by Martin Armstrong Prime Minister Borris Johnson had wanted an election on October 15, but Labour and other opposition MPs would not back the move while the option of a no-deal Brexit on October 31 remained open to the PM. The House of Lords said it would pass the legislation by Friday. The British pound … Read more
By Tsvetana Paraskova China’s natural gas demand has been booming in recent years and will continue to grow for decades to come. Yet, the slowing economic growth in China is taking a toll on gas demand growth. The Chinese government itself admits that this year’s gas demand growth will slow down from last year’s growth pace. Government … Read more
via dailycaller: Carlson called Walmart CEO Doug McMillon’s “strident statement calling on Congress to ban many semi-automatic rifles” a “big step” that has people who used to hate the retailer suddenly on its side. “It’s a fascinating turnaround,” he said after playing several media clips. “For years, you’ll remember, Walmart was the target of coordinated attacks … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEzJItIllHs 100% Fed Up reports, Tucker Carlson delivers a fantastic overview of some of the most egregious things that James Comey did to try and harm President Trump. It’s frightening to think that a delusional Comey was in charge of the FBI and got no punishment for the things he did. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://100percentfedup.com/video-tuc…
As a post-Brexit United Kingdom becomes a reality, a lot will change. One of the things people are very concerned about is the prices of houses and how foreign investors may take advantage of the weaker pound. With speculation about the snap election growing, a number of MPs are attempting to block a no-deal Brexit. … Read more
by Michael Snyder You can’t make this stuff up. The marriage rate in the United States began steadily falling in the 1980s and has been hovering near record lows in recent years, and much has been written about why this is happening. But now researchers from Cornell University are promoting a shocking new theory that … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter QE Unwind continues via the sharp drop in MBS. In August, the Fed shed Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) at a rate that exceeded its self-imposed “cap” of $20 billion for the fourth month in a row, but added some Treasury securities, with a new emphasis on short-term Treasury bills. Total assets … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith If these three charts reflect a “normal” “healthy” Bull market, then why are they so uncommon? The implicit narrative of the latest rally in stocks is that this is just another normal rally in the ongoing 10-year long Bull market. Nice, but do these three charts look “normal” to you? Let’s take a … Read more
CHRIS FARRELL’S ON WATCH (show Premiered August 29, 2019) On this episode of “On Watch” Chris Farrell moderates a fast-paced discussion (48.8 mins.) with Judicial Watch Senior Attorney Ramona Cotca, and Judicial Watch Director of the Election Integrity Project Robert Popper to discuss the latest courtroom victories in election integrity as well as the latest … Read more
The “double-twenty” year is almost here, and that means one thing: checking with market experts to see what will be the potentially strongest kinds of stocks for the upcoming year. It’s not about picking individual winners as much as taking a look at what general areas of the economy stand to do well, even if … Read more
http://bit.ly/2kuhhWg On a recent special episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Gavin McInnes went through the timeline of how the polluted college kids in the 1990s are now in power and running the show.
by Michael Snyder We continue to get more numbers that indicate that U.S. economic activity is really starting to slow down. According to Challenger, Gray & Christmas, the number of layoffs in the United States was 38 percent higher in August than it was in July. A 38 percent increase in one month is more … Read more
Submitted by Danielle DiMartino-Booth Over the last three months, Investment Grade companies have capitalized on falling rates setting the new issuance market ablaze and inciting large-scale M&A; June and August M&A crested $300B taking the three-month total to $860B, the bulk of which is unfunded With large-scale M&A comes the potential to generate a bigger … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Here’s why — and how that’s impacting truck makers. Orders for heavy trucks that haul part of the economy’s goods across the US plunged by 80.1% in August 2019 compared to August last year, to about 10,400 orders, according to preliminary estimates by FTR Transportation Intelligence. It was the 10th month in … Read more
By Irina Slav The United States stepped up its pressure on Iran by announcing yet more sanctions plus a US$15-million plan aimed at disrupting the operations of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. CNN quoted Washington’s special envoy for Iran Brian Hook as saying Washington was “going to intensify our maximum pressure campaign because Iran, we need … Read more
Fox News Headlines 24/7 anchor Brett Larson on reports 419 million Facebook users’ phone numbers were leaked online and the FTC fine against Google.
The Trump administration turned its deregulatory focus Wednesday to light bulbs, scrapping a rule that would have phased out less energy efficient incandescent bulbs. The move slows a years-long push by Congress and past administrations to switch Americans to LED bulbs and other lighting using less electricity. President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday the Energy … Read more
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