by Doug Casey There are a lot of questions people are asking themselves today. Among them: How serious is this economic downturn likely to be? How long will it last? How can it be ended? Whose fault is it? The answers to these questions being given by pundits, economists, money honeys, and politicians are, almost without … Read more
by RealWakandaDPRK https://youtu.be/xSWXWKEfLro Joe Biden can’t keep his hands off of Senators’ children at the swearing in ceremony.
(by Half Dollar) Wow. The propaganda is getting pretty bad. This little gem of epic fail came out of Reuters (bold added for emphasis): MOSCOW, April 7 (Reuters) – Russian banks have asked the central bank to resume buying gold for its reserves with exports of the precious metal hobbled by the coronavirus outbreak, their lobby group said. If true, at … Read more
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Our Adaptive Fibonacci Price Modeling system suggests a much deeper price move is in the works and the current price rally will likely end near resistance levels identified by the Adaptive Fibonacci Price Modeling system. We are posting this research post for friends and followers to help them understand the true … Read more
NEW YORK — Small business owners hoping for quick help from the government’s emergency $349 billion lending program were still waiting Tuesday amid reports of computer problems at the Small Business Administration. The SBA’s loan processing system stopped working Monday, making it impossible for loans to be approved and funds distributed, according to a trade … Read more
This is handy. Something one can do in their down time. How to SEW a REUSABLE FACE MASK with FILTER POCKET// DIY Fabric Face mask // BATCH sew Medical mask In this video I’m going to show you how to sew a reusable face mask with filter pocket. This medical face mask can be sewn … Read more
The United Nations has ordered its military and police forces across the globe to suspend rotation in an effort to mitigate the spread of the deadly coronavirus. The suspension will stay in effect until June 30, the spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, Stephane Dujarric, told reporters on Tuesday. ~~~~~~~~~ Watch this situation! AO
World Health Organisation’s ‘China centric’ leader launches bizarre attack on Taiwan. The leader of the World Health Organisation has gone on a bizarre rant attacking Taiwan while claiming to be the victim of racist comments and death threats. WHO general manager Tedros Adhanom was responding to calls he should resign for failing to condemn China’s … Read more
This terrifying animation shows how coronavirus particles from a single cough can hang in the air “several minutes” and spread across two aisles of a supermarket. Scientists created a computer simulation to study how far the virus can travel indoors – and worryingly found how a cloud of droplets will infect others even after the … Read more
I own a contract tech-services company. Fifty-eight fulltime employees with 379 contractors, the average tenure of which have worked with our company about eight years (very good for this industry). Revenue is down 82% from two months ago. I have put every penny of my wealth back into the company and the corp. credit lines … Read more
by Guest Author Due to my recent findings from researching the empirical data of prior market crashes since 1901, investors in the future will be able to distinguish a crash from a correction. All crashes and corrections can now be measured and categorized. The chart below for the NASDAQ from 2000 to 2020 depicts: 2000 … Read more
(by Half Dollar) This morning started out full of doom and gloom. Check out Fox News channeling the spirits of Orwell while turning the “Hannity” logo into something that looks like some sort of attempt to bring back the show American Gladiators, and if the super-scary digital map of the United States in any indication, the … Read more
By Tsvetana Paraskova One of Canada’s largest oil firms, Suncor Energy, has just announced the issue of new bonds, for which it had to pay triple the borrowing costs that it did for a similar debt issuance last year—a sign that funding costs for energy companies in Canada are surging as the price of Canadian oil collapses … Read more
Photo by Wikimedia.org| CC BY | Photoshopped From Brandon Smith Today, stock market investors are hoping desperately for Weimar-style hyperinflation to boost equities prices to dizzying heights in what some call a “crack-up boom”. In terms of money creation, we are not there yet, but such levels of fiat printing could happen within the next year. Unfortunately for investors, … Read more
A sailor aboard the USS Nimitz tested positive for coronavirus, marking the fourth U.S. aircraft carriers with sailors affected by the virus. The sailor tested positive for coronavirus last week, according to three defense officials who spoke to Politico. Another sailor assigned to the aircraft carrier also reportedly tested positive with coronavirus, though they were not aboard … Read more
This exceeds the previous record by almost 100%… by Harvey Organ of Harvey Organ Blog APRIL 7A//GOLD UP SLIGHTLY AT 30 CENTS TO $1650.60//SILVER UP 26 CENTS TO 15.11//AT THE GOLD COMEX ALMOST 84 TONNES IS STANDING FOR THE MONTH FOR DELIVERY: EXCEEDS PREVIOUS RECORD BY ALMOST 100%//THE ECB FOR THE FIRST TIME ACCEPTING GREEK DEBT..MUST NEED FOR … Read more
by -TiredOfAllThisShit- I know volume is somewhat irrelevant for our analysis but every time I open a chart on a stock, I realise the stock’s volume is not at all comparable to what it was verified in the financial crisis. Obviously we are still in early stages and we don’t know how severe this year … Read more
via Zerohedge: With America’s small and medium businesses suffering from cardiac arrest now that the economy is in a indefinite coma, it is hardly a surprise that the largest US bank, JPMorgan Chase has been inundated with more than 375,000 requests for $40bn of loans under the $350bn small business rescue scheme, a higher number … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhIRaU3MFuM Bank runs and bank failures is the new reality in many countries as credit crunch is becoming a challenge within this world economic collapse. Some of the biggest banks in the United States, UK, Europe and all over the world have find themselves in an economic storm that is bigger than the 2008 bank … Read more
