FASORP (Faculty, Alumni and Students Opposing Racial Preferences) recently filed Title VI/Title IX lawsuits against the Harvard Law Review and the New York University Law Review (in both cases Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is also named as a defendant for failing to enforce the law). FASORP is being represented by the very talented Jonathan Mitchell, former Solicitor General of … Read more
IG presents ‘IG Commodity Chat’ – a series of live discussions focused on trends in commodity markets Our first chat will look at what the future might be for the gold market Presenter Sara Walker will be joined by Simon Popple, director of Brookville Capital, and Ross Norman, CEO of Sharps Pixley Watch live … Read more
by T2H Or better yet…ditch the smartphone and never look back. We live in a time where we are constantly bombarded with information. Distractions from social media notifications, emails, breaking news and pop up messages have become the norm. Has our love for technology made us blind? Have we lost our ability to focus on … Read more
by Luke Moffat The European Union is made up of various institutions and bodies – see here (https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/institutions-bodies_en). And it’s all written down in the EU’s own words. I honestly don’t understand why you think it’s a big mystery. Leaving the EU, as stated on the ballot paper, means leaving its institutions. It’s really that simple. … Read more
by Adam Taggart I reached out to Robert Mish of Mish International for his opinion. Robert has been a gold dealer for over 50 years, and is a valued “boots on the ground” source for us on the retail bullion market. Here’s what he has to say: SIlver is not in shortage, only certain products get temporariy short … Read more
by Chris Sometimes there’s a glitch in the quote feeds for a minute, or two. Rarely for five whole minutes. So I let a very bizarre VIX (a huge slam lower) reading go by for five minutes before I thought much of it. Now we are 35 minutes into the strange reading so I am … Read more
Gutfield is a savage. Love how the Republicans are being openly hostile to PC culture these days AC
All I want for Christmas is Trump to officially declare George Soros an enemy of the state and seize his assets AC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbKbz34X6Fk Gowdy wants information on Ivanka Trump’s use of personal email https://www.foxnews.com/politics/gowd… Outgoing House Oversight Committee chair Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., sent a letter to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly demanding information on Ivanka Trump’s reported use of personal email. The letter, obtained by the Hill, follows the Washington Post report claiming that Trump sent hundreds … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith For all we know, the panic selling is Wall Street’s way of forcing the Fed’s hand: stop with the rates increases already or Mr. Market expires. Markets everywhere are gagging on something: they’re sagging, crashing, imploding, blowing up, dropping and generally exhibiting signs of distress. Does the market need a Heimlich Maneuver? Is there … Read more
by Michael Snyder What gives you a sense of meaning and purpose in life? That may seem like a very unusual question, but I believe that it is a very important one considering how deeply unhappy our society currently is. Everyone needs a reason to get out of bed in the morning, because there wouldn’t seem to … Read more
by Michael Snyder Thanksgiving week was not supposed to be like this. Normally things are slow in the days leading up to Thanksgiving as investors prepare to gorge themselves with turkey and stuffing as they gather with family and friends. But this year the stock market is crashing, and Wall Street is in panic mode. … Read more
by FS Financial Sense Newshour spoke with Ryan Sweet, director of real-time economics at Moody’s Analytics, to discuss his forecast for a holiday spending boom and 2020 bust. Ryan is considered one of the most accurate high-frequency forecasters of the US economy, according to MarketWatch. Here’s what he told listeners on Saturday’s podcast (click here for … Read more
This is actually happening. pic.twitter.com/0r8kv8MtMC — Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. (@RudyHavenstein) November 20, 2018 Ready for the next Chinese Devaluation?? Better get ready! https://t.co/DIQiIFkRJ9 — mcm-ct.com (@mcm_ct) November 20, 2018 https://twitter.com/hks55/status/1065009000025079808 "The cracks in the credit market are widening as investors face their fears about the mountains of debt weighing on corporate America." https://t.co/wF4IrAhEXO … Read more
CONGRATULATIONS! This is now only the 2nd time (since 1950) that the S&P 500 $SPX has dropped at least -1.5% on both Monday and Tuesday of Thanksgiving Week (the other being 1973). But how did the index do over the next 10 days? Uh… CONGRATULATIONS! This is now only the 2nd time (since 1950) that … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7k6grp_zjI We look at more strange things about the California Wildfires and the fact that the trees seemed untouched by fire. I also look at a video of someone driving down the beach, which might or might not be from the wildfires, in which cars are burned and displayed in strange ways. All links and … Read more
Governor Jerry Brown agrees with Trump on how the forest fires could have been prevented. Gowdy goes after Comey about public testimony, Nunes calls for declas of more emails. The deep state is fighting back saying Ivanka used private email comparing it to Clinton. Schumer, Blumenthal pushing to get Whitaker out. Judge rules to block … Read more
Mall retailers are being hammered, after this holiday season many retailers might not be in business. Retail sales is not that hot, online sales are continuing to increase but have not reached the one to one ratio with brick and mortar sales. Housing activity decreases as rates increase. The establishment are producting polls that are … Read more
by Troy As per our recent market studies, we said that the stock market would probably bounce and then pullback. Sometimes that pullback leads to a marginal high (vs. the initial low), sometimes it leads to an exact retest, and sometimes it leads to a marginal low (vs. the initial low). The stock market has made … Read more