Why stocks keep moving higher. And higher. And higher

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https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/16/investing/stocks-week-ahead/index.html Why do stocks continue to rise in the face of anxiety about the coronavirus? Ongoing support from the Federal Reserve, a stable outlook for corporate earnings and fear of missing out may have something to do with it. The latest: The Dow finished the week up 1%, while the S&P 500 closed 1.6% higher. … Read more

Bloomberg explaining how healthcare will “bankrupt us,” unless we deny care to the elderly

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https://twitter.com/Gingrich_of_PA/status/1229214352991039489 Bloomberg is just trying to buy his way in. Has t even really campaigned anywhere yet. But has already spent over $400 million of his own money ($0 raised) on bullshit ads and stupid cringey social media posts and “memes.” He’s paying staffers $72,000 a year to help his campaign, and is just trying … Read more

Bernie got destroyed at the mic again!

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https://youtu.be/3RADDzvtsvE Topless protesters storm stage as Bernie campaigns in Nevada…   Most of his supporters are people my age that were raised to feel so entitled in life they think behavior like this is normal, even deserved to them. SAD.     AC

The Most (and Least) Expensive Places for Homeowners Insurance

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by howmuch Homeowners insurance is a critical part of financial security, and there’s a lot to consider when shopping around for a provider. On the one hand, the best insurance carriers have the financial strength, customer service and appropriate offering to be there in the event of a catastrophe. And on the other hand, competitive rates shouldn’t break … Read more

State Street: Gold ‘Definitely Works’ and is an ‘Inflation Hedge’, ‘Dollar Hedge’ in Era of Heightened Geopolitical Risk’

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by GoldCore ◆ State Street’s senior multi-asset strategist, Benjamin Jones, discusses the importance of gold in asset allocation today call on gold on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe” ◆ “Bitcoin or gold?” “I prefer gold. Bitcoin is interesting but would I suggest it to my clients … definitely no … but it might be a bit of … Read more

The Bloomberg U.S. Startup Barometer is plunging

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You CLEARLY don't get it. These are all going to burst…it's going to be like a cluster bomb. Yes, there really are that many bubbles. No, I'm not crazy…you are simply blind. This is what happens when central banks drown the world in liquidity.https://t.co/xs0cvF8X12 — Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) February 17, 2020

Japan’s GDP Is Collapsing, And Experts Are Warning That China Will Be Next

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by Michael Snyder Global economic conditions are really starting to deteriorate quite rapidly.  Economists were projecting that Japan’s GDP would shrink by 3.8 percent on an annualized basis in the fourth quarter, but instead it greatly surpassed expectations by plunging 6.3 percent.  If Japan’s GDP falls again during the first quarter of 2020, and thanks … Read more

Good news is Japan reported its fourth-worst economic contraction going back to the 1990s. Bad news is that was before the virus outbreak

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https://twitter.com/DavidInglesTV/status/1229205377515802626 在线航空飞行追踪网站Flightradar24说，现在中国最繁忙的25个机场飞机的进出量减少很多，其中北京和广州下降了将近80%，上海下降了70%。https://t.co/KsnyQ5iaOq — ※范强※法特姗瑟希蒲※ (@fightcensorship) February 17, 2020