by Chris Black As usual, President Trump proved that he’s a Jedi master when it comes to controlling the news cycle (and trolling the MSM), but let me elaborate on that in a jiffy. So, on Wednesday, during what can …
Tell me about the real estate prices in the city/country you live in. I need to continue to build a global perspective from people in those regions. Real estate in Canada has gone from expensive to unbelievable. In 2017, Canadian …
by Mark Angelides While we have all been watching the southern border and wondering when the wall will finally be built, we have ignored a growing issue with our northern neighbors. As ISIS teams up with Latin American drug cartels to …
by Michael Snyder Have you ever sat through a very long political speech and realized at the end of it that nothing of any real substance was said the entire time? This is what professional politicians have been trained to do. …
By Michael Snyder This is why North Korea’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile is so important. North Korea had test fired a total of 22 missiles so far this year, but this latest one showed that nobody on the globe is …
by howmuch There’s a lot of confusion and misunderstanding out there around the economic impact of illegal immigration in the United States. We decided to bring some clarity around the issue by mapping new numbers on the estimated costs of …
by Spencer P Morrison, NEE Highlights From Federal Fumbles: 5 Examples of Wasteful Government Spending US Senator James Lankford (R-OK) is a hero for his work exposing wasteful government spending. For the last three years, the Senator has released a report called Federal …
The countdown continues. Judicial Watch legal juggernaut caught the FBI red-handed in cover-up of the tarmac records. We forced the FBI to own up to the docs, which are due to us Thursday Nov. 30: http://video.foxnews.com/v/5611564874001/?#sp=show-clips One minute background. Longer discussion: …
by Dana Lyons Consumers’ expectations for stock market gains have never been higher — or more assured. Since the August stock market low, bulls have had it pretty good. Rally participation has been excellent, as has price structure for the most …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter What, first down-tick in Seattle? The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index for September, released today, jumped 6.2% year-over-year (not-seasonally-adjusted). By comparison, consumers’ nominal disposable income (not adjusted for inflation) rose only 2.9%. When population growth is factored …
From Jeff Clark, Editor, Delta Report: Cryptocurrency stocks just had their “K-Tel” moment. Those of us who are old enough to know what a record player looks like, or who can reminisce about playing our favorite cassette tape on the car …
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Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent plunge in Chinese stocks. The Chinese blue-chip index suffered the worst day in 17 months after a MASSIVE plunge. Investors cited rising bond yields and regulatory burdens …
by Chris Black This is hardly news, or at least it should not be for the informed reader. We all know that the European Union, a colossus with feet of clay (read Euro) has absolutely no strategy to deal with …
by howmuch National debt levels can be hard to understand, not to mention boring. For example, Puerto Rico is making headlines because it is $74 billion in debt, but the United States is about to reach $20 trillion, and that doesn’t seem …
Authored by John Mauldin via MauldinEconomics.com, Since the 2008 financial crisis, there’s been a growing number of ridiculous, inane, and otherwise nonsensical economic interventions from our central bankers that fill the daily economic headlines. I have gone from the occasional smile to …
The Federal Reserve is good at one thing: Keeping their actions a big secret. Some of their data gets released and we can piece it together. Interest rates have been persistently low for a long period of time. Even with …
by Mark Angelides So Prince Harry has gotten engaged to Meghan Markle. A handsome guy getting hitched to a beautiful woman is not exactly news, but an odd thing is happening to the world’s media. Those that have for years denigrated …
by Thinker Wars for land, power, and slaves and nothing more and the U.S. is at the command opening every door. What happened to the word called Peace? War has taken its place for an agenda for a new world …
here’s a partial transcript of their conversation with Joey Marburger, director of product at Washington Post: JOEY: The big thing that I can say with our tagline of “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” which was really driven by Jeff. VERITAS: That …
By Michael Snyder Did you know that the number of retail store closings in 2017 has already tripled the number from all of 2016? Last year, a total of 2,056 store locations were closed down, but this year more than 6,700 stores have been shut down …
Here Richmond takes offense with the argument that weak growth for much of this cycle has prevented “excesses” from building, and hence an already long cycle can last even longer. As he says “we disagree and see excesses all over …
by Ruby Henley President Trump was so concerned over the purchase of Western United States uranium by Russia, he called out Clinton. Of course, it was played down, but what I have to present to you in this report will …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHFr7JnW36w Military contracting companies are being told to prepare for DOMESTIC deployment in the near future, meaning a large-scale operation is being planned in the continental United States. “Mass civil unrest” is being planned.
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by Chris Black Taiyesha Baker used to be until very recently a nurse at Riley Children’s Health, which is an affiliate of Indiana University Health in Indianapolis. Baker became an internet sensation after she said on Twitter that, let me …
by Mark Angelides We are hearing arguments for and against the rollback of the Net Neutrality laws, but what is the reality. And more importantly, why are we ignoring the other 30 plus countries in the world that have already tried …
by Lance Roberts It is always refreshing to step away from the keyboard for a few days and hit the “reset button,” which is exactly what I did last week. My wife and I took a quick trip to Mexico to get …
@StockBoardAsset? This, from Citi, is amazing pic.twitter.com/syRj8zbkdi — zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 25, 2017 Hedge Funds Haven’t Been This Leveraged to Buy Stocks Since the Bull Market Began Increasing use of borrowed money is a sign of confidence Managers raising longs …