That Freelance Job-Killing Law Is So Bad That the California Legislature May Dump It Next Week. But note this: Next week, Republican Assemblyman Kevin Kiley is hoping that enough California lawmakers have received enough blowback to put a stop to the madness…They should just blow up AB 5 and pretend it never happened, but Kiley’s … Read more
Warren unloads on Bloomberg: ‘A billionaire who calls women fat broads’ AC
"Criticism of migration will become a criminal offence." Actual words. https://t.co/sC2S9ruJc9 — Tess Summers 🏴🇮🇪 (@tesssummers98) February 20, 2020 The EU is making the act of merely CRITICISING MIGRATION a criminal offence! Media organisations who report ANY criticism will be “shut down”. JW
A significant number of people are getting sick and dying from Dengue Fever. The Caribbean, Africa, Central and South America are dealing with an epidemic. Canadians are being warned about it. Experts say that if you catch it twice, the second time will leave you dead or in a lifetime of hurt where you wish … Read more
via Zerohedge: While the catalyst for this sudden move is unclear, the fact is a notable regime shift is underway today in factors as the long-momo-short-value trade is reversing fast as Treasury yields tumble. Is this the start of a September-like reversal? Notably the almost incessant rise in low-vol strategies is getting hammered today… As … Read more
Billionaires have some weird fetishes. ————- I want to to remind everyone that Michael Bloomberg PAID for that beating. He gave money to the DNC and they changed the rules so that he could be in the #DemDebate tonight. Very shortsighted. Hilarious! https://twitter.com/ali/status/1230344240980512768?s=20 Mini Mike used millions to get on that stage and he was … Read more
By Harry Dent I have been talking recently about how this final blow-off rally since the sharp 20%+ crash into late December 2018 is tracking very close to the one that occurred from late October 1998 into late March 2000. That correlation suggests that this rally could last into late May or so, at the … Read more
Spreads as easily as the common cold and influenza even if the patient has not, and will never show any symptoms, just by your breath! We also know it can be spread by Fecal matter, Body fluids etc, and on hard surfaces, however this recent study and analysis of the location, timing of, when symptomatic, … Read more
When you’re start up finally makes money and you have a steady stream of income coming in –how do you take the next step and get your own personal finances in order? Once your business is running well getting your overall personal finances in order is a vitally important step to take. This will help … Read more
Horowitz: Senate Republicans looking to repeat 1986 amnesty, seeking President Trump’s support: Sources Farm Worker Amnesty. Senator Thom Tillis and other liberal Republicans are hell-bent on turning our rural communities into pipelines for cartel drug trafficking and criminal aliens. Rather than holding vote after vote on ridding our communities of sanctuary cities and dangerous criminal … Read more
#BREAKING The Turkish Army begins military operations against the Assad regime in Idlib province.M60 are heading towards Nayrab, special forces are heading to the frontline.Artillery working against regime positions.Regime and Russian planes keep striking nearby towns.#Syria pic.twitter.com/f9sHdyFV3P — Julian Röpcke🇺🇦 (@JulianRoepcke) February 20, 2020 Sources from Syria: The Turkish army and Syrian opposition had started … Read more
by northmantrader The recognition that this market is in a bubble (something I’ve been writing about extensively) has gone mainstream and banks are recognizing is now too. This week JP Morgan’s Kolonavic is also raising the alarm bell: “The bubble we are describing is expressed in equity factors … We caution investors that this bubble will likely … Read more
by Dana Lyons A historically high percentage of stock option trades are betting on higher prices. Whatever “wall of worry” that has served as a tailwind for stock prices of late has been completely demolished. At least, according to data from the options market. And unlike the UM survey that we highlighted last week wherein consumers were merely … Read more
by Arkadiusz Sieron of Sunshine Profits Coronavirus, the topic du jour. It is still the major threat for the global health and economy. But we should not forget about other geopolitical and economic developments. What do they imply for the gold market? Coronavirus, China’s Economy and Gold Prices The number of cases of coronavirus reported by the WHO … Read more
Video: Here's the moment that the Bloomberg campaign absolutely imploded on itself #DemDebate pic.twitter.com/6QT0xnNRN0 — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) February 20, 2020 THE HINDEN-BLOOMBERG! NYC mayor goes up in flames at Vegas debate. Or does he? As John Podhoretz writes in the New York Post, “The thing is, even if the entire night had been the epic disaster the … Read more
by Crypto-Tard From an email list of Chinese people I know, this is via Google translate, so not the best English (it’s ok to repost). These people are Falun Gong practitioners from China, they are persecuted, tortured and have suffered live organ harvesting just for meditating (faluninfo.net); This is easy to understand and I try … Read more
But the coronavirus impact has not been felt yet; that will come later. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. Shipment volume in the US by truck, rail, air, and barge plunged 9.4% in January 2020 compared to the already weak January a year earlier, according to the Cass Freight Index for Shipments. It was the 14th month in a … Read more
Miles Franklin sponsored this article by Gary Christenson. The opinions are his. Since 2009 stocks have risen into a bubble fueled by inexpensive debt, buybacks and QE. Most commodities have not matched the price increases. Palladium is an exception—more later. The ratio of the commodity index to the S&P 500 Index sits at a historic low.Commodity prices … Read more
by UPFINA The stock market has fat tails. Returns aren’t normally distributed. Events such as the crash of 1987 have occurred even though the normal curve says they are almost impossible. Prices are discontinuous which means if you have a stop on a trade, it might not matter because the price can skip that stop. When … Read more
