BTC Founder Losses $10 Billion BTC…GOLD GOING UP!
by Thinker Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, reveals his identity in parts 2 and 3 of the Satoshi Dossier, a must read for political dossier aficionados. TRUTH MATTERS!
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by Thinker Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, reveals his identity in parts 2 and 3 of the Satoshi Dossier, a must read for political dossier aficionados. TRUTH MATTERS!
Fraser Howie, an independent analyst, told CNBC: “China is very much past the tipping point where the debt simply no longer can be ignored.” The trade war has put a dent in efforts to pare its massive debt as Beijing sought ways to boost its slowing economy, which was at its lowest growth in 27 … Read more
https://twitter.com/RealSaavedra/status/1164898622544273408 Hypocrisy is such a big part of leftist existence that I don’t think they can even see blatantly obvious examples of it anymore. Without hypocrisy none of them would be able to have their terrible moronic beliefs. John
The conspiracy giant Corbett discusses ‘how to report on a story and sweep it away at the same time’ • Rumsfeld and the missing trillions • Releasing big news stories on Fridays on purpose • Ghislaine Maxwell’s bizarre doctored photos • Burying the whole Epstein saga • Distraction as a tool h/t new-monkey
A breakdown of what negative interest rates are, what they might mean for the economy, and the chances that negative rates make their way to the United States. With central banks all over the world turning to unconventional monetary policy, an understanding of negative interest rates is critical to making informed decisions. AC
by Shaun Richards We find ourselves in a curious situation as we wait for ( or for readers over the weekend) mull the speech of Fed Chair Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole. There are several reasons for this and let me start with the pressure being applied by President Trump. Germany sells 30 year bonds … Read more
….your companies HOME and making your products in the USA. I will be responding to China’s Tariffs this afternoon. This is a GREAT opportunity for the United States. Also, I am ordering all carriers, including Fed Ex, Amazon, UPS and the Post Office, to SEARCH FOR & REFUSE,…. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 23, … Read more
by independenttrader Recently we came across a graphic published by Business Insider showing 20 habits that can lead to bad decisions. Many of the errors listed below can also be applied to investing in financial markets, which is why we decided to attach the graphic and discuss most of the points. Point 3 – Bandwagon effect … Read more
by Martin Armstron Barack and Michelle Obama are buying a nearly $15 million mansion on Martha’s Vineyard. They had rented it out in August from the Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck, who has been trying to sell it for the past 4 years. What is fascinating is how Democrats always demonize the “rich” and then when … Read more
by Tom McClellan The whole media world is abuzz lately with talk of the inversion in the yield curve, and what it means for a potential recession. The track record is mixed there, and there is much debate among academics about whether it is “different this time”. But there is one very reliable effect associated with … Read more
by Simon Black Earlier this year the US government reported that Social Security’s long-term, unfunded liability now exceeds $50 TRILLION. Moreover, they forecast that the Social Security and Medicare trust funds will run out of money in 2034. This is the government’s own calculation. (And the government’s math is based on rosy assumptions that there will be no more … Read more
by The Phoenix Stocks remain range bound. However in the big picture, things are looking NASTY. Stocks have failed to ignite a significant rally and will soon test the “line in the sand.” The “line in the sand” for the stock market is the 200-WEEK moving average. If we cannot hold the 200-DAY moving average, we’re … Read more
The Trump administration is considering a proposal that would use Google, Amazon and Apple to collect data on users who exhibit characteristics of mental illness that could lead to violent behavior, The Washington Post reported Thursday. The proposal is part of an initiative to create a Health Advanced Research Projects Agency (HARPA), which would be located … Read more
BY JOHN RUBINO Major US bank Wells Fargo has apparently been getting a lot of client inquiries about gold, and has responeded pretty much as you’d expect: Hold Some But Not Too Much Gold, Says Wells Fargo (Kitco News) – Wells Fargo is once again cautioning investors from buying too much gold as prices continue to trade … Read more
by fisticuffs32 I bought a townhome in 2009 that I now use as a rental property. Last summer when I was visiting the home I noticed the floor in the kitchen had sunk a couple inches. I’d heard previously from my neighbors that they’d had the same problem. When I bought the home, the builder … Read more
The Global Economy May Be Facing Its ‘Minsky Moment’ of Excessive Debt Gold has been on a tear lately, despite a recent pause in its advance, and the precious commodity could be poised to extend its rally above $1,500 an ounce, on the back of ballooning global debt and monetary policy that has resulted in … Read more
A Republican strategist on Fox News apparently thought that individuals who use marijuana inject the drug into their bodies. “California has tried to clear out their prisons and yet every year they continue to have overcrowded prisons,” the Republican strategist said. “And the focus ought to be on a society that follows the law, not … Read more
by The Phoenix The dirty little secret is that China is running a massive US dollar shortage both on a corporate and a national level. All told, Chinese companies have roughly $2 trillion US dollar-denominated in debt owed to international investors. Because this debt is denominated in US dollars, this means the companies need to pay … Read more
via NYPOST: New Yorkers with family members in the country illegally will be able to more easily apply for the city’s highly competitive affordable housing lotteries as part of broader rules changes announced by City Hall on Wednesday, which are meant to expand eligibility. The new rules will allow applicants to provide proof they pay … Read more
Recently, a Chinese startup named Qihan Biotech raised $20 million to develop replacement organs for humans. The smallish deal would hardly have rated a headline, except for the fact that the Hangzhou-based gene-editing company is aiming to grow those organs in pigs and other animals. If successful, such transplants could well transform medicine. And, thanks … Read more