As yet another streaming service enters the heavily saturated space, one Wall Street analyst says consumers might be starting to feel streaming fatigue. “I think you are starting to see some [streaming] fatigue. But I think it also comes down to numbers,” Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said on Yahoo Finance’s On The Move. NBC unveiled details … Read more
There are civil and social disasters taking place across our planet this very hour. From civil unrest, 65 million people displaced from there homes due to fear or calamity, or social and governmental issue, millions of people around our planet are realizing that their own personal security depends on their own ability to defend their … Read more
Massachusetts has the highest per capita public debt burden in the nation — and it’s a bill millennials will be saddled with as state pensions continue to climb, fiscal watchdogs say. The latest pension report provided to the Herald from the state comptroller’s office shows six-figure payouts to retirees are not easing up. Two pensioners topped $300,000 … Read more
.@politico — care to explain this headline change? pic.twitter.com/BSU3Ytuw4Q — Erin Maguire (@Erinmaguire) January 16, 2020
from Financial Survival Network According to Bix Weir, the computerized market rigging has been going on for 50 years. Every morning they get their marching orders from treasury secretary Mnuchin, complete with instructions on the day’s price targets. The DOW, Comex, gold and silver prices are all pre-determined at that time. As long as the music keeps … Read more
via Pat Buchanan So weak is the case for impeachment that the elite in this city is demanding that the Senate do the work the House failed to do. About the impeachment of President Donald Trump she engineered with her Democratic majority, Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday: “It’s not personal. It’s not political. It’s not partisan. It’s … Read more
Via International Man International Man: Recently, Christine Lagarde, the new European Central Bank (ECB) head, said the most incredible thing: “We should be happier to have a job than to have our savings protected… I think that it is in this spirit that monetary policy has been decided by my predecessors and I think they … Read more
When Midori Nishida, a Japanese citizen, checked in for her flight on Hong Kong Express bound for Saipan, a U.S. territory, the airline required that she take a pregnancy test in order to board. On the questionnaire she was required to fill out, Nishida wrote that she wasn’t pregnant but the airline asked her to give permission … Read more
(Bloomberg) — In the court of investor opinion, the verdict is in. The Federal Reserve is guilty of quantitative easing. Never mind that Chairman Jerome Powell tells everyone his efforts to shore up funding markets are “in no sense” QE. Try as policy makers may, they’ve lost the ability to convince people that Treasury purchases … Read more
BIG TECH GETS BIGGER: VALUE TOPS $5 TRILLION! Alphabet became the fourth U.S. tech company to reach $1 trillion in market value, after Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, which has since dipped below that mark. The five most valuable U.S. tech companies now account for over 17% of the S&P 500, up from 11% in 2015. … Read more
via silverdoctors Everybody in the United States has been focused on pretty much everything, except for healthcare. That is to say, the Deep State is offering plenty of distraction in the United States right now, but it seems like they’re trying to avoid the issue of healthcare altogether. For example, those who follow the mainstream news … Read more
by Jason Burack via Wall St For Main St The details of the signed “Phase 1” Trade Deal between the US and China are out and there’s so many loopholes! Commit to tipping us monthly for our hard work creating high level, thought provoking content that includes interviews with top experts, analysis and short videos about investing and … Read more
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Even as we write this post, the US Stock Market continues to push higher as global traders and investors pour capital into the continued US rally. The strong US Dollar continued to attract capital from around the globe and with fresh earning about to hit from Q4 2019, investors are expecting … Read more
by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: I don’t believe your ECM and when the Republicans impeached Clinton this is just payback which is well deserved. They should shut your site down. Oppressed Democrat REPLY: Don’t worry, I have no desire to live forever. I understand that Socialists hate cycles and want to oppress everyone for their own benefits. I … Read more
Boeing has identified a new software flaw in the grounded 737 Max that will require additional work, possibly further delaying the plane’s return to service. The company alerted the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and is notifying customers and its suppliers, it said in an emailed statement. Boeing’s best-selling jet was grounded on March 13 after … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Bi2x84qcgg The [CB] has admitted that they are the cause of the problem, that the Fed is causing the bubbles. The [DS]/Ds have pushed their propaganda and now it is falling apart. The Parnas story is falling apart, people are not buying what the MSM/[DS] and Ds are selling they know it is a hoax. … Read more
Authored by Ray Dalio via LinkedIn.com, While I have reflected on the corrosive effects that fake and distorted media are having on our society’s well-being for the past few years, I am now more concerned about it than ever. To me media distortions + great polarity + the upcoming elections = a significant risk to … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider Supporters of Medicare for All, the huge, single-payer government health plan backed by Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and several other Democratic presidential candidates, say it’s time to think big and move to a health plan that covers everyone. Getting there is a bit tricky, however. A variety of analyses estimate that Medicare for … Read more
From Birch Gold Group Many people have heard of “the 1%”, which is normally used to describe the top one percent of the wealthy. In recent decades, as the bottom 50% of the United States has seen its collective share of income decline, the 1% has gained at their expense, gobbling up an increasingly large share … Read more
by The Phoenix More and more evidence suggests the U.S. economy is in fact ROARING, not contracting. Year over year, retail sales just hit growth of 6.1%, the highest level in nearly seven years. The U.S. consumer is 70% of the U.S. economy. There is no way on earth retail sales are growing this much and … Read more