.S. presidents the authority to deploy active duty military to maintain or restore peace in times of crisis. The Insurrection Act was invoked numerous times in the 20th century, most famously when Dwight D. Eisenhower sent the 101st Airborne Division to enforce the desegregation of public schools in Little Rock, Arkansas. But the origins of … Read more