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by Troy Sometimes it’s worth zooming out on your charts to look at the bigger picture. On a monthly chart, it “looks like” the S&P is making a big flat top. The S&P has gone up less than 60 points in the past 15 months. Go here to understand our fundamentals-driven long term outlook. Let’s determine the … Read more
by Michael Snyder Approximately 800,000 children go missing in the United States every year, and many of them end up in the hands of sex traffickers. After you read what I have to share with you, I guarantee that you will start watching your children much more carefully when they are in public. Earlier today I received … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter US trade mixed, Eurozone stagnating, Japan on downtrend. But Latin America picks up some of the slack. World trade volume, which had been growing at a strong pace last year, peaking at 5.6% year-over-year growth in October, started turning down in November, and by February — according to the Merchandise World Trade … Read more
Biden throws his hat into the ring, he will be defending himself soon enough. Buzzfeed has been taking money from a SuperPac and bashing Trump. [DS] trying to make the case that he ordered people to fire Mueller, this is fake, they are trying to use this approach to impeach him. Guiliani says the blockade … Read more
UK and many other countries are in a huge amount of debt, the [CB] like countries in debt so they can keep the chains around the country and people. Initial jobless claims tick up, but still at a 50 year low. Durable goods slow month on month and decline when compared to last year. The … Read more
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by WARREN MOSLER As per the chart still not looking so good: Highlights Good news on US manufacturing is now much less scarce following a much better-than-expected 2.7 percent jump in durable goods orders for March. The gain is skewed higher by a very welcome 60 percent monthly gain in commercial aircraft orders and also by an … Read more
The Earth’s north magnetic pole has been moving from its old location in Northern Canada towards Siberia. And there is a growing concern among scientists that the weakening of the Earth’s magnetic field could someday cause its north and south poles to flip. And that could lead to global chaos. The Earth’s magnetic north has … Read more
by Simon Black When Hugh Hefner finally sold one of the most famous homes in the world back in 2016– the Playboy Mansion– the market was a bit slow. And Hefner had to settle for about half of his original $200 million asking price. But in exchange, the then-90-year-old got a sweet deal: He didn’t have … Read more
by Lance Roberts The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite had their highest closings on record Tuesday, regaining ground lost in last year’s rout. Stocks have flourished under a more accommodative Federal Reserve. In January, the central bank said it would hold interest rates steady, setting in motion the stock market’s strongest first-quarter run in more … Read more
Plagiarism scandal Law School scandal Said he finished in the top half of his class at law school, in reality he finished in the bottom half. AC
by Kimble Charting This quote comes to mind when I look at the chart above; bottoms are often events and Tops are a process. Could the Dow Jones Transportation be creating a “Topping Pattern” over the past 15-months? Possible! In this monthly chart of the Transports index, we applied Fibonacci extension levels to the 2003 lows and … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with Lucas Birdsall, a strategic advisor at International Cannabis Corp (ICC) about the growth of the cannabis and hemp markets and how early on it is, with great amount of room to grow. As far as the hemp market goes, countless huge corporations are utilizing hemp materials and it’s hard to go … Read more
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan In an interview with X22 Report Spotlight, a YouTube channel focused on economic news, Lior Gantz sits down to discuss the peak productivity and other problems rearing their heads in this economy. A recession is imminent, and since the United States is at their peak productivity with a tight labor market, the only option for … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn Democrats have gone so far left, even rabid anti-Trumper Cher, who fantasizedputting President Trump in a “straight jacket,” is balking at their latest proposals. In a tweet on April 14, 2019, 72-year-old Cher questioned why some wanted Los Angeles to take in even more immigrants when it already has a large homeless population: I … Read more
by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) By Sean Fieler The Federalist, Washington Thursday, April 25, 2019 Foreign central banks are acquiring gold at the fastest pace in 50 years, and their purchases are not driven by investment considerations alone. The Central Bank of Russia, 2018’s largest official-sector buyer of gold, wants to reduce Russia’s dependence … Read more
Fort Bragg in North Carolina says the Army base had a “blackout” for more than 12 hours overnight Wednesday as part of a cyber-attack military exercise that came as a complete surprise to its tens of thousands of residents. The fort, which the Army says is the world’s largest military base, says it cut off the … Read more
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Americans among the most stressed in the world Nearly half (45%) felt worried a lot More than one in five (22%) felt angry a lot WASHINGTON, D.C. — Even as their economy roared, more Americans were stressed, angry and worried last year than they have been at most points during the past decade. … Read more
FOX News legal analyst tells Sean Hannity that Hillary Clinton, James Comey and Andrew McCabe should be indicted. Jarrett added that James Clapper and John Brennan should be indicted for lying under oath to Congress. JOE DIGENOVA DOING THE LORD’S WORK AGAINST DEEP STATE VIDEO: Joe diGenova former DC Attorney: “100% Certain Quite a Few … Read more