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– ECB has just loosened monetary policy. What if that isn’t enough? – ECB says the risks to Europe’s economies lean to the downside – Trade wars could get worse and political turbulence could increase – Brexit, could deliver an especially brutal blow – Euro set to depreciate against gold (see chart) By Bloomberg Editorial Board … Read more
Via Oriental Review, There is a dual Italian crisis brewing in the European Union. On the one hand, it is a political, or even geopolitical, crisis. Italy is undermining the unity of the European Union; blocking the EU’s recognition of those behind the coup in Venezuela as the legitimate authority; preventing the expansion of sanctions against … Read more
A question to be asked is why are temperatures getting colder in the spring for the 3rd year in a row resulting in crop losses after an early warm February? This was not predicted with Global Warming, winters were supposed to be milder and shorter as CO2 warmed the planet, but we get the opposite, … Read more
Let’s say you are living in the 18th century. You want to go to a distant place and you are riding on your wagon. You will put the horses in front of the wagon that will carry the load and also you. This is the way horses have been pulling wagons for a long time … Read more
If you think about doing all the things and keeping yourself busy for the trades, you are not right. You will have to do very little things for the trading process. Well, the planning must be solid though. But the less you can spend time with the trades, the proper it will be for the … Read more
Feds splurge on lobster, pianos, golf carts in race to spend ‘use it or lose it’ budget It turns out September, not April, may be federal taxpayers’ worst nightmare. The end of the government’s fiscal year usually brings an orgy of spending as agencies look at their budgets, see extra cash lying around, and figure … Read more
Skip to 28 Seconds to view the report The next time a liberal complains about the Popular Vote vs. Electoral College, show them this!
by Michael Snyder We have not seen anything like this since the last recession. Layoff announcements are coming fast and furious now, and the speed at which workers are being laid off is shocking a lot of people. In this day and age, big companies have absolutely no loyalty to their workers. The moment it becomes … Read more
by Captain Ewave of CaptainEwave Captain Ewave Gold, Silver, & SP500: Wave Counts Update Email: admin@captainewave.com Website: http://www.captainewave.com March 6, 2019 GOLD: Short Term Update: It looks like all of wave !iii! is complete at the 1349.80 high and we are falling in wave !iv!. We need to be on guard for the completion of wave !iv! and the start … Read more
via visualcapitalist: When investors need to quench their thirst for the latest news or knowledge, they turn to the all-knowing power of Google. Whether it is something as simple as searching for “S&P 500 today” or it’s more of an information-finding mission to discover the “Best Dividend Paying Mutual Fund”, search data provides an interesting lens … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter But the US government got them all beat. Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk had a magic touch when it came to marketing. Walking on water was just a low-level activity. Tesla was able to create enormous pent-up demand for its Model 3, long before it ever entered much delayed production, … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The real worry is the economy in the Eurozone. The Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the dollar against the euro, yen, pound sterling, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona, and Swiss franc, and which is dominated by the euro, jumped 0.83% to 97.72 at the moment, passing its 52-week high, as the euro … Read more
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, Since the beginning of the year, the market has rallied sharply. That rally has been fueled by commentary from both the Trump Administration and the Federal Reserve of the removal of obstacles which plagued stocks in 2018. The chart below is an abbreviated, and a bit sarcastic, version of … Read more
Via USA Today In the Netflix era, many Americans are managing their finances based on their monthly subscription payments, often with little regard to the total they’ll pay in the long run. That paradigm benefits the automotive industry and the lenders that finance car loans, as auto sales remain near record levels. The average price of … Read more
from Zero Hedge Something odd is taking place in the market today: the world’s biggest central bank – whose balance sheet is 40.5% of Europe’s GDP – unveiled massive monetary easing in the form of new carry-trade facilitating bank loans and an extended NIRP period and… stocks tumbled, a reaction which the market has rarely even seen before … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKKzcgv3_QY Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Gets Humiliated By Her Own Witness Over Trump’s Border Wall Emergency today during oversight hearing and oversight committee and oversight and reform committee Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asked democrat witness about border wall and border emergency facts and got a dose full of facts this is latest news and breaking news in current events … Read more
Here’s today’s articles mentioned in this news update: 1. Elon Musk wasn’t wrong about automating the Model 3 assembly line — he was just ahead of his time https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/05/elo… 2. Tesla cutting more jobs at Fremont factory https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/03/0…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoHI1_t-d2k This is really nothing to take lightly. There are many who will take this “study” seriously. MSM will lean on it like a crutch, Social Media Giants can leverage this to ban even MORE people from their platforms (in an effort to “reduce crime”) and governments can use it as a justification to intrude … Read more
by Chris Powell of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) Dear Friend of GATA and Gold: Proceedings in the federal class-action anti-trust lawsuit against JPMorganChase charging the investment bank with manipulating the gold and silver futures markets — http://www.gata.org/node/18844 — have been suspended for three months at the request of the U.S. Justice Department, just as the department has … Read more
by Adam Taggart Well, it proved a nail-biter to the very end; but the S&P did indeed close BELOW its 200 DMA. Though, in the last few minutes of trading, it looked like the rescue attempts would succeed. But they just couldn’t quite muster enough oomph to get things back to the critical purple line: What … Read more