The relationship between Russia and America has been well documented as one often full of suspicion and animosity, perhaps as a result of political differences and competing global interests. Now, however, it has come to light that Russian-American business relationships could be better than is currently thought, which could potentially lead to changes in the … Read more
by Mark Angelides A pervasive anti-Conservative attitude has long been present in awards shows and ceremonies, but the exclusion of women who do not lean full tilt for the “progressive” ideology is more damaging to society than most. It is sad but true that young women look to places like Glamour for role-models and information, yet … Read more
By Michael Snyder Is the stock market bubble about to burst? I know that I have been touching on this theme over and over and over again in recent weeks, but I can’t help it. Red flags are popping up all over the place, and the last time so many respected experts were warning about an imminent stock market crash was … Read more
Making smart investments is a lot harder than most people think. There are tons of variables that go into choosing the right places to put your money. For years, people have been using the Forex market due to its simplicity and the chances it provides a person to make money. Taking advantage of tools like … Read more
by Michael Snyder Have we entered a time when justice will begin to prevail in America? For decades, celebrities, politicians and those in other positions of power have been engaging in very serious sexual misconduct, and victims have felt powerless to do anything about it. But now thanks to Harvey Weinstein, the dam appears to be … Read more
By Michael Snyder Once upon a time preppers would hoard gold and silver in anticipation of the meltdown of society, but now Bitcoin is becoming the alternative currency of choice for many in the prepping community. On Monday, Bitcoin hit an all-time record high as it surged past $8,200, and it has now gone up … Read more
By LV Short people got no reason Short people got no reason Short people got no reason To live They got little hands And little eyes And they walk around Tellin’ great big lies They got little noses And tiny little teeth They wear platform shoes On their nasty little feet Well, I don’t want … Read more
by Chris Black This just in, from Brussels, with love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDxcQgmQYU0 Riots at Christmas market in Brussels. Arabs storm the area. THIS is what regressive Democrats want for us and our children. Gun control leaves the populace undefended there. Yes! We demand extreme vetting. #MAGA #Immigration Riots at Christmas market in Brussels. Arabs storm … Read more
BULLISH SENTIMENT CRASHES It looks like all of the negative talk from some high-profile investors in recent days has made its way into the heads of individual investors, causing them to turn increasingly bearish on equities. According to this week’s sentiment survey from AAII, bullish sentiment crashed from 45.1% down to 29.35%. That’s the largest one-week … Read more
by Michael Snyder We finally have the official numbers, and they aren’t pretty. Reid Wilson, a correspondent for the Hill, has posted to Twitter a year by year breakdown of sexual harassment settlements and awards that he received from the Congressional Office of Compliance. I went ahead and added up each column, and what I discovered is that … Read more
By Michael Snyder Could you afford to pay $3000 a month for health insurance? Previously, Ian Dixon had been paying $900 a month for health insurance for his family of four, but thanks to changes in the Charlottesville insurance market, a similar plan will now cost him more than $3,000 a month. When I first … Read more
By Michael Snyder Whenever we see an inverted yield curve, a recession almost always follows, and that is why many analysts are deeply concerned that the yield curve is currently the flattest that it has been in about a decade. In other words, according to one of the most reliable indicators that we have, we … Read more
by Thinker Well, the sexual abusers of women and children are coming out from all corners of the world. How many more will the world hold their mouths open and be shocked about? The tape of Hillary that the NYPD was sent from Wikileaks will be the icing on the cake for alternative media. How … Read more
Most Important Find – A comprehensive review of the investigation by 3rd parties: https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/docid-32282019.pdf They concluded that both the CIA and FBI are covering something up, their findings are included. A sample: “The FBI had a pre-assassination case on Lee Harvey Oswald. They opened it when he defected to the Soviet Union and they interviewed him … Read more
News Articles here: 1. Russia, Venezuela Sign Deal on $3.15 Billion Restructuring https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-15/russia-venezuela-sign-deal-on-3-15-billion-debt-restructuring?utm_content=markets&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&cmpid%3D=socialflow-twitter-markets 2. US dollar will lose its ‘kingpin’ status – economist Jim O’Neill https://www.rt.com/business/409904-us… 3. How the Developments in Saudi Arabia May Foretell Collapse of Petrodollar https://sputniknews.com/analysis/2017… 4. How a New Inflation Measure Would Raise Taxes on the Middle Class https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-a-ne… 5. San … Read more
AUSTIN, Texas (Nov. 15, 2017) – The Texas Bullion Depository took a step closer becoming operational earlier this month when officials announced the location of the new facility. The creation of a state bullion depository in Texas represents a power shift away from the federal government to the state, and it provides a blueprint that could … Read more
by John Rubino Insanity, like criminality, usually starts small and expands with time. In the Fed’s case, the process began in the 1990s with a series of (in retrospect) relatively minor problems running from Mexico’s currency crisis thorough Russia’s bond default, the Asian Contagion financial crisis, the Long Term Capital Management collapse and finally the … Read more
by Ruby Henley There is so much to understand about the Las Vegas Massacre; thus, this report will be lengthy and intertwined with many aspects evolving into the tragic event of October 1, 2017. I am asking the reader to bear with me on my awkward path to what I perceive to be the truth, … Read more
by Chris Black The oh-so-tolerant Sweden is confronted with a massive increase in sexual assaults and in crime generally speaking since the country decided to commit cultural suicide and opened wide its borders to hundreds of thousands of so-called refugees (actually welfare shoppers) from Africa and the Middle East, the vast majority of them being … Read more
By Robert Carbery Debt-ridden Millennials just can’t handle real life. Hit with a never before seen amount of debt and facing a shifting and hollowing job market, it’s little wonder that a shocking number of Millennials say they are having a crisis at their current point in life when they are supposed to be finding … Read more
A Wave Is a Comin’ The last two weeks have seen some significant movement in Democrats favor. First, there were the impressive results from last Tuesday’s elections. This week, we’ve seen two polls — one by Quinnipiac and one by Marist — that show Democrats with a congressional ballot advantage of +13 to +15. Three … Read more
By Robert Carbery Las Vegas has suffered in the wake of the deadly shooting from the Mandalay Bay. In the eight weeks before a gunman (or gunmen) killed 58 innocent people and injured 546 more, air bookings to Vegas were already down 7% for domestic flights and 2% for international flights on a year … Read more
From Jeff Clark, Editor, Delta Report: The junk bond market is selling off hard. The less-than-investment-grade sector of the corporate bond market peaked about one month ago. The decline started slowly enough. But it picked up steam last week. And now, high-yield bonds are in free fall. Here’s an updated look at the daily chart of … Read more
Greenlight’s Einhorn Says Issues That Caused the Crisis Are Not Solved Greenlight founder cites too-big-to-fail, few rating agencies At Oxford Union, Einhorn stands behind struggling short bets Hedge-fund manager David Einhorn said the problems that caused the global financial crisis a decade ago still haven’t been resolved. “Have we learned our lesson? It depends what the … Read more
by Chris Black The latest news on the Trump Derangement Syndrome epidemic which wreaks havoc in the US for more than a year now is about a water bottle. Yes, you got that right. President Trump dared to take a sip of water from a plastic water bottle during one of his recent speeches and … Read more