Investment Watch Blog

https://youtu.be/LlmbDr6AjxU In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the manic gyrations in stock markets as investors get high on their own supply. They also discuss the yield curve failing to invert and the ‘free’ investing app raking in millions on selling the data of their millennial customers. In the second half, … Read more

“Once this… document about me, that the British government is begging our government to remain classified, is released I look very much forward to testifying to congress.” George Papadopoulos

Precious metals expert David Morgan thinks there is one very big reason to own physical gold and silver, and that is the possibility the Deep State and the Globalists will crash the financial markets. This is not a farfetched concept as President Trump has declared a “national emergency” to “protect the financial system” in a … Read more

by Martin Armstrong Believe it or not, back in 1989 the United Nations warned: “entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000.” It really is astonishing how such absurd forecasts were made 20 years ago to start this whole crazy … Read more

via GPC The financial system just gave us a big “tell.” First and foremost, the US Dollar has taken out both its bull market trendline AND critical support. The technical damage here is severe. We will get bounces, but the bull run is over. This is effectively the currency market saying “inflation is a coming.” … Read more

via  RecessionAlert.com There is a lot of focus on the U.S. yield curve at the moment given its relentless move toward inversion (when short-term rates are higher than long-term rates). Can the history of the yield curve provide for useful forecasting as to the start dates of the next U.S recession? The 10-year minus 1-year yield … Read more

by Michael Snyder It is that time of the year again.  Every year, people start talking about a possible stock market crash in October, because everyone remembers the historic crashes that took place in October 1987 and October 2008.  Could we witness a similar stock market crash in October 2018?  Without a doubt, the market is … Read more

by Charles Hugh-Smith Want to understand the full scope of neofeudalism in America? Follow the money and the power and privilege it buys. The repugnant reality of class privilege in America is captured by the phrasedate rape: the violence of forced, non-consensual sex is abhorrent rape when committed by commoner criminals, but implicitly excusable date rape when … Read more

by Ruby Henley September 25 was National Voter Registration Day, and there is a massive movement underway to secure the youth vote in America.  It involves the founder of National Voter Registration Day, Matt Singer and even some Fortune 500 companies. Matt Singer is a partner at Impactual, a social impact firm advising companies, nonprofits, … Read more

by Michael Snyder Should students that refuse to turn in their homework receive a grade of 50 percent anyway?  Of course not.  That would be like workers that didn’t show up for work asking for 50 percent of their paychecks.  Our system of education has become a complete and utter joke, and the rest of … Read more

by GoldCore via CNBC Europe, Russia and China join forces with a new mechanism to dodge Iran sanctions European Union’s foreign policy chief announced Monday that the bloc was creating a new payment mechanism to allow countries to transact with Iran while avoiding U.S. sanctions. Called the “special purpose vehicle” (SPV), this mechanism would aim … Read more

by sundance There has been a great deal of background activity in the past 72 hours surrounding the U.S. and Canada trade negotiations.  However, some of that activity has become more brutally obvious; a deal is not likely to happen. Against growing visibility the Canadian team of Justin Trudeau and Chrystia Freeland were intent on using … Read more

by Chris Black   Motto: ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat (the burden of proof is on the one who declares, not on one who denies)   If I am not mistaken, this Schumer character, who, amazingly enough, serves as Senate Minority Leader, is a trained lawyer. I wonder where he went to … Read more

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via bi The percentage of global stock markets outperforming their benchmark is close to the lowest in 30 years, according to Morgan Stanley data. The conditions that cause this measure to rebound will go a long way towards signaling whether a recession is imminent, the firm says. The stock market has made an awful lot of history … Read more