from Financial Survival Network Charles Nenner has been calling for higher gold/precious metals prices for a while now. The market has finally caught up with his forecast. Gold will start rising again next year and eventually hit the $2500 mark. Look for a much more volatile VIX index, lower energy and food prices and a hastening of … Read more
by Steez-n-Treez Bring back the money. Bring home the troops. Can’t give money to corrupt governments year over year and expect positive results. The People need to regain power for their own sake
by User_Name13 Debt is a weapon used by the moneyed elite as a weapon against the poor. The dizzying rise in the cost of college is the only thing allowing the US military to meet its recruitment goals and the military itself has been experiencing an epidemic of suicide among its veterans since the … Read more
by howmuch In an age of “unicorn” companies, which are private companies with billion-dollar valuations, and even trillion dollar companies, it can be difficult to mentally comprehendimportant financial metrics due to their enormity. Worldwide corporate profits are certainly one such measure, with many companies clearing hundreds of billions of dollars annually. 70 companies around the world earn over $1 … Read more
by Sven Carlin Summary We can’t time recessions, but we can look at fundamentals, dividends, risks, common sense, and our financial goals. It is enough. The goal when it comes to investing is to maximise long-term returns. By speculating you might get lucky here and there, but you cut yourself short for the long term. … Read more
This will change Humanity. We should have the government speed this up with funding. https://techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/a-boston-startup-developing-a-nuclear-fusion-reactor-just-got-a-roughly-50-million-boost/ Commonwealth Fusion expects to have its smallest possible reactor built by 2025 thanks to the research that MIT has done on proprietary magnet technology that the company uses to confine its nuclear reaction. Also see… https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/29074/skunk-works-exotic-fusion-reactor-program-moves-forward-with-larger-more-powerful-design We are so close! … Read more
Edward Snowden revealed then-Vice President Joe Biden and then-Secretary of State John Kerry pressured countries that protect whistleblowers and asylum seekers to deny him entrance. In an interview with MSNBC’s Brian Williams, Snowden said he applied for asylum to countries such as allies France and Germany but every time it got pulled. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2019/09/16/edward_snowden_joe_biden_threatened_countries_not_to_give_me_asylum.html?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=mixi&utm_campaign=realclearpolitics h/t oliver_21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq97SNYwpeU Cassandra Fairbanks from The Gateway Pundit reports, Tucker Carlson hit back at Shephard Smith on Wednesday after the Never-Trump Fox News host took a swipe at him earlier in the day to defend Judge Andrew Napolitano. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019…
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Domestic political tensions are pouring over into the gold market, expert sees road for gold prices to reach $30,000 within three decades, and the role of gold in the debt trap of … Read more
From the the New York Times The retailer, which did not pay rent on its stores in September in order to preserve capital, believes it can renegotiate many of the leases on its United States stores after the filing, said Jon Goulding, an executive at the consultancy Alvarez & Marsal who will be Forever 21’s chief … Read more
Record snow, cold, slams northern U.S. Rockies with winter-like weather Sept 30 (Reuters) – Midwinter-like weather clobbered the northern Rockies Sunday and into Monday, making early Autumn feel like deep winter, while as much as 4 feet (121 cm) of snow fell in places and hard-hit Montana declared a state of emergency to clear blocked … Read more
by Lance Roberts Earnings results for the third quarter is fast approaching, and investors are getting excited for the “beat the estimate” game where Wall Street continually lowers estimates so companies can beat them. As I noted previously: One of the reasons given for the push to new highs was the ‘better than expected’ earnings reports coming in. … Read more
by Geoffrey Grider “We have a tacit public policy it’s OK to live outdoors,” Steinberg said. “I am strongly pushing for a clear public policy that says as a matter of right people should be living under a roof.” What happens when you have a state that wants to live without rules and laws, and declare … Read more
by The Phoenix That’s THREE strikes against the Fed. The Fed cut rates again in September. At this point, trying to keep track of the Fed’s reasoning for monetary policy is all but impossible. There is no logic or reason behind anything they do. A year ago, the Fed told us that hiking rates four times … Read more
New York City’s Commission on Human Rights announced on Thursday that residents could face up to $250,000 in fines if they use terms such as “illegal alien … with intent to demean, humiliate or harass a person.” “Hate has no place here,” a tweet from the City of New York read. The city’s announcement ticked off a list of … Read more
By David Stockman his is why I call it ‘Millennial Soccer.’ Earnings season is now a ‘game’ where scores aren’t kept, the media cheers, and everyone gets a ‘participation trophy’ just for showing up. https://davidstockmanscontracorner.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=353880&action=edit
Pastor Jeffress on Pelosi’s call for Impeachment: ‘Democrats don’t care if they burn down and destroy this nation in the process’ Pastor Robert Jeffress warned this weekend that if Democrats are successful in removing president Trump through impeachment based on the latest bogus charges it will cause a civil war like fracture in America. Dr. … Read more
By Alasdair Macloeod via Mises Wire When an economy turns from expansion to contraction there is an order of events. The first signs are an unexpected increase in inventories of unsold goods, both accompanied with and followed by business surveys indicating a general softening in demand. For monetarists, this is often confirmed by an inverting yield curve, which … Read more
