Vanda Research sees a sell-off coming for Tesla stock later this month after a hot start to 2023. Retail investors have piled into the EV-maker’s stock, but Elon Musk’s recent announcements fell flat. “The current environment is more favorable for a sell-off, given the sizable investment flows in comparison to historical levels.” Tesla stock has … Read more
Heavy rain in the Chernobyled area of Ohio caused dams to break that were supposedly keeping toxic chemicals from reaching clean drinking water sources. pic.twitter.com/l8ZSsgdYEe — Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) March 6, 2023
by: Stefan Gleason Investors have recently been piling into cash. According to a report by BofA Global Research, cash funds last week saw their largest inflows since the pandemic panic of early 2020. Back then, cash instruments offered little to no yield and, they did serve as a temporary haven from market volatility. But as is … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 The last US debt crisis occured in 2013 when Congress finally raised the debt ceiling … and kept on borrowing and spending, But if you thought that a debt crisis would scare Congress (and the Administration) into balancing the Federal budget, you would be wrong. In fact, since the 2013 debt crisis, Federal debt is … Read more
The Asian Financial crisis led to coordinated monetary easing that fueled the Y2K Tech bubble. Followed by monetary tightening and recession. In the same way the pandemic fueled the pandemic Tech bubble followed by monetary tightening. pic.twitter.com/dNmUKBTijQ — Mac10 (@SuburbanDrone) March 6, 2023 Bulls, you have run out of greater fools. You need printed money … Read more
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by UniversalSurvivalist The devil is in the details. Section 3 of the World Health Organisation pandemic treaty states that although countries that sign the agreement will continue to retain their sovereignty, they may lose their right to governance if they cause harm to their own citizens or other countries.
by BoatSurfer600 Source: Reuters There is plenty of rumours about problems in european banks. Some smart guys tell that either CS or Deutschebank fall may provoke fall of the whole financial system. I am not professional, but rumours like these were impossible 20 years ago. EVERYTHING IS GOING SWIMMINGLY: Blackstone Defaults: Subprime Meltdown 2? Though off … Read more
Based on data on the Monetary Authority of Singapore website, it added 44.6 tonnes of #gold to its official reserves in January. This is the first increase since June 2021, and the highest monthly purchase on record (back to Aug 2000). Its gold reserves now total 198.4 tonnes. pic.twitter.com/AqaqcfgT0E — Krishan Gopaul (@KrishanGopaul) March 6, … Read more
In December 2022, reported on five Antifa members who were arrested and held on terrorism charges after protesting outside of a $90 Million police training center near Atlanta, Georgia. During the arrests, police recovered bombs, flares, gasoline, and weapons. Additionally, the protesters torched at least two vehicles during their protests at the training center site. … Read more
https://twitter.com/_/status/1599369617956225027 Farmers in Germany’s most populous state must severely rein in their use of certain fertilizing techniques under a new set of restrictions apparently aimed at making the industry more “green.” As of Thursday, farmers in North Rhine-Westphalia are required to use 20% less nitrate fertilizer in areas deemed to have “problematic” levels of the … Read more
via foxbaltimore: BALTIMORE (WBFF) — In Maryland, felony murder occurs when someone is killed while a felony crime, like robbery is being committed. For example, a getaway driver hits and kills a pedestrian while fleeing the scene of a crime, they are guilty of felony murder, under current law. Democratic Delegate Charlotte Cruchfield is looking to change … Read more
Denmark Tightens Its Generous Jobless Benefits COPENHAGEN — How long is too long to be paid to go without a job? As extended unemployment swells almost everywhere across the advanced industrial world, that question is turning into a lightning rod for governments. For years, Denmark was held out as a model to countries with high … Read more
via dailymail: China announced it will boost its military budget by nearly $230 billion this year amid concerns it will launch an invasion of Taiwan. The money is set to ‘boost combat preparedness and enhance military capabilities,’ claimed Premier Li Keqiang ahead of a draft budget presented to the National People’s Congress in Beijing. It … Read more
