by Robert Carbery Over the weekend, the failing New York Times ran an opinion piece, titled, Can My Children Be Friends With White People? These are the times we are living in today. When everything is political and no one …
Bitcoin, a popular cryptocurrency has garnered attention from every nook and corner of the world, after its price surged up to $7500 this November (2017). Bitcoin has been in news ever since, the discussion about cryptocurrency and digital cash flew in the …
by Robert Carbery Attorney General Jeff Sessions is looking into possibly appointing a special counsel to investigate an actual crime. Responding to a flurry of Republican concerns around the Clinton Foundation and the sale of a vast amount of American …
As the world moves increasingly online, ICOs (initial coin offerings) are becoming an increasingly appealing investment option for forward-thinkers. SwissBorg is offering a new option for crypto investors, and presenting individuals, financial services experts, and other DAOs (decentralised autonomous organisations) …
by Mark Angelides Across the globe, any events or elections that are made by the people exercising their democratic rights and free will are being questioned (in terms of legitimacy) with the allegation that they were cheated and lied to …
by SpontaneousDisorder US stocks are well over double the valuations normally achieved at market bottoms (as previously shown by Hussman with measures most correlated with subsequent returns). Sentiment has also been hitting historic extremes recently – another reason to expect a top. Here …
By Michael Snyder Is the retail apocalypse in the United States about to go to a whole new level? That is a frightening thing to consider, because the truth is that things are already quite bad. We have already shattered the all-time …
By Michael Snyder Mt. Popocatepetl is one of the most important volcanoes on the entire planet, and yet most Americans are not familiar with it. In ancient Aztec, Popocatepetl means “smoking mountain”, but to the locals the 5,426-meter-high volcano is …
by Ruby Henley We have two Institutions which guide and oversee humanity, and they always have. What are they? Of course, they are Church and Government. If one man could penetrate both Institutions, changing them from being God-oriented to Satan-oriented, …
by Chris Black Unfortunately, this is not a joke, but multiculturalism in action, or the side-effects of endlessly repeating that stupid mantra about “all cultures are equal” and all that liberal palaver: one of Chancellor Merkel’s engineers(or maybe it was …
by Mark Angelides It was all over the news for two weeks; you couldn’t avoid the stories f you tried. But just a few weeks after the horrendous mass casualty shooting, all talk of what Stephen Paddock’s motivations, connections, and …
Don’t know what kind of business to start in 2017? This is a common problem for many people, who have never had a business but want to open a small one. If you’re 100% ready to start your own business, …
by Thinker DISCLAIMER: The author is well-known financial commentator Jim Rickards, and his report is a sales pitch or infomercial to order one of his subscriptions. The Following Message About President Trump Will Be Disturbing to Some Audiences. Come January …
By Michael Snyder The only other times in our history when stock prices have been this high relative to earnings, a horrifying stock market crash has always followed. Will things be different for us this time? We shall see, but …
by Jim Willie CB *** COLLAPSE OF THE KINGDOM *** The Saudi Kingdom will fall, a longstanding Jackass forecast, an inevitable event The Saudi Kingdom will fall alongside the ruined collapsing Petro-Dollar The Saudi foundation has been the primary element …
Trader/analyst Gregory Mannarino says, ” We are now under an umbrella of debt, which can only get worse. It can never be paid back. It keeps getting bigger and bigger. There is going to be a moment of implosion when …
Authored by Sven Henrich via NorthmanTrader.com, Many of you know I keep posting charts keeping taps on the macro picture in the Macro Corner. It’s actually an interesting exercise watching what they do versus what they say. Public narratives versus reality …
by Thinker Finally, the American people have a politician who dosen’t care what party your in, but does care whether the job one fills for the people in government is being used with integrity and for the purpose of keeping …
by WARREN MOSLER Still no sign of a rebound: Home prices rising about 6% annually and loans now growing at under 4% annually looks in line with at best flat housing sales: Looks like the blip up as hurricane destroyed vehicles …
by Ruby Henley First of all, in order to understand the significance of the tweet below, you must watch the video, too. When you do that, coupled with the tweet, you will be amazed. I will be listing “breadcrumbs” from …
by Ruby Henley You can expect many links to sources in this report, as I have found it difficult to get straight answers on this subject. For the most part, it has gone unreported by MSM. The only reason I …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the massively overheated housing bubbles throughout the United States. From Las Vegas to Washington, DC, the markets are becoming incredibly overheated and we can thank central banks, banks and …
Here’s a summary from the report which succinctly explains the potential debt crisis and how the world’s central banks have painted themselves into a “monetary policy corner”: “Otherwise, over long horizons, failing to constrain financial booms but easing aggressively and …
by Chris Black I received a lot of feedback on my last article, with some of my readers claiming that there must be something going on, i.e. that Jeff Sessions is playing a game (non-combat, good cop-bad cop or whatever) …
by jessefelder Social media and smartphones have taken the world by storm. Billions of users are instagramming, tweeting, snapping and messaging from their mobile devices every nanosecond and it feels like it happened overnight. It certainly happened faster than anyone or …
by Ruby Henley Movements are coming so fast now, it is hard to keep up. I just wrote an article about the absurdity of the Russia/collusion fake story still being pursued by Special Prosecutor Mueller, when today it seems the …
By Michael Snyder It is becoming quite clear that even if Congress passes a tax reform bill in 2017 that it won’t actually be that significant. On Thursday, anxiety about the Senate’s version of the bill pushed the Dow down …
by Chris Black To start with the conclusion, President Trump is long overdue in firing his Attorney General Jeff Sessions and there are quite a few reasons for that. The thing is, Sessions has become a liability to Trump’s administration …
by Michael Snyder Are the days of the free and open Internet numbered? The Internet is certainly used for all sorts of horrible things, but it has also allowed ordinary people to communicate on a mass scale that would have been …
By Michael Snyder The problem is not that we have a few people that are rich – the problem is that we have so many that are poor. As you will see below, three extremely wealthy individuals have as much …