Investment Watch Blog

BY JOHN RUBINO The latest from Michael Pento: There are a handful of stocks in which institutions and individual investors have recently piled into. This behavior is emblematic of all bull markets once they begin to hit the manic phase. Wall Street falls in love with a few high-growth darlings and takes their valuations up to … Read more

By LV In recent weeks, there have been numerous technical analysts who have declared that the stock market has topped out and that we should prepare for tough sledding in the months and years ahead.  The problem is that we have been hearing dire warnings from practitioners of chart theory for more than ten years.  Over that … Read more

by DCG The 2019 King County Point in Time County data showed that there were 11,199 people experiencing homelessness across the region. This included 5,971 people sheltered in emergency shelters, safe havens and transitional housing and 5,228 people on the streets, in vehicles or staying in tents or encampments. These numbers represented a 17% decrease in unsheltered people … Read more

by Fabius Maximus Summary: Not all social revolutions are violent or fast. Revolutionaries on the Left are building a new America on the ruins of the America-that-once-was. Our passivity is their most powerful advantage. “Liberty Leading the People” by Eugène Delacroix (1830), commemorating the July Revolution of 1830. I have written hundreds of posts about ways … Read more

via rushlimbaugh RUSH: Emily in Burlington, Kentucky. It’s great to have you. Hi. CALLER: Good afternoon from Bluegrass State. RUSH: Yeah. Hi. CALLER: So I’m hearing you talk about how good this is all working out for Trump, but I just don’t see it. I certainly don’t see it in the polls. We had the new Fox … Read more

by John Ward What a wonderful thing it would be if both the Brexit trade talks and SPA reform “legality” issue could be solved by the DWP facing the European Commission in a controlled fight to the death. Sad for the relatives, but joyous for the rest of humanity  Nothing is ever quite enough for Brussels, … Read more

by DCG Last year California’s homeless rate increased by 16 percent. Last year the share of felony offenders in California rearrested for any offense within two years was at 66 percent. Seems that decades of progressive leadership and policies hasn’t done anything to decrease homelessness in that state. So I guess it makes sense to go after private … Read more

Immigration judges are quitting or retiring early because of Trump Dozens of other judges concerned about their independence have done the same, according to the union that represents them and interviews with several who left. “We’ve seen stuff which is unprecedented — people leaving the bench soon after they were appointed,” said A. Ashley Tabaddor, … Read more

by C Hamilton  2019 saw US population growth at its lowest percentage level in US history aside from the pandemic years of 1918/1919 (when the Spanish flu took the lives of nearly 700,000 Americans).  The 0.5% annual growth meant US population grew by approx. 1.55 million persons in 2019.   Today, I just wanted to focus … Read more

by Lance Roberts Over the last few weeks, we have discussed the outsize market advance driven by the Fed’s massive liquidity injections into the market. As we discussed with our RIAPRO subscribers (30-day RISK FREE Trial) we stated: “If it appears to you that the recent rally is an anomaly, your thoughts do not deceive you. The graph … Read more