China is currently tracking 47,833 suspected cases
China is currently tracking 47,833 suspected cases https://t.co/5zFvGddic2 — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 28, 2020
Coronavirus Going Global with Daniel Joseph
from Financial Survival Network Hong Kong and Tawain are out of the news. Now it’s all about the Coronavirus. China expert Daniel Joseph believes that the Chinese Government is doing a much better job communicating with its people this time, after the SARS disaster last time. But restricting travel at the height of the Chinese New Year is … Read more
NASTY Pelosi Just THREATENED Every GOP Senator With 3 UGLY Words She Will Soon Regret
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABKafShU9qs Cristina Laila from the Gateway Pundit reports, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi fired off a warning shot to Republican senators on Sunday: allow witnesses in the impeachment trial or “pay a price.” Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020…
Market Will Go Down 40%, If System Breaks Down Gold will be $60,000 per oz – Charles Nenner
Renowned geopolitical and financial cycle expert Charles Nenner still stands by his prediction that “gold will go to $2,500 per ounce” in the next few years. Nenner explains, “Cycles show me that gold and silver will be going up for a couple of years. . . . I take profits in a short term top, … Read more
Too Much Greed — Moving To The Sidelines
by Jean Josse It has been a little over 3 months since our last commentary where we predicted that the market was likely to begin a big trending rally as we cleared almost 2 years of a range bound S&P500 and other major indices. Ranges are very important as they serve to washout any excesses … Read more
How official inflation measures are designed to mislead you
by Shaun Richards Over the past year or two even the mainstream media seems to have had flickers of realisation about the problems with official inflation measures. Perhaps their journalists wondered how things could be so expensive with recorded inflation so low? I recall even Bloomberg publishing pieces on exactly that looking at problems in … Read more
The Inverted Yield Curve, Part 2? It’s (almost) back.
The Inverted Yield Curve, Part 2??? It's (almost) back. pic.twitter.com/pFh7Ngxoqt — Jim Bianco (@biancoresearch) January 27, 2020 Here is another updated indicator of mine pointing to weaker NFPs in ’20, now printing new lows for the cycle. A major difference between today & the ‘16 slowdown is the presence of weaker employment leads. Demand side … Read more
FICO scores by generation
FICO scores by generation@SoberLook @DeutscheBank @Experian pic.twitter.com/isaSlTY0no — Liz Ann Sonders (@LizAnnSonders) January 28, 2020
The Age, Sex and Symptoms of #Coronavirus Victims.
The Age, Sex and Symptoms of #Coronavirus Victims. pic.twitter.com/GYuXn4cPnZ — Marc Guyon (@MarcGuyon) January 24, 2020
Bear Sentiment Domino Effect: Coronavirus, Trump, Bernie, Repo , Housing
by Jackovdajakoff So we have hysterical coronavirus headlines worldwide set for at least the next 2-3 months. It’s looking more likely that enough Republican senators could flip and call for Bolton and possibly other witnesses to testify, throwing the 100% probability of acquittal at least into temporary doubt. Bernie currently leads comfortably in Iowa and … Read more
People aren’t fully realizing the economic impact of the Chinese Corona Virus
by cookingboy Disclamer: This isn’t a fear mongering post about the virus itself. To put it into perspective the Swine Flu epidemic of 2009 has over 110k confirmed cases and close to 4000 deaths in the US alone yet many people don’t even remember that. But that’s for a different discussion in a different sub. … Read more
Canada, not screening for coronavirus 1000 poeple walk in
Just like that, more than 1,000 people on three flights from China walked into Canada without medical screening. If the coronavirus happens to be incubating in any one of those passengers who arrived at Pearson International Airport’s Terminal 3 on Monday, they are now mingling with Canadian residents. “I was asked when we got to … Read more
US Embassy Hit In Rocket Attack In Iraq…Does This Mean War?
by Ron Paul via Ron Paul Liberty Report As anti-US protests raged across Baghdad, rockets were fired into the green zone with at least one hitting the US embassy complex. The neocons will surely blame Iran (again) and argue for a military escalation. Will this mean the hot war is back on the menu?
John Bolton is a Dangerous Neocon Who Wants to Wage War On Everyone He Demonizes in His Mind
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: You have been silent on the whole John Bolton thing. Do you think this is really a smoking gun? PN ANSWER: I have absolutely ZERO trust or respect for John Bolton. He is trying to overthrow TrumpBECAUSE not that he was fired by Trump, but because he is a NEOCON who wants to take the country … Read more
Will Student Loan Debt Get A Bailout In the US?
In the US, student loan debt is becoming a divisive and politically dividing issue. Recently, a parent who had saved up for his daughter’s college confronted Democrat political candidate Elizabeth Warren about her plan to forgive up to $50k per person in student loan debt and Warren laughed at him. According to Federal Reserve data … Read more
Hong Kongers Riot Over Plan to Use Public Housing As Coronavirus Quarantine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo4yCn4qwjs As if Hong Kongers didn’t have enough of a reason to riot already… Dozens of masked demonstrators started fires and built barricades, recalling some of the worst unrest of the pro-democracy movement protests last summer. In addition to barricading a road in Fanling district, protesters also scattered trash in the streets and hurled petrol … Read more
Where is Buffett’s $128 billion in “Cash” really invested in?
by StyleRaptor Berkshire breaks out cash holdings in its quarterly reports. The balance sheet on page 2 of the latest SEC Form 10-Qshows $71 billion in cash and equivalents and $53.4 billion in US T-bills. An additional $3.7 billion in cash equivalents appears under the railroad operations broken out near the bottom of the page. Cash and … Read more
“‘The [coronavirus] situation in China could affect the planned production schedule,’ one supply chain executive, whose trip to China has been postponed due to the virus, told Nikkei.”
"'The [coronavirus] situation in China could affect the planned production schedule,' one supply chain executive, whose trip to China has been postponed due to the virus, told Nikkei."$AAPL https://t.co/wrqfHpQ2DV — Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) January 28, 2020 commodities plunge as the world's largest factories in china close up shop – this is a shock to worldwide … Read more
