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by Playaguy Some people have started realizing that there are large financial groups that dominate the world. Forget the political intrigues, conflicts, revolutions and wars. It is not pure chance. Everything has been planned for a long time. Some call it “conspiracy theories” or New World Order. Anyway, the key to understanding the current political and … Read more
IBM Published on Dec 14, 2017 In May 2016, IBM launched the IBM Q Experience,[3] with a five qubit quantum processor and matching simulator connected in a star shaped pattern, which users could only interact with through the quantum composer, with a limited set of two-qubit interactions, and a user guide that assumed background in … Read more
Millenials it seems you will be able to own a home after all: Millenials finally can get out the basement AC
I am voting Trump 2020. Like I always say common sense is not that common. Especially with Dems GH
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton appeared on “The Sam Sorbo Show” to discuss the ongoing Clinton email scandal and Deep State targeting of Donald Trump.
from Zero Hedge Back in the summer of 2012, a historic if largely under-reported change took place at the New York Fed, when Brian Sack, the former head of the Fed’s Markets group, also known as the Plunge Protection Team’s trading arm, was replaced by former UCLA economist, Simon Potter. Potter’s arrival was most notable for not only … Read more
I DON’T KNOW, I CAN IMAGINE QUITE A BIT: Hollywood hates Trump, Republicans even more than we thought, according to Vanity Fair’s insider account. Christian Toto: The far-left magazine serves up a behind-the-scenes pastiche of an industry reeling over Trump’s very existence. Author Nick Bilton showcases a number of scripts circulating around Hollywood as well as … Read more
by Playaguy We are vibrational creatures. Every cell in our body is electric and has its own frequency and vibration. EMF’s affect all of that.
If the hackers who crippled Baltimore city government computers used a cyberweapon developed by the National Security Agency, as the New York Times reported Saturday, the federal government bears some responsibility in helping to clean up the mess. Yes, the city should have updated its Windows systems with a security patch Microsoft released two years ago after a … Read more
Back in 2010 at the New Criterion, the late Kenneth Minogue warned: My concern with democracy is highly specific. It begins in observing the remarkable fact that, while democracy means a government accountable to the electorate, our rulers now make us accountable to them. Most Western governments hate me smoking, or eating the wrong kind of food, or hunting foxes, … Read more
By Irina Slav The string of new oil discoveries off the coast of Guyana has lifted spirits recently, creating the impression that the energy industry is back on its feet and making more and more discoveries. However, this may not be the case. According to a report from Westwood Global Energy Group released earlier this month, for … Read more
by Simon Black In 1956, BMW released a brand new line of roadsters, the 507. It was a slick convertible and became a hit with celebrities. In 1959, the very first Bond girl from Dr. No – Ursula Andress – took possession of this brand new BMW 507 roadster. It was re-designed 40 years later into the … Read more
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest news involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold and silver prices could spark this summer, why silver can’t lose in the ongoing trade war, and massive $69,000 gold nugget discovered by amateur treasure hunter. Gold and Silver Prices Could Spark This … Read more
The CDU’s abysmal showing in last week’s EU Parliamentary election marked the party’s worst result ever in a national election. And apparently, the the loss of the CDU/CSU’s position as the largest party in the bloc’s largest legislative body was the last straw for Chancellor Angela Merkel, who reportedly regrets her decision to step aside … Read more
Authored by Sven Henrich via NorthmanTrader.com, The dawning may have begun, the realization that growth again has been overstated. Be it a China deal that’s dragging on with no clear path to resolution, and/or economic data that keeps disappointing. With index charts showing signs of potential topping patterns, yet support holding at the moment, I wanted to briefly … Read more
by TFittonJW Whitewater independent counsel created draft indictment: Prosecutors DID draft an indictment against Hillary Clinton. DOJ keeping it secret. https://t.co/PImDkkMc5i — Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) May 28, 2019 Why is Hillary Clinton such a reviled figure in many precincts of the American populace? And not just the Right—I’m lookin’ at you, Bernie Sanders supporters. A … Read more
by Graham Summers of Gains, Pains, & Capital Stocks dropped hard out of their triangle formation (blue lines), but the bears couldn’t finish the job… and the S&P 500 held support (red line). This opens the door to a bounce into early this week… but I wouldn’t count on much other than a dead cat bounce to the … Read more
By Jared Dillian When you check your brokerage statement, how does it make you feel? If it’s up since the last time you looked, it probably feels pretty good. If it’s down, it makes you feel bad. People don’t like to feel bad. So if the market has been going down for a while and … Read more
BY JOHN RUBINO Every week is eventful these days. But the most recent one stands out for sheer edge-of-the-abyss when-it-rains-it pours diversity. Some of the highlights: US stocks fell for the 5th straight week “logging the longest weekly losing streak since June 2011.” The US yield curve inverted decisively as long-term Treasury yields plunged. Past yield curve inversions have … Read more