I Read The News So You Don’t Have To – Market News (January 29, 2019)

by ogordained UNITED STATES Futures are flat ahead of Apple’s earnings announcement after market close Amazon and Microsoft will be particularly susceptible to any bad news Apple is working to fix a glitch FaceTime which allows users to listen to the recipient before they have answered a call America’s envoy to Afghanistan said the US and the Taliban have forged a … Read more

Global Stocks are mixed this morning as US stocks decline with worries about a potential fallout from criminal charges against Huawei Technologies.

by QuantalyticsResearch   US Stocks US prosecutors have formally filed criminal charges against Huawei Technologies, raising fears about the potential for a breakdown in talks between US and China trade officials Bloomberg suggests the rotation into defensive stocks which started in late CY2018 points to a market bottom and an end to the current correction … Read more

5000 US Troops to Colombia? POSSIBLE MAJOR VENEZUELA CONFLICT ESCALATION

This is a really serious potential development. John Bolton’s notepad caught on camera mentions “5000 troops to Colombia” Quite possibly was intentional. https://twitter.com/intellipus/status/1090011297750700032 #UPDATE: A not-so veiled threat against Venezuela from John Bolton there- suggesting 5,000 US soldiers may be sent to Colombia https://t.co/fu8VVQ6SYr — ELINT News (@ELINTNews) January 28, 2019 I stated back in … Read more

“You’re Just As Accountable Because You Reported On Wikileaks” Sarah Sanders DESTROYS Reporter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkVu6XZdrKE “You’re Just As Accountable Because You Reported On Wikileaks” Sarah Sanders DESTROYS Reporter Today During white house press briefing, sarah sanders press briefing happened, it was on government shutdown and trump shutdown this is current events and latest news and breaking news in business from the white house briefing this is also news in … Read more

Politicians are using coded language to “manipulate people” into making decisions they wouldn’t normally be “morally comfortable with,” a political language expert has told the BBC.

by zenmasterzen3 Politicians are using coded language to “manipulate people” into making decisions they wouldn’t normally be “morally comfortable with,” a political language expert has told the BBC. This kind of political message – which only a particular target audience is meant to understand – is known as a “dog whistle,” Professor Jennifer says. Some … Read more

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a brief timeline

by wavecollapse I believe RBG is dead, or close to death i.e. “kept alive” First the facts: RBG is 85 years old. RBG has been a SCOTUS judge since 1993. September 1999, RBG is diagnosed with colon cancer. She undergoes therapy/surgery but never misses a day on the bench.2 February 5, 2009, RBG underwent surgery … Read more

NYTimes gets called out on Twitter by Wikileaks for having a long history of knowingly conspiring with intelligence communities and having paid agents on their staff.

by outlawcross Not even the US government alleges such nonsense, NYT. However, it has long been shown that the New York Times and its owners knowingly conspired with intelligence agencies and accepted paid intelligence officers on its staff using journalism as cover. https://t.co/kNk6EGePzZ — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) January 26, 2019 NYTimes: Could the Trump campaign really … Read more

WOW FACEBOOK Just Dug Their Own Grave & Put The FINAL Nail In The Coffin!

2019 may very well be the year of Facebook’s demise. 2018 was not a good year for the spying, tracking and databasing tech company as headline after headline brought into question their sinister practices which lead to massive sell offs of the company’s stock. Yet according to Bloomberg, FaceBook continues to generate significant ad revenue … Read more

GERMAN LANDESBANK BANKRUPT

NORDLB is a big German Landesbank, now they are bankrupt and MerkHell idiot will have taxpayer billions wasted to save the idiots   Lower Saxony’s Minister of Finance Hilbers (CDU), wants to rehabilitate the Nord/LB with tax funds. In the balance sheet of the Landesbank a billion there is severe capital shortfall. There is a … Read more

Venezuela Will Continue Exporting Crude To U.S.: Maduro

By Irina Slav Venezuela will continue trading with the United States despite the fact Washington broke off diplomatic relations following president Nicolas Maduro’s inauguration for a second term in office, which the U.S. and a host of other countries decried as illegitimate. Turkey’s Anadolu Agency quoted Maduro as saying, “We have multifaceted relations with the … Read more

Mapped: Every Power Plant in the United States

by visualcapitalist Every year, the United States generates 4,000 million MWh of electricity from utility-scale sources. While the majority comes from fossil fuels like natural gas (32.1%) and coal (29.9%), there are also many other minor sources that feed into the grid, ranging from biomass to geothermal. Do you know where your electricity comes from? THE … Read more

RECALL: Peaches, Plums, and Nectarines Could Be Tainted with Listeria

by Daisy Luther Yet another recall has hit the shelves of a store near you. This time, it’s something really surprising. It’s fresh fruit. The FDA has announced that peaches, nectarines, and plums sold in more than a dozen states could potentially be tainted with Listeria monocytogenes. Jac. Vandenberg, Inc. of Yonkers, New York has recalled 1,727 cartons … Read more

This Technology from MIT Can Beam a Voice Right Into Your Head

by Daisy Luther We’ve had all sorts of articles on this website about technology run amok, like videos that are undiscernable from reality and doorbells that monitor the entire neighborhood and China mining data from the brains of workers. But this one takes the creepy sci-fact cake. According to MIT, (Edited to add: the website where this paper is hosted … Read more

What Headwinds? Airlines to Book Their 10th Straight Year of Profitability

by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Summary: Despite the government shutdown, airlines beat on earnings and offer exciting guidance for 2019. Global airlines are expected to log their 10th straight year of profitability—an industry first. With incomes expanding worldwide, air travel demand is projected to outpace economic growth for the next couple of decades. … Read more