Stock Market Crash is a strong price decline across majority of stocks on the market which results in the strong decline over short period on the major market indexes . Here is the list of biggest stock market crash in history. AC
Wow. The DOJ moves to dismiss the charges against the Russian Company (Concord) who conducted the alleged “information warfare against the US” The troll case will be dismissed w/ prejudice. How embarrassing for Team Mueller. Wow. The DOJ moves to dismiss the charges against the Russian Company (Concord) who conducted the alleged "information warfare against … Read more
by HeavenlyTrumpets Now they claim there are ZERO coronavirus cases!!! good god and the scientists and media and doctors will clap like seals cheering for them now. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8128889/Chinese-province-Wuhan-reports-NO-new-coronavirus-cases-time.html Meanwhile China has been secretly building new hospitals https://www.ntdtv.com/b5/2020/03/16/a102800729.html (Translation) A Chinese doctor in a January press conference forgot to give the typical Chicom propaganda and leaked that the coronavirus … Read more
Taking care of your health is not as easy as it seems at times. You have to take care of various aspects such as proper exercise, a healthy diet, sleep routine, calorie intake, maintaining a positive attitude and so much more. For your convenience, we have accumulated some of the most helpful smartphone apps that … Read more
by Lance Roberts I have been slammed with emails over the last couple of days asking the following questions: “What just happened to my bonds?” “What happened to my gold position, shouldn’t it be going up?” “Why are all my stocks being flushed at the same time?” As noted by Zerohedge: “Stocks down, Bonds down, credit … Read more
by Power80770M AAPL People love to say that AAPL has $100B+ in cash, but they actually have $40B in cash equivalents, and $67B in “marketable securities.” What are “marketable securities”? From their latest 10-Q: The maturities of the Company’s non-current marketable debt securities generally range from one to five years. Of this $67B in marketable securities, nearly … Read more
BREAKING: Miami Republican Rep. @MarioDB has tested positive for the coronavirus. He voted Friday in the House – One Day Prior to Symptoms NEW: Miami Republican Rep. @MarioDB has tested positive for the coronavirus. He had a fever but now feels fine. — Patricia Mazzei (@PatriciaMazzei) March 18, 2020 Having watched the House floor obsessively … Read more
Share this! THIS is #coronavirus #Covid19 This is why YOUNG PEOPLE MUST CARE! Its not just your parents at risk. Young people are dying too. Wash your hands, stay home, protect yourselves and family❤️🙏🏼 https://t.co/FRC9mJGeX2 — Barzen Kasim (@WeloveKURDISTAN) March 19, 2020 Coronavirus Ravages 7 New Jersey Members of a Single Family, Killing 3 Coronavirus … Read more
https://twitter.com/BradCabana/status/1240505658799083521 Yes, these are scary times. But that doesn't mean you should head to the bank, drain your accounts and put your cash under your mattress. https://t.co/NQ6k5EfUo6 — CNN (@CNN) March 19, 2020 MAYBE IT REALLY IS THE END TIMES: Stunned CNN Offers Rare Praise for Trump’s Leadership After Coronavirus Presser. CNN’s Dana Bash Praises Trump’s Handling of … Read more
by Bix Weir of Road to Roota I’m back. Everyone in my family is now in the right place to hunker down for a few months. It’s going to get much, much worse before it gets better. I’m pissed that the Good Guys took so long to pull the trigger…now it’s much harder to make the transition. Stay … Read more
I dont know how credible this is… its from a friends brother whos part of admin of a hospital He says by end of this week. 2 weeks lockdown….homeland security will be running it with national guard Ill update which hospital it is once i know Anyone else hear or know of it? Update: whats … Read more
by The Phoenix Thus far in this crisis, the Fed has: 1) Cut interest rates from 1.25% to 0.15%. 2) Launched over $700 billion in Quantitative Easing (QE). 3) Launched a $1.5 TRILLION repo program. 4) Launched another $1 trillion repo program. 5) Announced it will begin buying commercial paper (short-term corporate debt). 6) Allowed … Read more
Photo by Flickr.com | CC BY | Photoshopped From Birch Gold Group Do you remember the 2-year / 10-year yield curve? You know, the one the Fed swept under the rug in 2018? The one that officially inverted last year? Well, that same yield curve inversion preceded every major recession for the last 50 years. Last year’s inversion appears to be right on target … Read more
by Cassius K. We’ve all seen photos of the empty shelves in stores across American, and one thing that has become increasingly difficult to find is bleach. Typically, a bottle of bleach should contain between 6 and 8.25% sodium hypochlorite, a more dilute solution that one might expect, similar to an item such as peroxide. Unfortunately for … Read more
By Harry Dent Two things I have been predicting for years that most people just can’t get have just started to happen. You know when a person keeps going into cardiac arrest or flatlining, the doctors keep shocking them with the defibrillator until they finally give up and pronounce the patient dead? I say the economy … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider In the history of Facebook, there have been four major redesigns. The latest one, FB5, otherwise known as The New Facebook, might be the most dramatic of them all. It’s a total shift in how Facebook looks and works on desktop and mobile. While doing routine maintenance on my computer today, I cleaned … Read more
by jessefelder I recently made the distinction here, with a little help from Ben Graham, between investing and speculating. Over the past decade, markets have become overrun with speculators while investors have become an endangered species. “Price-insensitive buying,” as it has been called, has come to dominate markets from fixed income to equities and it is … Read more
You’ve got to admire Musk for snookering true believers into buying $2 billion of new shares a month ago that are now down 52%. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET: First a little history. Back in the good old days of February 4, 2020, when Tesla CEO Elon Musk could still be seen walking on water, and when … Read more
The ECB promised “to monitor markets closely.” Then it came out with a new bond buying binge. By Nick Corbishley, for WOLF STREET: Bank stocks in Europe plumbed fresh mutli-decade lows despite the release of a hurriedly improvised one-paragraph announcement by the ECB pledging to do just about whatever it could take to keep the banking system in tact. … Read more
Dealing in debt is never easy! If you have a small debt, you just have to make the small payments regularly to get out of it. But when you have a big debt, not only you have to manage a good amount of money that you do not already have, but you have to deal … Read more