by Daniel Carter After World War II, the victors began a mission to mold the world in their own image. However, the images of the United States and the Soviet Union, the two most powerful and influential countries after WWII, were the antithesis of each other. The United States was intent on spreading the principals of … Read more
by Mark Angelides When Kate Steinle was killed whilst walking on San Francisco’s pier 14 back in 2015, the ensuing case engulfed the nation in a debate rarely seen: What should happen to deported illegal immigrants if they try and re-enter the country? Yet the verdict has just come in, and will likely be even more … Read more
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper The last time American consumer debt was this high was.. well…NEVER. But now, it seems we are engaged in a high stakes game of consumer debt roulette. And the House is the only one who will win this game. Last summer, it was reported that people owed more on … Read more
by Chris Black This is the latest from the very fake news outlet CNN, also known as Clinton News Network: during the Wednesday show “CNN Tonight With Don Lemon”, a CNN commentator, Ana Navarro respectively, has said about President Trump that he reminds her of someone with dementia or Alzheimer disease. This is CNN for … Read more
It’s not normal for everything to rise at the same time. Market intervention has resulted in central bankers becoming the owners of the world. Literally. They’re buying up every asset while posing as the saviours. In your opinion, do you believe that things will turn around, central banks will lose their power, and the citizens … Read more
By Michael Snyder The absurdity that we are witnessing in the financial markets is absolutely breathtaking. Just recently, a good friend reminded me that the Dow peaked at just above 14,000 before the last stock market crash, and stock prices were definitely over-inflated at that time. Subsequently the Dow crashed below 7,000 before rebounding, and … Read more
We’ve all seen the lottery stats. The odds of other improbable and strange things happening is far greater than hitting the jackpot. However, the point here is not about winning the lottery, as great as that would be, but rather the importance of just buying a ticket. How does it help me? Consider two people, … Read more
From Birch Gold Group A market never crashes without giving some warning signs that danger is ahead. And when it comes to protecting your wealth, ignorance is never bliss. Here are 5 red flags occurring in the market right now that everybody should know about (even if they don’t have money in the stock market). A … Read more
Image source: https://www.pexels.com/ The best, the shortest and most powerful introduction here is just two words – Mark Zuckerberg. You probably know that Facebook’s founder became world-known when he was a young college student. Some 10% of students begin their business. Don’t you think you are the one who can become an entrepreneur at … Read more
From Porter Stansberry in Stansberry Digest: Oh boy, did I set off the ‘boo birds’… In last week’s Digest, I (Porter) discussed a number of troubling warning signs that are emerging and that could emerge next year. I wrote that investors should “start selling.” And that brought out the boo-birds. Here are a few of the more civil replies I received… … Read more
by Chris This is going to make a potentially ugly candle formation. Ouch!! That’s going to leave a mark on all entrants to the game who jumped in (or deeper in) in the last 24 hours. Bitcrash Update…FAST Market! Now down to $9,282… 2:45 pm Now up to $9,505 … 2:50 pm
Does this mean that you should sell everything and go to “cash?” Of course not. However, it does mean that as an investor you should critically analyze your past personal behavior during market advances AND declines. If you are like MOST investors, it is likely that in the past you did exactly the opposite of what you should have. If that … Read more
I would be disappointed if i got that for Christmas. I think it proves ocd shopping disorder and people who shop just because credit limit is available. When u can’t find anything at nordstrom under $500 you buy that rock on charge account. https://m.shop.nordstrom.com/s/made-solid-medium-leather-wrapped-stone/4497177 https://twitter.com/search?q=Medium%20Leather%20Wrapped%20Stone&src=typd Signs of collapse! Ho lee fuk…here is the review…I’m … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Pointing at “excesses,” “distortions,” and “imbalances.” Margin debt in the stock market hit another record, $561 billion at the end of October, up 16% from a year ago, the New York Stock Exchange reported on Tuesday. Margin debt and the stock market move together. And even on an inflation-adjusted basis, the … Read more
by Chris Black As usual, President Trump proved that he’s a Jedi master when it comes to controlling the news cycle (and trolling the MSM), but let me elaborate on that in a jiffy. So, on Wednesday, during what can be described as a regular morning for the president of the United States, Donald Trump … Read more
Tell me about the real estate prices in the city/country you live in. I need to continue to build a global perspective from people in those regions. Real estate in Canada has gone from expensive to unbelievable. In 2017, Canadian real estate appreciated the most globally. Officially becoming the biggest real estate bubble of the … Read more
by Mark Angelides While we have all been watching the southern border and wondering when the wall will finally be built, we have ignored a growing issue with our northern neighbors. As ISIS teams up with Latin American drug cartels to create one of the deadliest threats to US security, we have failed to notice that … Read more
by Michael Snyder Have you ever sat through a very long political speech and realized at the end of it that nothing of any real substance was said the entire time? This is what professional politicians have been trained to do. They have been trained to sound good without every really getting very specific about anything. … Read more
By Michael Snyder This is why North Korea’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile is so important. North Korea had test fired a total of 22 missiles so far this year, but this latest one showed that nobody on the globe is out of their reach. In fact, General Mattis is now admitting that “North Korea can … Read more
by howmuch There’s a lot of confusion and misunderstanding out there around the economic impact of illegal immigration in the United States. We decided to bring some clarity around the issue by mapping new numbers on the estimated costs of illegal immigration on a state-by-state basis. Our viz takes data from the Federation for American Immigration … Read more
by Spencer P Morrison, NEE Highlights From Federal Fumbles: 5 Examples of Wasteful Government Spending US Senator James Lankford (R-OK) is a hero for his work exposing wasteful government spending. For the last three years, the Senator has released a report called Federal Fumbles: 100 Ways the Government has Dropped the Ball—ie. wasted your tax dollars. Federal Fumbles documents … Read more
The countdown continues. Judicial Watch legal juggernaut caught the FBI red-handed in cover-up of the tarmac records. We forced the FBI to own up to the docs, which are due to us Thursday Nov. 30: http://video.foxnews.com/v/5611564874001/?#sp=show-clips One minute background. Longer discussion: More: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/fbi-finds-30-pages-clinton-lynch-tarmac-meeting-documents-wants-six-weeks-turn-docs/ Because No One is Above the Law! h/t TFittonJW
by Dana Lyons Consumers’ expectations for stock market gains have never been higher — or more assured. Since the August stock market low, bulls have had it pretty good. Rally participation has been excellent, as has price structure for the most part. Outside of a textbook successful test of The Most Important Level In The Stock Market, … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter What, first down-tick in Seattle? The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index for September, released today, jumped 6.2% year-over-year (not-seasonally-adjusted). By comparison, consumers’ nominal disposable income (not adjusted for inflation) rose only 2.9%. When population growth is factored in, this disposable income on a “per-capita” basis, hence for consumers as individuals, grew about … Read more