3 Polls Show A Majority Of Americans Now Support Impeachment As A Major Constitutional Crisis Looms

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by Michael Snyder The mainstream media is relentlessly trying to convince the American people that President Trump did something wrong, and to a certain degree it appears to be working.  As you will see below, 3 major polls have found that a majority of Americans now support impeachment.  But according to the U.S. Constitution, President … Read more

Danielle DiMartino Booth – Negative Interest Rates Are ‘Un-American’ And Kills Credit Markets

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by Patrick V. with Danielle DilMartino Booth via SBTV SBTV’s latest guest Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence LLC, does not see the Federal Reserve wading into negative interest rate territory because it would be totally ‘un-American’, it would upend the financial system and kill credit markets. Learn more about Quill Intelligence: https://bit.ly/2MkQFlK Discussed … Read more

IMF Fears The World’s Financial System Is Even More Destructive Than In 2008

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by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard The Telegraph, London October 16, 2019 IMF fears the world’s financial system is even more destructive than in 2008 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/10/16/imf-fears-worlds-financial-system-even-destructive-2008/ The International Monetary Fund has presented us with a Gothic horror show. The world’s financial system is more stretched, unstable, and dangerous than it was on the … Read more

US puts new restrictions on Chinese diplomats

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uUUruj6He4 The State Department has imposed new rules to “impose reciprocity” on Chinese diplomats, who must now notify the US government before any visits with US officials or to certain institutions. China opposes the measure and said Washington’s rationale “doesn’t hold water at all.” RT America’s Michele Greenstein reports from Hong Kong for News.Views.Hughes.  

Netflix sued by law firm over Panama papers movie

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riq50ufrkfo The law firm at the center of the infamous Panama Papers have sued the makers of “The Laundromat,” a movie about the scandal, for defamation. Legal contributor Mollye Barrows joins RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca (in for Scottie Nell Hughes) to remind us of the enduring significance of the Panama Papers.  

More than 300 pedophiles arrested worldwide after massive child abuse website is taken down. The “dark web” is proving to be a fertile hunting ground for law enforcement.

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Arrest of paedophile Cambridge graduate led to discovery of dark web site It has since emerged that hundreds of paedophiles accessed horrific site  U.S. authorities have taken down the site and today charged the man behind it  Police around the world have taken down a global child abuse ring in which paedophiles in at least … Read more

We Found Over 700 Doctors Who Were Paid More Than a Million Dollars by Drug and Medical Device Companies

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This is called a conflict of interest where I come from. The Drug co are in control of these docs. It is lot of money.     Back in 2013, ProPublica detailed what seemed a stunning development in the pharmaceutical industry’s drive to win the prescription pads of the nation’s doctors: In just four years, … Read more

Repo Madness Getting Worse? Official Fed Balance Sheet Now Up Over $200 Billion Dollars In 6 Weeks!

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The Fed announced it had accepted over $104 billion in collateral as part of today’s overnight and term repo operations. However, Jim Bianco Tweeted out today that “The repo markets are not only NOT getting better, today the Fed is supplying $205 billion of repo, taking out the quarter-end peak of $202 billion set of … Read more

Inside TurboTax’s 20-Year Fight to Stop Americans From Filing Their Taxes for Free

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via propublica: Last fall, Intuit’s longtime CEO Brad Smith embarked on a farewell tour of the company’s offices around the world. Smith had presided over 11 years of explosive growth, a period when Intuit had secured its place in the Silicon Valley pantheon, and the tour was like a long party. In Ontario, employees wore T-shirts … Read more

Schwab, in Bid for Younger Clients, to Allow Investors to Buy and Sell Fractions of Stocks

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Charles Schwab Corp. will let investors buy and sell fractions of shares in coming months as part of an effort to attract younger clients to its online brokerage platform. Founder and Chairman Charles R. Schwab told The Wall Street Journal Thursday that fractional share trading would soon be introduced, along with several other new programs, … Read more

This Hedge Fund Titan Believes It Is Too Late For Central Banks To Reverse A Global Slowdown

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  via CNBC: Hedge fund titan Ray Dalio believes it is too late for central banks to reverse a global slowdown. Dalio is warning that current conditions remind him of the Depression-era environment. He says the world is currently entering a “great sag” as the natural cycle of growth ends. Hedge fund owner Ray Dalio said the … Read more

A Guy on Reddit Turns $766 Into $107,758 on Two Options Trades

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Before he became famous for the big short in the 2000s, Michael Burry discussed stock trades on online message boards. Burry’s posts were thoughtful, well-reasoned and showed deep research. The sub-Reddit WallStreetBets, with the tagline “Like 4chan found a Bloomberg terminal,” is rarely any of those things. The forum’s 600,000 members dub satirical options-trade commentary over scenes from … Read more

“The whole concept of negative yields, of people paying for the privilege of lending money, is insane behavior to me. That’s not fixed-income investing, that’s fixed-loss investing.” — William Eigen, @JPMorgan

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“The whole concept of negative yields, of people paying for the privilege of lending money, is insane behavior to me. That’s not fixed-income investing, that’s fixed-loss investing.''— William Eigen, @JPMorganAM https://t.co/Z74wCJiGwo via @business @economics @markets pic.twitter.com/WdBrxn3Oym — Steve Matthews (@SteveMatthews12) October 16, 2019 JPMorgan Veteran Refuses to Buy ‘Insane’ Negative-Yield Bondshttps://t.co/dX53ZekbwO pic.twitter.com/D8GFg7Yvnl — Tracy Shuchart … Read more

Profit warnings in China are the most widespread in China since the 2015 meltdown, with 44% of more than 1,200 predicting worse earnings in the third quarter.

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Profit warnings in China are the most widespread in China since the 2015 meltdown, with 44% of more than 1,200 predicting worse earnings in the third quarter.https://t.co/GtKXFhQhpO — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) October 17, 2019 Third quarter deterioration follows earlier profit warnings Trade certainty seen crucial in giving companies confidence   America’s Stock Market Bubble Cannot … Read more

The Cash Raising Binge Signals Investors Losing Confidence w/ John Rubino

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John Rubin, author of the Dollar Collapse blog, sits down with Mike Manwell to share his thoughts on the financial markets and global economy. During the discussion John mentions that all the negative activity is signaling that we are close to a tipping point in the markets. That explains why so many retail investors are reported as running into … Read more