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via irishtimes: Deutsche Bank has had to pay the highest financing rates on the euro debt market for a leading international bank this year, in a further sign of the German lender’s uphill struggle to reduce its funding costs. The bank raised eyebrows last week when it sold a total of €3.6bn in euro-denominated debt, … Read more
The always enlightening and refreshing worldview of Of Two Minds’s Charles Hugh Smith. 56 minutes of non-mainstream economic goodness.
India shadow banking crisis of confidence https://t.co/9IYuoOt91D pic.twitter.com/OC48DyrBHX — Sunchartist (@sunchartist) February 11, 2019
by Dave My goodness, we hear truth at last. EU is going the way of the Soviet Union. Mr Juncker, Tear Down That Wall!! Amusingly, the EU parliament was actually patterned after the old Soviet Duma. The Duma could only say “yes” or “no” to legislation put forward by the central committee. (And they always … Read more
by northmantrader Warning. Rant Alert: The global central bank easy money experiment has failed and it is past time that central bankers stopped bullshitting us and just admitted it. Europe is about to enter a recession and rates are still negative, the US Fed just tried to reduce its balance sheet with the greatest economic backwind … Read more
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “The demand for – the demand for Model 3 is insanely high. The inhibitor is affordability. It’s just like people literally don’t have the money to buy the car. It’s got nothing to do with desire. They just don’t have enough money in their bank account.”– Elon Musk on the Q4 … Read more
Katie Hopkins MSM reporting 40,000 protestors against the Government of Spain…. erm … Grateful thanks to the resplendent vox_es a brilliant movement for ordinary people of Spain https://twitter.com/KTHopkins/status/1094934302490537985 Wow, it’s a sea of orange vests. (Or is that flags?) Protesters against Spain’s socialist government gather in Madrid Central Madrid was filled with Spanish flags as … Read more
Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway on stalling border security negotiations, says it’s been a ‘terrible six weeks’ for Democrats. #FoxandFriends #FoxNews h/t supporter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYHfBBLoSwA Feb. 10, 2019– Mary Greeley News – An Air New Zealand flight to Shanghai turned back several hours into its journey on Sunday after discovering it did not have permission to land in China. Flight NZ289 carrying about 270 passengers left Auckland shortly before midnight on Saturday only to return about 10 am on … Read more
New articles out trying to explain away the recent record cold in N. America and record snow in Europe. I break down how the article forgets to include discussions of Earths weakening magnetic field, polar wander or solar activity as a reason jet streams are wandering into the wrong locations across the globe and with … Read more
Jack Davis from The Western Journal reports, Vice President Mike Pence spoke to members of the Coast Guard based in Portsmouth, Virginia, about duty and the commitment of those who serve the nation to put others ahead of themselves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwg5P7r-WWE Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.westernjournal.com/watch-…
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the multiple problems hitting Newfoundland and Labrador. While the population of the province is just a third of Manitoba, it has a huge deficit and debt which is stemmed in several seriously deep rooted problems. While there’s inflation hitting Canadians hard alongside the vast … Read more
“Professional political reporter” Marianna Sotomayor swings and misses: Not only did 2016 see Hillary and Jill Stein and Carly Fiorina in the race, but in 1972 both Patsy Mink and Shirley Chisholm were declared candidates for the Democratic nomination. Ben Rhodes was right about the political reporters in DC: they don’t know anything. It’s a shame researching … Read more
from Zero Hedge With the possibility of a meeting between President Trump and his Chinese counterpart looking increasingly uncertain, a US delegation arrived in Beijing on Monday for another round of trade talks after meetings late last month failed to produce a deal, and instead produced only conflicting reports about whether any substantive progress had been … Read more
Finding ways to ease the student loan debt crisis from CNBC. via CNBC: Purdue University says it is the first four-year institution in the country to offer an income-sharing agreement, or ISA. Under Purdue’s Back a Boiler program, graduates make payments for 10 years after graduation. The percentage graduates pay depends on their major and … Read more
Google and Facebook Worsen Media Bias Silicon Valley’s advertising monopoly translates into editorial influence. After the news industry laid off some 2,100 workers from Vice, Gannett, McClatchy, BuzzFeed and the Huffington Post, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blamed “tech monopolies” that have no “incentive to disseminate high-quality, true information.” President Trump blames the press itself: “Fake News … Read more
by DCG The Hollywood Reporter reports that many entertainment workers are living out of their cars due to worsening income inequality. According to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, 15,748 Angelenos currently live in his or her vehicle. Those in the entertainment industry make up a small – yet visible – population of homeless people living in their … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn PENSION (a) 11 states that don’t tax public and qualified private pensions: The states that are not on this list tax at least a partial amount or the total amount of public and private pensions. Some states will only tax private pensions, but not public pensions earned in that state. Alabama Alaska … Read more
This is why the second amendment is so important as well as why it has been under attack for so many years AC