Unemployment has never been so low for blacks, making the 2019 Trump economy the most equal ever.
Lowest black unemployment in American history at 5.5 percent makes the 2019 Trump economy the most equitable ever: http://dailytorch.com/2019/09/lowest-black-unemployment-in-american-history-at-5-5-percent-makes-the-2019-trump-economy-the-most-equitable-ever/
Cold Weather Kills 20 Times More People Than Hot Weather
by Natura Naturans Cold weather is 20 times more deadly than hot weather A 2015 study analyzing 74 million deaths from 384 locations across the world (1985 and 2012) revealed that cold weather killed 20 times more people than hot weather did (7.29% of mortalities due cold vs. 0.42% of mortalities attributed to heat). Rising energy … Read more
NASCAR Ruined! Look What They Just BANNED From Advertisements
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jExrta2XlIw Awr Hawkins from Breitbart reports, NASCAR admits it is shifting its position on guns and the latest proof can be seen via the rejection of an ad that shows a semiautomatic rifle. The NRA-ILA reports the rejected ad was from K-Var, and “included depictions of ‘assault-style rifles/sniper rifles.’” Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/20…
Key Republicans TORCH Dems For Pushing Impeachment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3kSSc9nV-0 100% Fed Up reports, Rep. Jim Jordan and Doug Collins ripped into the Democrats for trying to push the impeachment of President Trump. As Democrats return to Capitol Hill to relaunch their impeachment proceedings against President Trump, Rep. Jim Jordan questions why Inspector General Michael Horowitz is not being called to testify on his … Read more
Dan Nevins on Yield Curve, Recession and Thin Air Spending Power
by FS As markets flirt with fears of a recession, many point to the recent yield curve inversion as a telling sign that recession is imminent. Financial Sense Insider spoke with Daniel Nevins, a financial analyst, investment professional and behavioral economics researcher to get his take on current conditions. See Dan Nevins on Why You Shouldn’t Get … Read more
Oil Demand Growth Weakest In Nearly A Decade
By Nick Cunningham Global oil demand continues to see downgrades from major energy forecasters, with several downward revisions in just the past week. The U.S. EIA said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook that it expects oil demand to grow by only 0.9 million barrels per day (mb/d) this year, the latest in a series of downgrades from … Read more
Assange, Varoufakis, Brexit
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Max Ernst The Angel of the home or the Triumph of Surrealism 1937 A friend of mine here in Athens, Greece, named Wayne Hall, who’s of Australian descent but moved here at about the time Napoleon headed for St. Petersburg, and works as a translator and language teacher, sent me a mail a … Read more
Automatic rejection of asylum if you pass through any other country first!
BIG United States Supreme Court WIN for the Border on Asylum! https://t.co/9Ka00qK1Ob — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2019 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is allowing nationwide enforcement of a new Trump administration rule that prevents most Central American migrants from seeking asylum in the United States. The justices’ order late Wednesday temporarily undoes … Read more
FITTOn: NOT FUNNY: Mrs. Clinton again is “joking” about her email misconduct. A federal court judge is furious about the cover-up and her lawyers have a few more weeks left to convince the court why she shouldn’t be questioned under oath by Judicial Watch
by TFittonJW And one wonders why I often look like I am on the verge of exploding: Read the judges remarks here and you will see he is not laughing: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/judicial-watch-federal-judge-criticizes-state-and-justice-departments-on-clinton-email-cover-up/
Visualizing The World Economy When Purchasing Power is Taken into Account
by howmuch When comparing the economies of different countries, one of the most common methods is to use “purchasing power parity.” Purchasing power parity (PPP) compares international economies by standardizing the prices within a “basket of goods”. In other words, PPP accounts for the differences in standards of living (such as the different costs of a carton … Read more
Citigroup Say Gold May Top Record At $2,000 Per Ounce
by GoldCore ◆ Gold will “trade stronger for longer” and Citigroup see gold possibly topping new nominal highs at $2,000 an ounce in the next year or two ◆ Citi is bullish on gold due to the prospect of the Fed cutting interest rates to zero, heightened geopolitical tensions and rising risks of a global … Read more
Google Nest Is Censorship & Surveillance In Your Home
Authored by Mac Slavo via SHTFplan.com, Google wants you to bring Big Brother into the privacy of your home with its Google Nest surveillance system. Google’s Nest Hub surveillance system is constantly looking for its owner’s face and technically can’t be shut off. After making sure certain information is censored on behalf of the political establishment, … Read more
Retail Sales Shock: BofA Card Data Shows Plunge In August Spending
via Zerohedge: With the August payrolls report widely seen as disappointing, with less than 100k private payrolls added (despite accelerate wage growth), the last data point the Fed is waiting for to cement next week’s 25bps rate cut is this Friday’s retail sales data (assuming tomorrow’s CPI report is not a shock). Luckily for the … Read more
They don’t care about how much debt there is. They just want you to spend to infinity:
There's a groundswell of support among lenders and even U.S. regulators for looking at alternative data to decide how creditworthy a borrower is. The goal here is to help "unbanked" individuals – those without FICO scores – access credit more easily. https://t.co/6DpvmGLqRk — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) September 12, 2019
America Needs Jobs, Not Chinese Imports
via amgreatness: J.P. Morgan estimates that President Trump’s tariffs will cost American families up to $1,000 next year. We have heard this before and we’ll hear it again. But the fact is that tariffs have not yet—nor will they likely—increase the cost of living. Further, the myopic obsession with the price of goods ignores the more pressing problem: … Read more
Europe is in a dark place and it just got darker
by youme QE is disinflationary because it perpetuates overcapacity and unproductive debt, yet it is massively inflationary on risky assets because the objective is to make rising government spending cheap. Hyperinflation created in financial assets as sovereign bonds artificially inflated More QE from Draghi this morning because they don’t know what to do. They have … Read more
6 Reasons Why You Should Consider Getting A Credit Card
The marvels of technology in the world we are living in are endless and exciting. And thanks to the interminable inventions, your day to day activities have been made easier and worth smiling about. These technologies have been, in most cases inspired by the introduction and evolution of the internet. And one of the aspects … Read more
Soaring Health Insurance Costs Create Another Obstacle to Retirement Security
From Birch Gold Group Health care expenses, inflation, and retirement savings are some of the things to consider when you’re nearing retirement age. Any one of them can present an obstacle to your retirement security. A recent rise in health insurance costs may present yet another obstacle. The average health insurance premium for a person aged 55-64 is … Read more
What to Do About the Student-Loan Fiasco: Is “Debt Forgiveness” Really the Answer?
The University-Corporate-Financial Complex is going to squeal. This is the transcript from my podcast last Sunday, THE WOLF STREET REPORT: OK, I’m going to wade into this debate. And I’m going to do it with my boots on. The student loan fiasco – the pile of debt that has ballooned to $1.6 trillion – and what … Read more