For an organization that values public relations, skipping Colin Kaepernick’s workout seems like a strange decision for the Cowboys The Cowboys like to say player acquisition is a job that takes place 365 days a year. Amend that to 364 days since the club skipped Colin Kaepernick’s workout outside Atlanta on Saturday. Roughly two-thirds of … Read more
By Irina Slav U.S. sanctions on Venezuela have been squeezing the life out of its economy in an attempt to remove the government of Nicolas Maduro from power, but so far those sanctions haven’t been entirely successful. The reason: Venezuela is still exporting oil. So far in November, according to OilX data, Venezuela has exported … Read more
by Lance Roberts The “QE, Not QE” Rally Is On Last week, we discussed the “QE, Not QE” rally: “Just recently, we released a study for our RIAPro Subscribers (30-Day Free Trial) on historical QE programs and what sectors, markets, and commodities perform best. (If you subscribe for a 30-day Free Trial you can read the entire report ‘An … Read more
by DCG Bonus: When these criminals are released from jail for staging this fake crime (if they are convicted/serve any time), they won’t be turned over to ICE for deportation because of Washington State’s sanctuary status. Amazing that illegal aliens can get away with such flagrant disregard for our laws, courtesy of progressives. More details … Read more
Financial writer and book author John Rubino points out, “Fear is the enemy in a fiat currency system. Everything is based on our assumption that the guys in charge know what they are doing and that the confidence in them is good. You take that away, and they let us see them sweat, and it’s … Read more
The 10th most downloaded SSRN (social science research network) paper of the year The abstract reads: “We show that it is virtually impossible for an individual to day trade for a living, contrary to what course providers claim. We observe all individuals who began to day trade between 2013 and 2015 in the Brazilian equity futures … Read more
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/buybacks-are-the-dominant-source-of-stock-market-demand-and-they-are-fading-fast-goldman-sachs-2019-11-06 Corporations are on pace to provide $480 billion in bids for S&P 500 SPX, +0.77% stocks this year, according to an analysis by Goldman Sachs, providing more demand than any other source in 2019, including households, mutual funds or exchange-traded-funds.
by cpgupta561 Take my DD with a grain of salt, I rarely touch weed stocks but recently saw this and made a play and did some DD reading up on near term catalysts that may drag this dead overvalued cat down further. I also have been having issues cross referencing where they mean CAD vs … Read more
BY JOHN RUBINO Martin Armstrong: This time bomb is worse than subprime mortgages … Marin Katusa: Negative rates have changed the rules of economics … Peter Hug: Get ready, gold prices in 2020 will rock and roll … Rick Rule: In a resource bull market, just capture the beta … Think Epstein didn’t kill himself? … Read more
via Zerohedge: Cooling rents in formerly hot real estate markets like New York City and Boston might give the Federal Reserve the excuse it needs to keep rates low and allow formerly frothy real-estate markets across the US to recover from a recent dip. The Greater New York area saw rents for primary residences fall … Read more
Per @bopinion :Developed-world #CentralBanks, particularly the Fed and the European Central Bank, have resumed the frantic pumping of liquidity into their economies.”With that,US stocks are at record highs. “Emerging-market central banks — China, mostly — are not following suit.” pic.twitter.com/01V8R9EwHk — Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) November 16, 2019
pic.twitter.com/LPSlyATzCa — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) November 16, 2019
The fatal flaw of meal-delivery unicorns. By John E. McNellis, Principal at McNellis Partners, for The Registry: What do DoorDash, GrubHub, Postmates and Uber Eats have in common with Lassie? Nothing. They’re dogs; Lassie’s a superstar. What do they have in common with each other? Everything. They take the world’s second oldest profession — Babylonia had delivery … Read more
Two patients have been diagnosed in Beijing with the most dangerous form of the plague – the medieval disease also known as the Black Death. The announcement sent shock waves rippling through China’s northeastern capital as authorities attempted to tamp down fears of an epidemic by censoring Chinese-language news of the hospitalization. On Tuesday, Beijing … Read more
by Dunagun Kaiser with Doug Casey via Reluctant Preppers Doug Casey, outspoken analyst on an expansive range of world and economic affairs, best-selling author of “Crisis Investing,” “Strategic Investing,” “Speculator,” and “Drug Lord,” and founder of InternationalMan and CaseyResearch, visits Finance and Liberty to care his thought-provoking views on: – 5G, – Argentina Financial Crisis and Opportunities, – Fed Bond … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmNYKRLC38Q Omg Adam Schiff is off his rocker and he’s getting worse impeachment inquiry goes long we all know the president is innocent and that this is what the Democrats are putting before us to muddy the waters before the IG report comes out and slams democrats for all of their illegal actions Trump for … Read more
What Liquidity Problems Have Done to the Markets
Imagine if the same effort put towards prosecuting Roger Stone was put towards prosecuting pedophiles like Epstein. Roger Stone was prosecuted more aggressively than Jeffrey Epstein, that tells you all you need to know about the rule of law in America. — Cernovich (@Cernovich) November 15, 2019 h/t CoolCharacter
The Wall Street Journal claims Google has been blacklisting sites It also claims that conservative publications have been blacklisted The WSJ claims that Google made algorithmic changes in favour big businesses over smaller ones including on behalf of a major advertiser, eBay They claim the blacklist policy instructs engineers, known as ‘maintainers’, to focus on … Read more
