BELIEVE IN SOMETHING. EVEN IF IT MEANS SACRIFICING EVERYTHING:

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Houston Rockets merchandise disappears from Chinese Nike stores. In addition to testing out their slogan from this past summer, Nike’s has also invalidated their eighties-era licensing of John Lennon’s “Revolution” in their ads as well. Apparently, both the shoe company and the NBA are perfectly OK carrying pictures — or at least the water — of Chairman … Read more

Congressman Nunes: State Department monitoring journalist communications

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Breaking: Congressman Nunes just told @seanhannity he has evidence suggesting a State Department official may have been monitoring the communications of multiple journalists. — John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) October 10, 2019 Yes! They surveiled you and many many others using a supercomputer called #THEHAMR or #TheHammer, revealed in wikileaks #vault7 after Whistleblower Dennis Montgomery brought 47 … Read more

Trump cancels 40 year lease on Long Beach Port on Chinese….but you wont here this on the news

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via judicialwatch: Under a long-term deal sealed by the Obama administration, a Chinese Communist company was set to control the second-busiest container port in the United States. In an unreported Trump administration victory, the Communists are out after a drawn-out national security review forced a unit of China-based COSCO Shipping Holdings Co. (Orient Overseas Container … Read more

Wow, talk about corruption! Cost tax payers $75000.00 year per inmate in California… 3 Years After Los Angeles Taxpayers Handed Over 1.2 BILLION for Homeless Housing, Not a Single Unit Has Been Built

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If you free them, get them out of California and give them 70k year, most would never break another law? Not talking mental ill violent offenders of course.   HOW MUCH? More than tuition at Harvard University That’s enough to cover the annual cost of attending Harvard University and still have plenty left over for pizza … Read more

California’s government has put in place so many laws and regulations that development is near impossible.

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by MiyegomboBayartsogt   If you want to open a sandwich shop, you have to plan on the cost hiring a law firm and litigating for 18 months before you even begin to build your business. Housing is similarly restricted and confined and blocked in similar ways. There’s a story of a developer who cleared the land … Read more

Chinese tech company Tencent owns significant stakes in Glu Mobile(Mobile games),Snap(Snapchat),Activision Blizzard and Tesla.

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by peas_and_qs They also have a lucrative streaming deal with the NBA that nets an average viewership of 3.7 million viewers per game in China. Not to mention tencent’s 150 mil stake in reddit or tencent’s control of Hollywood. via FOOL: Tencent (OTC:TCEHY) is usually recognized as the maker of WeChat, the most popular messaging app in China, and … Read more

John Rubino – Volatility Rising

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from Financial Survival Network John Rubino is back… Houston we have a problem. Chinese and Hong Kong banks are running out of dollars. But I thought we had too many of them floating around the world. Guess not. There’s plenty more where they came from. It’s just another example of the glue that holds together the world … Read more

Is China’s Oil Shipping Fleet Going Dark? Tankers Are Turning Off Transponders

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By Tsvetana Paraskova China’s tanker owning company Cosco Dalian, which was sanctioned by the U.S. two weeks ago for knowingly shipping Iranian oil, has seen one third of its oil tankers turn off their automatic identification system (AIS) transponders in the past week, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing ship tracking data from Refinitiv Eikon. Two weeks ago, … Read more

The Race To Save $100 Billion – A Digital Revolution In Oil

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By Rystad Energy In a new in-depth study, Rystad Energy estimates that as much as $100 billion can be eliminated from E&P upstream budgets through automation and digitalization initiatives in the 2020s. Service companies are reinventing themselves to help operators unlock these savings. In 2018, $1 trillion was spent on operational expenditures, wells, facilities and … Read more

Aramco to Give Green Light for World’s Biggest IPO Next Week; IPO probably end of November. Current proposed timeline inside

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by JealousEntrepreneur Upcoming key dates: ​ Oct. 17 Board meets to make final decision on IPO Oct. 20 Announcement on intention to float Oct. 27 Prospectus for offering is published Nov. 3 Roadshows for investors start, with two-week subscription period End Nov. Shares begin trading on the Saudi stock market ​ Note: Dates subject to … Read more

The next big investment trend is on sale right now

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by Simon Black In July 1994, an ex-hedge fund VP left his cushy Wall Street job and started a new company called Cadabra, Inc. He wanted to capitalize on an emerging trend that was called the “Information Superhighway” back then, what we now know today as the Internet. Cadabra was an early ‘dot-com’ company. But as … Read more

Will the Clintons Destroy the Democratic Party?

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by Charles Hugh-Smith History is full of ironies, and perhaps it will suit the irony gods for The Donald to take down the Republican Party and the Clinton dynasty to destroy the Democratic Party. Let’s start by stipulating my bias: I would cheer the collapse of both self-serving, venal political parties, which have stood by for … Read more

An “All-Out Blizzard” That Is “Unheard Of For October” Is About To Hit Farms In The Midwest With Up To 2 Feet Of Snow

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by Michael Snyder Farmers in the middle of the country are about to get hit by what could potentially be the worst October blizzard in U.S. history.  According to USA Today, “the massive size and intensity of this snowstorm is unheard of for October”.  In other words, we have never seen anything like this in the month … Read more

Fed Didn’t See Economic Reasons to Cut Rates, Admits Cutting for Other Reasons: My Fancy-Schmancy “Fed Hawk-o-Meter”

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Fed Sent Big-Fat Message on “U.S.-China Trade Tensions” to White House. The Fed did a lot of heavy breathing over “trade uncertainty” and “trade tensions” during the September 17-18 FOMC meeting, according to the minutes, released this afternoon. The word “trade” was mentioned 26 times in the minutes, in phrases like these: “Trade … Read more

The Day When Repo Rates Blew Out: Fed Recounts a Fiasco that Occurred as the FOMC Was Meeting, and How it Reacted

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter I wish I could have sat in that meeting, watching the bewildered faces of Fed officials as they got hourly updates on repo rates blowing out. The FOMC meeting minutes released this afternoon – instead of being stuffed with mind-numbing language – were spiked with a practically riveting account of the repo fiasco … Read more