Elizabeth Warren says she wants to eliminate the Electoral College so that California can pick every US President

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Watch the latest video at foxnews.com via foxnews: Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren said she supports eliminating the U.S. Electoral College during a town hall broadcast on Monday night. “Every vote matters and the way we can make that happen is that we can have national voting, and that means get rid of the Electoral … Read more

Recession is Coming

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by northmantrader Let’s be very clear what yesterday’s full frontal capitulation by the Fed means: It’s coming. The next recession that is. It’s just a matter of the how and the when. Now mind you the Fed will never, ever overtly tell you a recession is coming. They can’t. Their underlying primary mission is to keep … Read more

List of Companies from FedEx to BMW Are Warning about the World Economy

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via CNBC: Executives at FedEx, BMW, UBS and others are describing bleak macroeconomic conditions, which they say are weighing on business. The head of UBS says it was “one of the worst first-quarter environments in recent history,” while FedEx cites slowing international conditions and weaker global trade growth trends. Fitch Ratings also “aggressively” cut its … Read more

Guggenheim’s Minerd Says the Fed Has ‘Returned the Punch Bowl’… Bloomberg: This Might Be the Dollar Disaster Bears Have Waited For

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  Guggenheim’s Minerd Says the Fed Has ‘Returned the Punch Bowl’ Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners co-founder, reacts to the decision by the Federal Reserve’s policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee to leave rates unchanged and scale back the Fed’s projected interest-rate increases this year to zero.   Bloomberg: This Might Be the Dollar Disaster Bears Have … Read more

Shiller: Greater Than Average Chance of Recession in the Next 18 Months… Steve Keen: U.S. Is Going to Slow the Same Way Japan Has

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Shiller: Greater Than Average Chance of Recession in the Next 18 Months Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller: Greater than average chance of recession in next 18 months from CNBC. Nobel Prize economist Robert Shiller says that the long expansion in the economy, housing & stock markets, combined with continued low interest rates, could mean the … Read more

JOHN MAULDIN: “Postponing the inevitable downturn with artificially low rates will come at a cost. The cost is a massive credit bubble that is already of biblical proportions.”

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via marketwatch: The European Central Bank this month said it would keep record-low interest rates for longer. The news comes shortly after the U.S. Federal Reserve gave in to the stock market and held off on further interest-rate increases. While investors celebrate the policy reversal, they might soon regret it. This stimulus may indeed buy the … Read more

Catastrophic Flooding In The Midwest Could Last “For Months”, And That Is Going To Mean A Dramatic Drop In U.S. Food Production

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by Michael Snyder The worst flooding disaster in the history of the Midwest is just getting started, and as this crisis unfolds we are all going to be feeling the pain.  The “bomb cyclone” that recently brought hurricane-force winds and blizzard conditions to the middle of the nation was the spark that set off this … Read more

12 reasons why another financial crisis is imminent, followed by a global recession

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pic.twitter.com/zn2f9Jx2Uc — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) March 20, 2019 List of Companies from FedEx to BMW Are Warning about the World Economy Executives at FedEx, BMW, UBS and others are describing bleak macro-economic conditions around the world… Trump will not be tweeting about FedEx today pic.twitter.com/bKRXkLfomU — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) March 20, 2019 – S.Korea March 1-20 Exports … Read more

The Chair Of The Federal Reserve Just Used The Term “Slowdown” To Describe What Is Happening To The U.S. Economy

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by Michael Snyder Now even the Federal Reserve is publicly admitting that the U.S. economy is slowing down.  And that is quite remarkable, because usually the Federal Reserve is extremely hesitant to say that an economic slowdown is taking place.  As I pointed out the other day, in 2008 former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke kept insisting that … Read more

Which Nations Will Crumble and Which Few Will Prosper in the Next 25 Years?

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by Charles Hugh-Smith Adaptability and flexibility will be the core survival traits going forward. What will separate the many nations that will crumble in the next 25 years and those few that will survive and even prosper while the status quo dissolves around them? As I explain in my recent book Pathfinding our Destiny: Preventing the Final … Read more

The TERRIFYING Truth About 5G! – Skynet Is HERE

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Josh Sigurdson talks with Dan Dicks of Press For Truth about the roll out of 5G (5th generation) internet as the internet of things becomes a more concerning issue to many. For decades, the attempt to install a true technocratic superstate has been a major goal of governments around the world. Lately, China has risen … Read more

Censorship Tightens As Governments Lose Control

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Authored by Tom Luongo, Governments have lost control of the narrative that they are in control of events. Everyday I wake up to another instance of outrageous censorship from some ‘social media’ company blocking or banning someone for no apparent reason. The latest outrage is Twitter banning the account of Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange’s mother, Christine. Australian … Read more

The Retirement Crisis Is Much Worse Than You Think

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by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Are you sitting down for this? According to a recent survey, one in five American adults have nothing saved for retirement or emergencies. A further 20 percent have squirreled away only 5 percent or less of their annual income to meet certain financial goals. Less than a third … Read more

Why The Fed Keeps Propping Up The Market

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by Jesse Colombo The bull market of the past decade since the Great Recession has been an unusual one: despite all of the economic damage that occurred during the global financial crisis and rising risks (including global debt rising by $75 trillion), it has been the longest bull market in history. The explanation for this paradox is … Read more