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Watch CNN suddenly discover that Joe Biden might have a racism problem (video). As Kyle Smith wrote of Biden in March, “When he became veep, any attack on Biden risked looking like casting aspersions on the man who made him his number two, and the media could not countenance any naysaying about the judgment of … Read more
Italy is now making a move to separate itself from the EU and they most likely will use the mini-BOT for the transition. The tariffs are working, Apple is looking to move its manufacturing out of China and into another country, other company’s are thinking about the same thing. Biden tweeted out that he is … Read more
Good News, America: Obama Doesn’t Plan to Shut Up in 2020. But will he still be bedeviled by the forces stopping him from being clear? h/t ED
via yourcentralvalley: Police in Southern California are turning to technology in order to fight crime by deploying a robot out on to the streets to keep a watchful eye over public area. The robot, dubbed “HP Robocop,” is described as an “autonomous data machine” and is expected to be officially unveiled by the Huntington Park police … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft8v59gAEZc Short answer: because they’re incompetent, power-hungry, angry, Socialist, hate-mongers who despise what makes America so great. DR
President Trump Tells Hannity: “Other Countries Were Involved in Spying” on His Campaign
Wall St. For Main St., Released on 6/19/19 The Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) stock chart since 2012 includes many examples (at least 23) of magical V shaped recoveries where the stock price was literally a falling knife and some buyer still came in and bought the shares to try and paint the tape to produce a … Read more
Fox News’ Christina Coleman, Layfield Report CEO John Layfield, FOX Business’ Susan Li, Trump 2020 Strategic Communications Director Marc Lotter and Kingsview Asset Management’s CIO Scott Martin on the growing calls for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti to step down amid the city’s ongoing homeless problem.
by Troy Today the Fed signaled that an interest rate cut is coming in the future. The only uncertainty is “when” – will the rate cut occur in July, or later? Today’s headlines: How various markets respond to rate cuts What SUSTAINED yield curve inversions mean for stocks and gold Stock market’s quick recovery from correction … Read more
by Rory Hall from The Daily Coin interviewing Chris Marcus I sat down with Chris Marcus to discuss the state of the silver and gold markets and found a lot more to the picture than just numbers moving up and down on a chart. While both metals have enjoyed a lot of attention for most of 2019 the charts still … Read more
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Farmers in Illinois whose land has been thrashed by flooding have given up on planting. Instead of growing food, they decided to throw a party. And who could blame them? The storms that have caused major flooding in Illinois have forced farmers to give up on their crops. Forecasts for even more rain … Read more
From Birch Gold Group According to Pension Tracker, as of 2017 there is $5.184 trillion worth of market-based public pension debt across all 50 states. If you’re a taxpayer, Forbes says you’re exposed to significant risk: While the healthy economy and rising stock market has lifted pension fund investments around the nation, most pension funds assume unrealistically high returns and expose … Read more
The [DS] continues to push the Mueller narrative along with the Russian narrative. Crowdstrike does not have the report and the FBI/DOJ never reviewed the report. Trump through his tweets have been telling the story of what happened in regards to email, spying etc. Trump let the people know that they have everything. The [DS] … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn We have come to this. A former U.S. vice president says it’s naive to think that Democrats and Republicans “have to work together” and proposes that the way to deal with Republicans is a violent civil war — “bare kuckle fight” “physical revolution”. Ryan Saavedra reports for the Daily Wire that on Monday, June 17, … Read more
by Alexander Trigaux At the end of last year, something scary started in the markets, for a brief moment. For the casual investor, stocks and bonds both might have seemed a little shaky. And, for those who watch the market more closely, it all seemed to be coming undone. Fast. Maybe all the prognostications of the … Read more
via cassandracapital: The rise of Quantitative Easing (QE) and other so-called Unconventional Monetary Policies has been one of the most important changes to the world in the last decade. Trust me – it’s right up there with the election of Donald Trump and Brexit. But you could be forgiven for having never even heard of it. … Read more
it's happening again for the third time in 25 years pic.twitter.com/lhfOTRE8Ed — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 19, 2019 There it goes. Yields on 10-year US Treasuries are back below 2% pic.twitter.com/wW4ktoMnQM — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) June 20, 2019 Lots of comment lately about how a Fed rate cut now would be bad, like when they cut … Read more
via usnews: HealthDay ReporterTUESDAY, June 18, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Suicide rates among teens and young adults have reached their highest point in nearly two decades, a new study reports. Suicides among teens have especially spiked, with an annual percentage change of 10% between 2014 and 2017 for 15- to 19-year-olds, researchers said. “It really is … Read more
by Troy By some measures, the stock market’s volatility is starting to go up with the stock market itself. Does this mean that a short term spike in volatility (and short term decline in stocks) is impending? Today’s headlines: VIX and stocks Volatility of volatility Small caps indecision Fed day Oil’s plunge last week Gold miners … Read more
