Trump Organization Adopts E-Verify; Mandatory Nationwide Use Could Follow

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via Kevin Lynn Last week, the Trump Organization, an umbrella group that oversees more than 500 companies which list Donald Trump, the United States President, as sole or principal owner, announced that it would use the federal E-Verify program to confirm the work eligibility status of its new employees. Because of a little-known provision in immigration law … Read more

Toxins are Everywhere – in our Food, Water, and Even in the Air we Breathe – Simple Ways to Detox Your Body

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by Amy S.  Those pesky toxins are getting into our bodies and making us feel cruddy all day! Unfortunately, few of us take the time to detox ourselves, sitting in years of built-up gunk and metals running wild around our bodies. Toxins are everywhere – in our food, water, and even in the air we breathe. … Read more

The Most Depressing Stat Of The Month: The U.S. National Debt Is About To Pass The $22 Trillion Mark

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by Michael Snyder  The U.S. national debt is wildly out of control, and nobody in Washington seems to care.  According to the U.S. Treasury, the federal government is currently $21,933,491,166,604.77 in debt.  In just a few days, that figure will cross the 22 trillion dollar mark.  Over the last 10 years, we have added more than … Read more

How Dividend Stocks Can Almost Double Your Returns

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BY ROBERT ROSS Investing is all about making the right choices. And one of them is owning dividend stocks. Let’s look at two companies as examples: Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM). Since the 2008 financial crisis, both stocks have more than doubled: JPMorgan Chase gained 141%. Berkshire Hathaway shot up 113%. That’s a pretty … Read more

Schumer and Sanders to Investors: We Want Your Money

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By Rodney Johnson Senators Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer have proposed legislation that would stop public companies from paying dividends or buying back their shares unless they first meet certain conditions. The senators aren’t worried about viability (companies are financially stable before they send cash back to their shareholders). Instead, they want to verify that … Read more

190 million gone forever? Crypto boss dies with passwords needed to unlock customer accounts

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Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Gerald Cotten, the 30-year-old founder of QuadrigaCX, died due to complications with Crohn’s disease, according to Sky News, citing Cotten’s wife, Jennifer Robertson. The executive reportedly passed away in December while traveling in India to open an orphanage. About $190 million in cryptocurrency and traditional money is said to … Read more

Cymat Technologies (CYMHF) Partners with Alucoil SA to Tap Multi-Billion Dollar Panel Industry

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The business of panel manufacturing is a multi-billion dollar industry fueled by a worldwide construction market and driven by new technologies.  One of the existing players, Ontario-based materials company, Cymat Technologies Ltd., will begin servicing a significant portion of this multi-billion dollar industry. The company, which manufactures and licenses Stabilized Aluminum Foam (SAF), has been … Read more

Luke Gromen – Trade War Ain’t Over Till It’s Over

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from Financial Survival Network Luke Gromen believes that the much ballyhooed celebration over the end of the US-China trade war is extremely premature. To Luke, it’s a case of an immovable object getting hit by an unstoppable force. For the US to prosper and start making things again, it will have to give up the dollar’s reserve … Read more

Does The World Bank See A Crisis Coming?

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Here is today’s articles mentioned in this news update: 1. The World Bank and IMF are in crisis. It’s time to push a radical new vision https://www.theguardian.com/commentis… 2. The World Bank’s controversial president just resigned https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/20…    

$Oil starting to call bullsh*t on $SPX

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https://twitter.com/hks55/status/1092822892117676032 Fed rate cuts during the 2000-2002 and 2007-2009 collapses. When investors are inclined toward risk-aversion, safe liquidity is a desirable asset rather than an inferior one, so creating more of the stuff doesn't durably provoke risk-taking. Chart h/t @CoryLVenable pic.twitter.com/3SzsKawSN8 — John P. Hussman, Ph.D. (@hussmanjp) February 4, 2019

Technically Speaking: Too Fast, Too Furious

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by Lance Roberts On December 25th, I penned “My Christmas Wish” where in I stated that is was “now or never” for the bulls to make a stand. “If we take a look back at the markets over the last 20-years, we find that our weekly composite technical gauge has only reached this level of an oversold condition only a few … Read more

How many convictions does it take for Seattle City Attorney to place a homeless criminal in jail after his latest assault?

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by DCG City bureaucrat, I mean attorney, Pete Holmes We may never know what Seattle City Attorney Peter Holme’s magic number is because, apparently, one having 72 convictions – including 14 felonies – is not enough to warrant your butt being thrown in jail for ANOTHER assault. As I’ve noted many times in the past, the city of Seattle … Read more