Why Tesla At $10 Is Not Far-Fetched

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by Jesse Colombo Last week, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas shocked the investing world by cutting his worst-case forecast for Tesla stock from $97 to just $10 per share (it was trading at approximately $200 per share at the time of the announcement). Jonas cited the company’s heavy debt load and exposure to China as the main … Read more

Chinese Company Claims Its Hydrogen-Powered Vehicle Can Travel 500km Using Only Water As Fuel

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Via ZeroHedge A car company in Central China has claimed that it has built a hydrogen powered vehicle that’s capable of traveling up to 500km using only water as power, according to the South China Morning Post. The vehicle was made by Qingnian Cars in Henan province and made its first drive on Wednesday of last week when local Communist … Read more

OUT ON A LIMB: Mueller Investigation Concludes Hillary Clinton Was Actually Just A Terrible Candidate.

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via babylonbee: “I mean, she lost to Donald Trump, for Pete’s sake,” he added, shaking his head. Investigators showed that Clinton’s extreme lack of charisma or likability, her awful public policy record, her constant disparagement of millions of Americans she disagreed with, and her terrible campaign strategies resulted in her defeat. “The only collusion we found was … Read more

Is the stock market trending downwards again?

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by Troy The S&P fell today, and the 10 year – 3 month yield curve pushed further into negative territory. Meanwhile, the S&P’s 200 day moving average is once again sloping downwards. Today’s headlines: S&P’s 200 day moving average is trending downwards Yield curve even more inverted Margin debt is lagging the S&P Small caps … Read more

Corporate Buy Backs

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by Martin Armstrong Many people are confused as to why corporations have been buying back their shares in mass. The latest figures for 2018 are in and they demonstrate that the S&P 500 listed companies spent more on dividends and buybacks in 2018 than they actually made in total reported earnings ($1.26 trillion vs $1.1 … Read more

Printing Money to Cover the Cost of Government

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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Hi Marty, I have read that Lincoln’s treasury issued “Greenbacks” to help fund the North during the civil war. 1. Was this a direct printing, issuing of paper currency, aka like your “The Solution” ? (Bill Still, creator of the money masters documentary claims such…) 2. Others claim that it was meant … Read more

Bonds Flash Recession Warning… Widest Curve Inversion Since Financial Crisis

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BONDS FLASH RECESSION WARNING… Stocks fell on Wednesday as bond yields declined again, triggering concerns about the economic outlook. Increasing trade tensions in the China-U.S. trade fight also weighed on markets.   WIDEST CURVE INVERSION SINCE FINANCIAL CRISIS… Long-term government debt yields fell further below rates on short-term notes and bills during Wednesday’s session, an … Read more

FITTON: OUTRAGED: Today’s Mueller special counsel statement is another abuse of power. Mueller raises the possibility of guilt and then refuses to “exonerate” President Trump.

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by TFittonJW This turns our legal system upside down and shows the rule of law is no bar to smearing President Trump. Today's Mueller special counsel statement is another abuse of power. Mueller raises the possibility of guilt and then refuses to “exonerate” President @realDonaldTrump This turns our legal system upside down and shows the … Read more

Dow Jones Triple Topping At This Key Level?

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by Kimble Charting   Could the Dow be Triple Topping at an important level? Possible! This chart looks at the Dow Jones Industrial Average on a monthly basis over the past 16-years. Fibonacci extension levels were applied to the Dow 2007 High and 2009 lows. The 261% level comes into play at the 26,800 zone, as resistance. It’s … Read more

Don’t Tumble Down To Their Level: If You Argue With An Idiot, Then You Create Two Idiots

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by Simon Popple of Brookville Capital I’m sure we’ve all found ourselves in a situation where someone’s said something that’s made our jaw hit the floor. The comment being so ridiculous, you don’t know where to start.   If you’re lucky you can make a graceful exit, leaving the situation to someone else. Unfortunately, that’s not always the … Read more

This Is Why Monetary Policy Is So Ineffective

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By John Mauldin Back in the 1980s and 1990s, many people thought excessive government spending and the resulting debt would bring inflation or even hyperinflation. We wanted a hawkish Federal Reserve or, better yet, a gold standard to prevent it. Reality turned out differently. Federal debt rose steadily, inflation didn’t. Here’s a chart of the … Read more

Mueller Resigning

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by Thinker Robert Mueller has announced that he will speak today without taking any questions. Mueller has been dealing with increased public tensions in recent weeks knowing everyone is going to find out for a fact, that Trump has been right all along. The lies no longer standing under the red, white, and blue and … Read more