Investment Watch Blog

by Uncletommy At the risk of making this the Uncletommy and Les show, a useful example of what’s in store for the next generation is this frank evaluation of the oncoming-light-in-the-tunnel! It worries me for my kids.  

When prosecutor Kim Foxx announced all charges were dropped in the Jussie Smollett case, new players from the Chicago power structure publicly entered the fray. Obvious this case and its implications for the Chicago elite are much more complicated than we were led to believe by MSM. Lionel breaks down the power players and complications … Read more

by Russell Napier of the Electronic Research Interchange It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue: Now the Deflation then The Repression ‘You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last But whatever you wish to keep, you better grab it fast Yonder stands your orphan with his gun Crying like a fire in the … Read more

Skip to 30 seconds to view the report     h/t supporter

Shut the border down….release FISA Docs…and put em all in jail!     h/t Jake

A powerful explosion rocked a Chinese automotive parts factory, as authorities vow to toughen regulations on dangerous chemicals after a similar tragedy killed dozens at a pesticide plant in the same province. Footage from the scene shows the building engulfed in thick smoke, as fire trucks arrive in the area. https://www.rt.com/news/455189-china-factory-blast-casualties/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome   h/t keybored

One man leaves the city life behind to build a cheap off grid log cabin and homestead in the Canadian wilderness, including a log home, an outdoor kitchen, an outhouse, a woodshed and a sauna bathhouse. Building mostly with hand tools, Shawn James harvests building materials from the forests north of Toronto, Canada and crafts … Read more

by salvia_d The following discussion is centered on Julian Assange & WikiLeaks – also amazing information regarding human nature & social engineering, as well as media & propaganda in relation to control & group think. Well worth the watch/listen.    

by northmantrader The first quarter of 2019 was a smash hit for bulls. Capitulating central banks, record buybacks flushing the system with artificial liquidity, constant jawboning by dovish central bankers and permanent promises of progress on a China trade deal, and a collapsing yield picture bringing back TINA (there is no alternative) all of which produced … Read more

by Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen of World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with David Moadel of Portfolio Wealth Global about the inevitable coming title wave on the near horizon, the recession. As the yield curve inverts like we haven’t seen since 2007, every single recession indicator is now in play. There has never been a time where we saw … Read more

by DCG Guess who just announced he’s most likely going to run for a fourth term? And don’t kid yourself that this will eliminate corporate and large donations. Those will never be eliminated as every politician (just ask those demorats who fly to Hollyweird to fundraise) needs every dollar they can get. From NY Post: Taxpayers will be … Read more

    h/t Jake

by David Brady via Sprott Money News Prior to the FOMC meeting last week, I forecast that the Fed would be dovish on both interest rates and the balance sheet reduction program, but this would mean that all of the dovish “speak” since their verbal 180 in January that contributed to the rally in stocks is now priced … Read more

by Troy The economy’s fundamentals determine the stock market’s medium-long term outlook. Technicals determine the stock market’s short-medium term outlook. Here’s why: The stock market’s long term risk:reward is no longer bullish. The medium term direction (e.g. next 6-9 months) is mostly mixed, although there is a bullish lean. The stock market’s short term is neutral We … Read more

via forbes: There’s a lot of chatter about the inversion of the yield curve and how it’s an indicator of an impending recession. To better understand, let’s take a look at both the history, and the current situation. Remember that a recession is generally defined as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. It’s a … Read more