by The Phoenix Stocks staged a MAJOR breakout last week. The blue line in the chart below has marked a TOP for every market rally this year. But not this time. Stocks broke through it to the upside. They then held it overnight into the next session. This is EXTREMELY bullish. In the very near term … Read more
To be fair, they’re not just nuts. They’re also crooks. So there’s that. via NYPOST: New York desperately needed to fix its criminal-justice system, but — as we’re now belatedly learning — the reforms Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law last spring go way too far. They’re sure to cause more harm than good. What should have … Read more
Veteran columnist Andrew Malcolm: California is a wondrous place. I’m leaving. I lived in Illinois for many years, so I know one-party government well. Shortsighted Californian voters get what they elect—a loopy super-majority that lets billions in approved water bonds for reservoirs sit idle during an historic drought, so trillions of gallons of welcome rains flow … Read more
President Donald Trump mocked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday for “her teeth falling out of her mouth” during a press conference last week. Trump commented on a video clip highlighted by Rep. Mark Meadows featuring a reporter asking Pelosi why Democrats did not charge Trump with the crime of bribery. “Because it wasn’t true,” … Read more
Researchers have now collaborated to develop a means of storing extensive information in almost any object. “With this method, we can integrate 3D-printing instructions into an object, so that after decades or even centuries, it will be possible to obtain those instructions directly from the object itself,” explains Robert Grass, Professor at the Department of … Read more
A friend on Facebook writes: A boomlet among talking heads and media pundits is currently tallying up all the newspapers calling for impeachment. But among major dailies now endorsing impeachment, all except one endorsed Hillary Clinton in 2016. (The exception, USA Today, endorsed “not Trump” — stay brave, Gannett.) My point: Newspapers overwhelmingly urged the … Read more
by DCG Wife of Creepy Joe appeared on MSNBC yesterday to proclaim that President Trump is afraid to run against her husband. Jill also went on to defend her son Hunter saying, “I know my son. I know my son’s character. Hunter did nothing wrong. And that’s the bottom line.” Let’s take a look at Hunter’s “character,” shall we? … Read more
Time-restricted eating (eating all calories within a consistent 10-hour window) supports an individual’s circadian rhythms and can maximize health benefits, as evidenced by previous research published by the Salk team. Circadian rhythms are the 24-hour cycles of biological processes that affect nearly every cell in the body. Increasingly, scientists are finding that erratic eating patterns … Read more
by howmuch The holidays are right around the corner, which means consumers are being subjected to endless commercials and ad campaigns pushing for that last-minute gift purchase. Advertising is big money not only in the U.S., but also around the world. Just how much money is spent on advertising? That’s the subject of our new … Read more
Authored by Mark Glennon via Wirepoints.org, A commenter here recently asked it this way: “How high would income taxes have to ramp in order to offset reducing Illinois’ property tax burden to that of Indiana, Iowa or Wisconsin?” That’s a great angle to look at it from because you learn much by seeing that math. Don’t worry, we’ve done … Read more
Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog, It was all fun and games enriching the super-wealthy but now the karmic cost of the Fed’s manipulation and propaganda is about to come due. A “market” that needs $1 trillion in panic-money-printing by the Fed to stave off a karmic-overdue implosion is not a market: a … Read more
by Mike Manwell via Rethinking The Dollar Thanks for watch this RTD Quick Take. Share your thoughts below and make sure to subscribe for more news related videos like this one. Greeks will be forced to spend around a third of their income using electronic means if they want to avoid substantial fines designed to stamp out rampant … Read more
by Frank Shostak via Mises Mainstream thinking considers the central bank a key factor in the determination of interest rates. By setting short-term interest rates, the central bank, it is argued, can influence the entire interest rate structure by creating expectations about the future course of its interest rate policy. In this way of thinking, the long-term rate is … Read more
Besides being a process that can be emotionally draining, filing for divorce can also be an extremely costly process and its effects can be long-lasting on your financial wellbeing. In order to assist you in avoiding unnecessary costs when it comes to divorce, we have compiled a list of our top 12 ways to save … Read more
by Michael Snyder There has never been a time in our history when more Americans have been on drugs. According to the most recent government numbers, 24.6 million Americans have used an illegal drug within the last 30 days. Of course the number of Americans taking legal drugs is actually far, far higher. According to Bloomberg, 46 percent … Read more
by Michael Snyder The family unit is one of the fundamental pillars of any society, and so the weaker our family units become the weaker our entire nation is going to become. For decades, the traditional family unit has been under assault in America, and the consequences have been absolutely catastrophic. Today, the marriage rate … Read more
by TFittonJW I get a little heated in this one: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/judicial-watch-federal-court-hearing-on-awan-brothers-congressional-democrat-it-scandal/
by Robert Kiyosaki via The Rich Dad Channel If you think you can retire through a pension plan you’ve got your head in the sand. This is why you should rely on yourself and not the government… Most Americans are now concerned that company pension plans and Social Security will not adequately provide for them in their retirement … Read more
Via International Man Back in October 2018, Goldcorp was trading at its lowest level in 16 years. This was before Goldcorp merged with Newmont, one of the world’s largest and oldest gold producers. Goldcorp wasn’t alone. Shares of precious metal mining companies were decimated in a horrid year for gold stocks. The last time Goldcorp traded below … Read more
