TradersChoice.net, Released on 12/5/18 Gregory Mannarino started his financial career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. He is an active trader of the capital markets and has published several books pertaining to finance, global economics, and equity trading; His most recent book is titled Ultimate … Read more
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors One of the most reliable indicators of an economic slowdown just flashed a warning sign this week. On Monday, the yield curve between the five-year Treasury yield and three-year Treasury yield inverted, or turned negative, for the first time since 2007. What this means is the shorter-maturity bond … Read more
via CNBC: The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index fell nearly 4 percent. The losses extend pain periods for Apple and Facebook. Amazon and Netflix are each up more than 40 percent year-to-date and getting caught in the rout. Tech stocks are back in correction territory after a painful day for public exchanges. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index … Read more
To some this will not be surprising at all. The entire Universe is electric in nature. Every interaction between matter is guided by the electric properties of said matter. It is said that we carry enough electricity in our skin to light a 60 watt lightbulb. Some scientists took the electric nature of our bodies … Read more
via moneymetals: The Great Recession, coupled with the “Ron Paul Revolution,” prompted a renaissance of the sound money movement in the United States. As Germany, Russia, and China — to name a few — continue to increase their gold holdings, the hegemonic power of Federal Reserve Notes (referred to today as the dollar) is slowly slipping … Read more
via Sara Tipton: After experiencing the hustle and bustle of the holiday season year after year, many of the best of get burned out, stressed out, and out wallets get wiped out. But this year, we’ve compiled a handy list of some healthy and natural way to de-stress this snowy holiday season. If you have read … Read more
by Brandon Smith Have you ever met someone face-to-face that seemed relatively normal at first, but after a short time they began to reveal odd and disturbing character traits? They showed an inability to laugh at their own mistakes and only laughed at other people’s expense? They had an obsessive need to tear down the … Read more
From Brandon Smith As I predicted just after the 2016 presidential election, a sordid theater of blame has exploded over the state of the U.S. economy, with fingers pointing everywhere except (in most cases) at the true culprits behind the crash. Some people point to the current administration and its pursuit of a trade war. Others … Read more
France;President Macron disapproval rate reaches all time record high 76% France: Percentage of people who disapprove of President Macron reaches all-time record high in Ifop-Fiducial poll: 76%. #France #Macron — Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) December 4, 2018 Paris abandons fuel tax hike suspended after sweeping protests – French PM The French government says it … Read more
At least 7 students have been injured in a deliberately ramming attack in France against Macron protesters FranceNews24 ‏ @FranceNews24 Seguir Seguir a @FranceNews24 Más 🔴 ALERTE INFO – #Givors : Une voiture percute des lycéens et fait sept blessés, l’automobiliste a été interpellé par les forces de l’ordre.” @ FranceNews24 Seguir Seguir @ FranceNews24 … Read more
Via The Baltimore Sun Harford County woman fatally stabbed in Baltimore after rolling down car window to give a woman money A 54-year-old Harford County woman died early Saturday morning after being stabbed in the chest, according to Baltimore police. Police say Jacquelyn Smith and her family were driving through the 1000 block of Valley … Read more
via CNBC: Machines responsible for 80% of trades in the US, fund manager says from CNBC. Many believe that the different sell-off episodes seen throughout 2018 were caused by these machines, as they act on immediate data releases, without taking the time to digest them as humans would. The daily volume of algo … Read more
NOTE: Video includes ad from 0:38 to 1:32. We have reached the quickening of the global great awakening. From the United States to France to Germany and Italy, people around the world are beginning to recognize the agenda of the New World Order globalist puppets, and they are actively resisting it. And the mainstream media … Read more
From Fox News: New York City police officials said Tuesday they will deploy drones to assist in rescue missions, traffic-accident investigations and large-scale events, a move that raised privacy concerns among civil-liberty advocates. Members of the New York Police Department’s Technical Assistance Response Unit, or TARU, will use 14 drones, which will cost the department $480,000 … Read more
From Business Insider: The economy is robust, unemployment is sitting at 3.7%, its lowest mark in nearly half a century, and interest rates, though moving upward, are still relatively low. So why are credit-card delinquencies, application rejections, and involuntary account closures all on the upswing? That’s what the Federal Reserve Bank of New York would like to know. The Fed … Read more
by DCG From NY Post: He’s a reputed killer Bloods gang member recently accused of toting a loaded pistol onto a city bus — but that didn’t matter to Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights when the foundation bailed him out. In October, the group sprang 18-year-old Asa “ASAP” Francis — a violent member of the Bloods-affiliated Martense Beverly … Read more
Les Moonves Obstructed Investigation Into Misconduct Claims, Report Says Facing multiple sexual misconduct allegations and fearing his career as an entertainment titan was over, Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, destroyed evidence and misled investigators in an attempt to preserve his reputation and save a lucrative severance deal, according to a draft of a … Read more
In the wake of the mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue in October, acclaimed Hollywood director Steven Spielberg believes now, more than ever, is when people must confront the alarming rise in hateful ideologies. Spielberg’s Academy Award-winning film about the Holocaust, “Schindler’s List,” is returning to select theaters this week in honor of its 25th anniversary. It’s a story … Read more
He was a patriot, a hero, a genial gentleman and a great American. You can’t pick up a newspaper or go near a television without hearing leftists gush with praise for the late President George H.W. Bush. Who knew they felt this way? And you are not mistaken if the outpouring of previously unknown affection for … Read more
The number of U.S. exchange-traded funds has nearly tripled in the past 10 years. One particular aspect of ETFs has reached “the highest ever” level — and if history is a guide, investors should take note. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVNSAF2FLXM
via visualcapitalist: There are two commonly held beliefs around income and age: 1) Earning trajectory is largely determined by the time a person is 35-years-old 2) Income is positively correlated with age How do these beliefs stand up to the actual income data? As it turns out, quite well. Today’s data, from the IPUMS.org Current Population Survey, is … Read more
by John Rubino Alasdair Macleod on the coming “inflationary credit crisis” … Bill Black: Deutsche Bank is a criminal enterprise that might bring down the global financial system … Jim Rickards explains the coming “monetary reset” … Peter Schiff: “We’re in a recession and this is a bear market. Gold should be a lot higher” … Read more
BY PATRICK WATSON By most measures, the US economy is performing okay. GDP growth is still near 3.5%. Unemployment is below 4%. Inflation is up a bit but still historically low. Yes, the data has flaws. There’s plenty of regional variation. Your mileage may vary. But conditions could be a lot worse. The problem: Sometimes the … Read more
From John Stossel at Reason: Companies like Google and Facebook collect information about us and sell it to advertisers. The information they collect and the way they collect it cross the “creepy line” according to a new documentary called “The Creepy Line.” John Stossel asks the writer of the documentary, Peter Schweizer: “What’s the big … Read more
by DCG Blanca (l) and Susan (r) Rubio Typical TDS-infected California politicians… From Sacramento Bee: When one went into teaching, the other followed suit. When one went to East Los Angeles College, the other did as well. They’ve been practically inseparable for much of their lives. Now, the Rubio sisters will only be separated by a hallway … Read more