How Executive Order 6102 Doomed America

by Bill Bonner Executive Order 6102 How exactly was the fix put in place? In 1933, the matter first came before the Supreme Court. Franklin Roosevelt’s Executive Order 6102 made it illegal for citizens to own gold, except in the smallest of quantities. It came to the Supremes in a series of disputes called the “gold … Read more

The Two Biggest Threats To This Bull Market

by Lance Roberts This bull market seems unstoppable. Regardless of short-term events, investors have quickly looked beyond those risks to in a bid to push stock prices higher. For example, in February of this year the markets dove roughly 10% as “trade wars” became a “thing.”  Over the next two months, the markets vacillated coming to grips with what “Trump’s … Read more

5 financial lessons from the dead and dying

From MarketWatch: Emergency physicians are not strangers to death. At least once a shift I see someone who is dead or dying. It comes with the territory. An experienced emergency medicine physician can see death from a mile away. They can smell it in the air. Sometimes they’re the only person in the room who notices … Read more

Is the Allegations Against Kavanaugh like the French False Trial of Child Abuse?

by Martin Armstrong I am certainly not partisan here in this matter. I have previously written that I did not care for Brett Kavanaugh based upon his decisions in law. I have read decisions from the Supreme Court and found that you cannot guarantee their reasoning will support Republican or Democrat. All this hype that they must … Read more

Recent Weak Lumber Prices Are Not A Good Sign For Housing Stocks

via Martin Pring Nonfarm payrolls are an economic series that is widely followed by the investment community. However, it’s a coincident indicator, meaning it tells you what is going on now, not what might happen in the future. Markets are forward-looking indicators that discount the future. To me, it makes more sense to focus on leading indicators … Read more

Just A Few Ticks Away From “DotCon” Stupidity

via Kevin Muir The other day I was flipping through my database of research, saved quotes and most importantly – amusing pictures, and I stumbled upon this gem: I love this quote because it clearly shows the absurd valuation of SUN Microsystems at the height of the “DotCon” bubble. For those too young to remember, there … Read more

The Fed Formally Just Announced Stocks Are in a Bubble

via GPC  Yesterday, the Federal Reserve stated it would no longer be “accommodative” with its monetary policy. On that same day Fed chair Jerome Powell stated that stock market valuations were in the “upper reaches of historic ranges” i.e. bubbly. And most importantly, the Fed stated it would likely hike rates again in 2018… with … Read more

Conspiracy By Members of Congress Who Demand FBI Disobey President Trump?

by Thinker Blatant seditious conspiracy by Thomas Madison… The material in the documents President Trump plans to declassify is obviously very damaging to certain Democrats and their swamp rat brethren inside the federal government. So damaging, in fact, that four Democrat members of Congress have openly committed seditious conspiracy to prevent the documents, or parts … Read more

Android OS Marshmallow includes a Facebook default app which isn’t accessible to the user and collects data without any login info.

by QuartzPuffyStar Yesterday I at last updated my old Lollipop Android to the Marshmallow version, and after being happy with the hud improvements and speed of my phone, I was unpleasently surprised when I was digging in the default apps/processes it includes to free some ram… I found that the OS came with some Facebook … Read more

Tommy Robinson case adjourned, Released on Bail again, End of October next date probably

  They will make submissions in writing. Judge Hilliard: “I’m very anxious that what happens in these proceedings, in whatever form they take, that they can be reported fully and contemporaneously. That is very important.” Judge Hilliard says that if parties are “satisfied you can put everything you want to in writing” then he will … Read more

A ‘Red Wave of Justice’ is Coming.

Bix Weir returns to SGT Report to discuss military tribunals for the bad guys and the big red wave of justice that’s coming for the deep state criminals. We also discuss JP Morgan’s silver position, Bitcoin, Litecoin and much more. Thanks for tuning in.

Liberal utopia of Portland, Oregon: Entire city block and family bike path taken over by homeless

by DCG Videos NSFW due to some cursing. Large, progressive-run cities on the west coast all have a homeless crisis: Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, etc. MILLIONS of taxpayer dollars are stolen to solve the problem keep the homeless industrial complex alive. This past Wednesday, demoRAT Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler told business owners that the laws will be enforced when homeless … Read more

Schools are tracking your child’s mental health… whether you like it or not

From Kerry McDonald at Intellectual Takeout: A worrying trend is emerging in schools across the country. With increasing regularity, school districts are tracking students’ mental health and raising flags if a screening shows something amiss. Student mental health tracking is often framed in terms of safety or prevention, arguing that all kids should be screened to … Read more

SUSTAINABILITY: As Debt Rises, the Government Will Soon Spend More on Interest Than on the Military. “Tax cuts, spending increases and higher interest rates could make it harder to respond to future recessions and deal with other needs.”

via nytimes: The run-up in borrowing costs is a one-two punch brought on by the need to finance a fast-growing budget deficit, worsened by tax cuts and steadily rising interest rates that will make the debt more expensive. With less money coming in and more going toward interest, political leaders will find it harder to address … Read more

The Fed’s Newest Double Standard

By Rodney Johnson Collectively, we just got screwed again, and I bet most people didn’t even know it. It happens so many times, particularly at the hands of the Federal Reserve, it’s hard to keep track. A new bank called The Narrow Bank, or TNB, recently applied for an account with the Fed. This would give the … Read more