Jim Hoft from The Gateway Pundit reports, Judge Jeanine Pirro joined Tucker Carlson on Wednesday night to discuss the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Epstein, the highest profile prisoner in the US prison system, was found dead in his New York City prison cell in August. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019…
by konradby I have seen many type of quantitative valuation methods in my short investing experience. Ones that break down CAPEX, EBIT, EBITDA, Tax Rate, R&D etc. each line projected in the future then they compute FCF to Firm, NPV etc. the excel sheet is longer than a PhD thesis. Others (the ones you find … Read more
by Tikola_Nesla1 “In 2018, Cloudflare reported a loss of $86.1 million on revenue of $192.7 million, compared with a $10.7 million loss on revenue of $134.9 million in 2017. So while revenue grew 43%, expenses skyrocketed 711%. That appears to have been due to a big jump in general and administrative expenses, which jumped to … Read more
by __bruh420__ They are dropping new high production value originals almost every day now + there’s incredible fragmentation going on in the industry The scene is already saturated as shit and these originals don’t generate 1/10th of the buzz they would 3-4 years ago. Now Disney and Apple are getting into the scene and it’s … Read more
by trumantrader I just realized 15 minutes ago that Robinhood ($RH) is actually a public company and its earning release is next week. My plan is to load on puts. Basically, They released a press announcement that China tariffs wouldn’t affect them. Well, duh, how would China’s tariffs on physical products affect a virtual platform … Read more
via seattletimes: As if highly paid Amazon employees needed another helping hand, some lenders are making it easier for the company’s new tech hires to qualify for home loans. Some mortgage originators now agree to consider Amazon employees’ potential future earnings from restricted stock units — which can make up the majority of their compensation package … Read more
by fairygame1028 On Aug. 30, the state’s Senate Appropriations Committee cleared Assembly Bill 5, moving it a crucial step closer to becoming state law. It is now widely expected the bill, known as AB5, will pass a full Senate vote before the legislative session ends Sept. 13 and be signed by governor Gavin Newsom. The bill would … Read more
global trade volumes 12mo % change haven't done this in a decade! and before that, the dot-com bust. pic.twitter.com/aZnB5ZgSs6 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 7, 2019 China's August exports unexpectedly shrink as U.S. shipments slump pic.twitter.com/t70W8V9zCd — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) September 8, 2019 could plunging car sales suggest consumer sentiment is about to drop? pic.twitter.com/8q8hhrWIAm — Alastair … Read more
It's the liquidity, stupid! Stocks fell in Aug because global money supple fell by $1.4tn. Sep began very strong w/ a surge in global liquidity by $400bn. pic.twitter.com/T1p3IfYem5 — Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) September 8, 2019 QE already started.
via counterpunch: Left Out, a podcast produced by Paul Sliker, Michael Palmieri, and Dante Dallavalle, creates in-depth conversations with the most interesting political thinkers, heterodox economists, and organizers on the Left. The Hudson Report is a new weekly series produced by Left Out with the legendary economist Michael Hudson. Every episode we cover an economic or political issue … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMukZbyeRis Zack Budryck from The Hill reports, The FBI has targeted groups conducting nonviolent protests at the border against U.S. immigration policies for surveillance, according to a document obtained by Yahoo News. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://thehill.com/homenews/administ…
FACT: Companies doing stock buybacks have been the ONLY net buyer since 2009. That’s absolutely MASSIVE news. There will be 20 comments here telling me to shut up and how its great that they’re doing this, no repercussions, etc. I’m simply here documenting what’s happening. You do what you want with the information. To me, … Read more
Washington (AFP) – Former Republican governor Mark Sanford announced Sunday he is entering the race for his party’s presidential nomination, in a long-shot challenge to President Donald Trump. Sanford, who would be the third Republican to mount a primary bid against Trump, said he had decided to run because of the “astounding” debt and deficits … Read more
It seems nobody can determine what the rules are: http://archive.is/OTgdj
This is a great presentation from the CATO institute about socialism and capitalism and differences between them. This video and the book it discusses should be required viewing/reading for all aspiring socialists in USSA – AOC take notice here 🙂 It’s rather lengthy but worth the time. h/t exlibris
Motor vehicle departments around the United States are taking drivers’ personal information and selling it to a range of businesses, including private investigators, generating millions of dollars in revenue, said a scathing new report. According to Motherboard, which obtained hundreds of pages of documents through public records requests, members of the public are likely not … Read more
Financial writer and precious metals expert Bill Holter says a failure to deliver is not a maybe but a sure thing. Holter says, “Whether it is this year or the first few months of next year, it doesn’t matter. It is going to happen. . . . I can basically guarantee there is going to … Read more
Travelers can’t get enough of globe-trotting. But have they had enough of the United States? According to the World Tourism Organization, a United Nations agency, the number of international tourist arrivals around the world reached 1.4 billion last year. That represented a 6% increase, and the organization forecast the number to grow by another 3 … Read more
Because there is no serious challenger: http://archive.is/nfoc4
