The $20 Gold Coins Walmart Refused to Accept as $20

by Martin Armstrong As time passes, the newer generations lack any understanding of gold standards or even the events of 1971. There are many people who judge the future of gold based upon their belief that it is money. However, like religion, human society is fragmented and certainly neither of one faith nor one political party. … Read more

HERE’S PRESIDENT TRUMP’S EXECUTIVE ORDER ON CAMPUS FREE SPEECH

President Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday that he has said will mandate that colleges uphold free speech or risk jeopardizing federal research funds. The text of the order, obtained by The Chronicle, indicates it will have little impact on colleges, at least immediately. The order will direct federal agencies to “take appropriate steps” to ensure that … Read more

$2,000 Palladium Is Not Out Of The Question

Sitting on solid supply and demand fundamentals, palladium may have more room to grow even with the recent run-up in prices, this according to Phil Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures. “There’s no question on how high [palladium] could go because of the fact that there’s limited supply and it’s controlled by Russia and … Read more

How Does Each State’s Debt Compare to Its Output?

by howmuch Government spending has been in the news a lot since the national debt reached a record $22 trillion earlier this year. While debt incurred by the federal government tends to draw headlines, government spending at the state level paints a less stark picture, especially when compared to each state’s level of production. Our latest visualization uses … Read more

The Fed Broke This Economic Cycle—and It’s a Game Changer for Investors

By John Mauldin Here’s a quote from my friend Peter Boockvar that has drawn an enormous amount of interest:“We no longer have business cycles, we have credit cycles.” Let’s cut that small but meaty sound bite into pieces. What do we mean by “business cycle,” exactly? Well, it looks something like this. A growing economy peaks, contracts … Read more

A glimpse into how progressive Seattle politicians treat their constituents

by DCG From the video description: “Seattle City Council Meeting during public comment period. All Council Members paying attention to their phone and not speakers. Speaker rudely treated by Council Member Juerez when he asked if the Members could show proper respect.” The constituent, Richard Schwartz, had this to say about his experience with the Seattle City … Read more

Guess Who Just BANNED ALL Federal Gun Control Laws?

by JoeBlowgun Missouri just banned all Federal gun control laws and i mean All of them. All Ammo and accessories including items that require tax stamps. Hello Fully Automatic weapons including newly manufactured ones not the just the pre 1986 ban. They will arrest any federal agents trying to enforce them. So was this done to … Read more

Immigrant breaks the law in your country? Ban guns for legal law abiding citizens. That’s totalitarian logic.

Every kind of gun used in the attack is now banned. Not to mention the “clips” he used were already outlawed. Where did he get those? via thehill: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Wednesday that the country would ban the sale of all assault rifles and semi-automatic guns, less than a week after a shooter … Read more

The Brains Behind AOC – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: [VIDEO] Of The Actress Exposed, Wonder No More.

Ever wonder how anyone – even a far-left liberal district in New York – could possibly elect someone as seemingly stupid, outright unqualified and insane as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Congress? Well, wonder no more – scroll down for a Video of the actress exposed: https://joeforamerica.com/2019/03/the-brains-behind-aoc-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-video-of-the-actress-exposed-wonder-no-more/?fbclid=IwAR0nQaRH3VAy-6WFG806AKLK4yCZG9xYraxrKHMV5FgP1uXrNq0L0VOafZo   h/t djfxw

Powell Keeps The Bond Bull Kicking

by Lance Roberts In a widely expected outcome, the Federal Reserve announced no change to the Fed funds rate but did leave open the possibility of a rate hike next year. Also, they committed to stopping “Quantitative Tightening (or Q.T.)” by the end of September. The key language from yesterday’s announcement was: “Information received since the Federal … Read more

Chris Vermeulen: The Stock Market Head-N-Shoulders Pattern To Be Aware Of

by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Our research team believes a moderately mild price rotation will unfold over the next 30 to 60 days where the US Stock Market will rotate downward.  Particularly, the $INDU (Dow Jones Industrials) should move lower towards the $23,000 to 24,000 before finding support based on the longer term weekly chart. Keep … Read more