by Michael Snyder Why is the mainstream media being so quiet about all of the seismic activity that has been happening all across the United States? During the last 7 days, there has been an earthquake swarm directly along the New Madrid Fault zone, Kansas and Oklahoma have been hit by a very unusual number … Read more
JPMorgan pours $130bn of excess cash into bonds in major shift https://t.co/OsMg6cC5h5 "The bank acting like the [next] recession is here — everything the bank is doing points that way”. Got to agree with this assessment. — Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) November 4, 2019 Here is what’s going on with the yield curve Bond markets … Read more
President Trump: Media, CNN Knows Who Whistleblower Is – You Just Don’t Want to Report It! The Whistleblower Gave False Stories – Fraud!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UmSEPnh49Q Will The China’s Economic Collapse Happen In 2020? Among the many things that are worrying international investors today, from plunging oil prices to the specter of a global economic recession and deflation in Europe, one of the most crucial, and the least understood aspect is China’s debt. As of October, the national debt of … Read more
by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St China Now Says That There Will Be No Trade Agreement With Trump? And after more charges levied against Huawei this week and VP Mike Pence’s recent speech about China that is not going to help negotiations. Although, the odds of a trade agreement were low before these things happened. … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29FQ1MGdRr4 I Love My Freedom reports, You can’t be a conservative president with a hugely successful mission to remove the most dangerous terrorist in the world without the Left trying something desperate to steal your glory. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://ilovemyfreedom.org/msnbc-base…
by axolotl_peyotl The genocidal and anti-human criminals responsible for these abominations have successfully brainwashed the population into supporting or accepting their financial and militant hegemony. How Central Banks Fund Our Age of Endless War via mises: [This talk was delivered at the Mises Circle in New York City on September 14, 2012.] The 20th century was the century of … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvhn-swhfB0&bpctr=1572836796 Major Russian TV Documentary Film Exposes The Liberal Godfather And His Meddling In US Elections
CNN’s Anti-Trump Obsession Is BACKFIRING On The Company, Zucker Called “Captain Ahab” As Ship Sinkss. What does it mean when we say that Trump Derangement Syndrome is destroying CNN and other media companies? Well first CNN’s ratings are down significantly year over year and they have been obsessed with covering every little detail about Trump. … Read more
Authored by Ryan McMaken via The Mises Institute, Federal spending and federal taxation in the United States set new records in 2019. And the federal budget deficit swelled to more than a trillion dollars. Europe is in the middle of an enormous spending binge. But apparently hard-core laissez-faire libertarian purists have taken over the world’s governments. At least, that’s the … Read more
by UPFINA The September PCE report was very good because yearly real consumer spending growth improved, real income growth improved, and the core inflation rate fell. The consumer was a big driver of Q3’s GDP report. Since income growth improved and the savings rate increased, there’s room for the consumer to increase spending growth further in … Read more
via MarketWatch: Fallout from leveraged loans could be worse than in past, hitting investors who bought corporate debt for higher returns The record U.S. corporate debt boom is about to be put to the test. Companies that loaded up on cheap and abundant debt during the past decade will face their first significant hurdle of … Read more
Should we be worried about America’s growing national debt, now at $22 trillion? That figure represents a debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio of 106 percent. By historical standards, that’s a level not seen since the end of World War II, when the 1946 ratio reached 119 percent. Budget hawks predict doom given today’s figures, while … Read more
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by bsd65 If anyone is familiar with what happened in June to the NYC commercial real estate market, they know there’s been major panic and major drops in pricing / much lower transactions.. funds and investors are simply sitting on the side line as the new rent laws completely diminished all future upside / value … Read more
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/01/goldman-sachs-says-antitrust-concerns-will-pressure-facebook-google.html Goldman Sachs downgrades the communications services sector to a neutral rating based on regulatory pressure and expected lackluster performance. “Antitrust lawsuits typically take years to resolve but ultimately result in lower valuation,” writes David Kostin, chief equity strategist at Goldman Sachs. Whether Kostin’s caution is called for will depend on coordination between lawmakers on … Read more
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/berkshire-profit-climbs-record-buffett-120912867.html (Bloomberg) — Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s operating profit jumped 14% to a record as Warren Buffett’s conglomerate saw gains from its railroad and got some long-awaited earnings from Kraft Heinz Co. Operating earnings climbed to $7.86 billion in the third quarter as investment income rose and Berkshire’s reinsurance group had the first underwriting profit in … Read more
Japan faces a stark choice these days: Either open up to gaijins—foreigners—or face economic collapse. There was a time Japan was the world’s second largest economy, on track to bypass the world’s largest economy, the US. Scores of books and editorials praised the country’s advantages. Like its state of the art management, hard working and well-disciplined labor … Read more
Deutsche Version Investors are hearing encouraging news. The trade dispute between the US and China seems to cool off. The risk of a chaotic Brexit is receding. The yield-curve is back to normal. Nevertheless, the reaction of equities and bonds remains relatively modest. «The markets are still kind of in this no-man’s-land trying to figure … Read more
