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Legendary geopolitical and financial analyst Martin Armstrong says America’s economy is like being “the prettiest ugly sister in the family” of nations. So, if the U.S. economy is so good, why the rush to cut interest rates? Armstrong explains, “It’s really the world economy which is in serious trouble. You really have to look closely … Read more
by 12_year_old_boi When marijuana becomes legal, you can see its effects in a number of industries: Number #1, tobacco and vaping will definitely go in big and make a ton of money for obvious reasons. Some in the alcohol industry fear that marijuana will take away its business, so expect the alcohol industry to make marijuana-infused drinks to … Read more
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via elnuevodia: The full contents of a group chat between Puerto Rico governor Ricardo Rosselló and close associates were publicly disclosed Saturday morning, after several days of partial leaks that have rocked the Caribbean island. The 889-page document, published by the non-profit journalism group Centro de Periodismo Investigativo and obtained from an anonymous source, details efforts by high-ranking officials and … Read more
via redstate: Reddit recently gagged the subreddit r/The_Donald with a “quarantine” that essentially makes the subreddit invisible unless you go searching directly for it. When you do, it asks you if you want to see the content within, giving you the impression that it’s dangerous. It’s not. The subreddit is a pro-Trump room that, as its defenders describe … Read more
by AC Time is made up of several things… the basics. It is linear when OBSERVED as having occurred between two (or more) events. For example, the start and finish lines at a drag race, with a clock and distance being the measuring factors to determine time at that location, as applied to those vehicles. … Read more
And so it begins! How going cashless allows Big Brother to spy on your every move: As thousands of Swedes get payment chips implanted in their hands, a backlash is growing amid fears of data abuse. via dailymail: Pensioners and disabled people have hit out at the move away from cash Former banker Hans-Uno Broström … Read more
And Hillary HAS NOT been charged with violation(s) of The Espionage Act, why? h/t Off Switch
The correlation between central bank assets and global stocks have continued to persist. This was noted several years ago and still continues to this day. Right now, there are global growth concerns, risk of enhanced tensions, potential catalysts for oil to multiply in price. But none of that matters. The Fed is going to reduce … Read more
There are always going to be companies that perform better than others. Some get beaten down in a bull market. Some funds perform horribly. It’s the skilled analyst who can selectively buy investments and make money over a multi decade timeline and sell at a profit who will fair very well. Although difficult to do, … Read more
https://static.financialsense.com/audio/2019-07/financial-sense-20190712-chapman-7939890900f6.mp3 July 12, 2019 – Fed Chairman Jerome Powell confirmed a rate cut is coming at the end of this month. Markets reacted positively to this news with major indexes hitting new highs. Ryan Puplava makes sense of what moved the markets this week. Then, Basil Chapman, host of the Tiger Technicians Hour, says the bull … Read more
by Simon Popple of Brookville Capital on IG UK With debt to global gross domestic product (GDP) growing, now at 320% and climbing, and signs of incoming recession in many economies, are traders and investors becoming hardened to market stress? Simon Popple, Brookville Capital, joins IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor to discuss.
by Amy S. Predictions Of Economic Disaster Will 2019 be a year of financial crashes, economic chaos and the start of the next great worldwide depression? Over the past couple of years, we have all watched as global financial bubbles have gotten larger and larger. Despite predictions that they could burst at any time, they have … Read more
by Raúl Ilargi Meijer Alex Acosta is gone. That would appear to be good thing, because even if he claims he did the best he could in the 2008 Jeffrey Epstein plea deal, given the number of accusations and the seriousness of the alleged crimes, that deal seems to have had anything but the best … Read more
One America’s John Hines recently sat down with Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton for an exclusive interview, on how the Obama administration helped cover for Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of her email server.
by visualcapitalist Historically, global financial markets have been restricted to those with exactly the right contacts, in the right locations, and with vast amounts of wealth already at their disposal. Investing for the general population, however, was typically expensive, cumbersome, and inaccessible. Fortunately, today’s infographic from Abra demonstrates how the decentralized financial market has brought about solutions … Read more
via stuff.co.nz: Armed with needles and a yarn of wool, teams of avid knitters danced to the deafening sounds of drums beating and guitars slashing at the first-ever Heavy Metal Knitting World Championship in eastern Finland. With stage names such as Woolfumes, Bunny Bandit and 9” Needles, the participants shared a simple goal: to showcase their knitting … Read more
via freebeacon: She’s something, Ocasio-Cortez. At 29 years old, she perfectly embodies her generation’s uniquely irritating combo of self-righteousness and cluelessness. Passionate and charming at first blush, her appeal quickly wears off. In a March Quinnipiac poll her favorability was underwater by 13 points. What Ocasio-Cortez understands is that, in the culture of social media celebrity, … Read more
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Jerome Powell will deliver the Fed’s semi-annual testimony on monetary policy (formerly known as the Humphrey-Hawkins testimony) to Congress this week. He’ll likely bore us to tears bloviating about “low inflation” and a “tight labor market” and a “healthy economy with some downside risks.” Of course everyone watching will strain their … Read more
