Investment Watch Blog

By David Stockman    

BY SRSROCCO Few analysts realize that for the past decade, the global economy has been propped up by the U.S. Shale Oil Ponzi Scheme.  Without the huge increase in U.S. shale oil production, the global economy would have peaked and collapsed into a severe depression.  And according to the new data put out in the … Read more

By Rodney Johnson The dark days of 2009 now seem like forever ago. We didn’t know which banks would survive. The Fed made all banks take bailout money so that citizens wouldn’t know which ones were in trouble and then drain them of deposits. The Fed made bank stocks ineligible for shorting so that investors wouldn’t drive their market … Read more

Authored by Jesse Colombo via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, I recently wrote a piece that was widely read called “Why You Should Not Underestimate The Severity Of The Coming Recession.” In that piece, I argued that the odds of a recession in the not-too-distant future were increasing rapidly and that mainstream economists are incorrect for assuming that it … Read more

By Harry Dent With all eyes focused on Facebook’s cryptocurrency reveal tomorrow, what the Fed will do this Wednesday, and Slack’s IPO on Thursday, all of which we’ll address in the coming days, let’s turn our attention to another major issue that is silently unfolding: the great baby bust. More than any of the current hot events, … Read more

by Yojimbo Remember the immortal words of Sam Hyde regarding journalists. Wah, wah, wah, when muh precious journalists were crying about losing their worthless jobs and incomes, Sam Hyde had some valuable advice for them. I only began to listen to Nick Fuentes. Holy shit, this 20 year old guy is sharp as a tack and … Read more

by Antonius Aquinas Despite being probably robbed of the Democratic Party’s nomination by the Clinton political machine, the success of the Bernie Sanders’ 2016 campaign with his advocacy of “democratic socialism” was an ominous sign of things to come and, in some sense, more telling of the political climate than Donald Trump’s improbable victory in November, … Read more

via nikkei: NEW YORK — Surging U.S. business debt, already at historic levels, is posing a potentially huge risk for the global financial system and the world economy, raising concerns among market players and policymakers. Experts are growing increasingly uneasy about both the quality and quantity of debt in the U.S. corporate sector as the amount … Read more

Global media running with the headlines of “hottest global temperature” , today in this place even though it’s not a heat record, then repeats with “hottest global temperature” in that place the next day not a record, all the while forgetting record cold and snow in 13 places in the US and Canada. A look … Read more

VERY interesting document was released recently as a result of the United States of America v. Roger Stone which has exposed a MAJOR INCONSISTENCY in the “Russian hacking” allegations. https://youtu.be/DRYcgnYC-LA Link to document: https://www.scribd.com/document/413428947/Stone-De-123-DOJ-Response-to-MTC-Crowdstrike-Reports

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmIGAERLGWE

by GoldCore GoldCore Note Gold is lower in dollars today despite increasingly dovish signals from the Federal Reserve, ECB, Australian central bank and other central banks as economies slow. Gold has surged higher in Australian dollars again this week and reached a new all time record high in the Aussie dollar yesterday at $1,974/oz. This … Read more