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by howmuch Diversification is a broadly accepted investment strategy designed to hedge against risk. If you invest all your money in one company or one industry, you flirt with disaster during an economic downturn. Does the US have a diverse economy? Our new map reveals that the answer is both yes and no. We found … Read more
.@VictoriasSecret says it's closing 20 stores this year https://t.co/RW9UsZ7Ki4 — Insider (@thisisinsider) August 24, 2018 #Retail Round-up: L Brands announced it will be closing 20 Victoria's Secret stores. The retailer has a large number of in-line stores at major malls which produce high sales volumes per square foot. https://t.co/KhEPmjagdr $LB pic.twitter.com/1rR6LWvevZ — Trepp (@TreppWire) August 24, 2018 … Read more
by kulmthestatusquo A luxury USA has over other countries is that USA does NOT have to buy dollars to pay for things. It can print dollars as much as it feels like, and other countries must swallow them. It is not fair or just, but it is the way it is. http://greyenlightenment.com/peter-turchin-is-wrong-about-crisis/ … Read more
Article on BBC.com suggest that investors (https://www.bbc.com/news/av/stories-45275461/the-virtual-land-selling-for-millions) are spending real money to buy land in a new city that only exists in virtual reality. Buyers are able to build whatever they want on their designated plots in “Decentraland”. Many hope to make a profit trading goods and services in the virtual world’s own crypto currency. … Read more
via error23_snake: This was made by averaging my past 6 months of income and costs, recorded in an Excel spreadsheet. The gas and electric costs were extrapolated to account for summer/winter variation as I’m on pre-payment meters. Diagram made using sankeymatic.com/. I live in the NE of the UK, so for £395pcm I’m able to rent a … Read more
via Fye_Maximus: Full Article Here I got the data on how much is required to buy a home in each state from from HowMuch.Net, Their analysis uses home price data from Zillow from April 2018, and then Zillow’s mortgage calculator to figure out monthly payments. I got the median income data from the Bureau of The Census. … Read more
by goldsilver Price to earnings ratio is one of the most basic valuation tools available to stock market investors. Simply put, it allows you to measure how much you are paying for the ongoing operations and profits of any given public company. Distill it down to its most basic actionable information based on almost 140 years … Read more
by howmuch Millennials are now the largest generation in the American labor force, accounting for well over half of all workers in the US. And with three different generations now in the workplace, employers have to consider pay differences between people of all ages. Our new map reveals how the difference in pay between Millennials, Gen Xers … Read more
“…debate after debate, tv program after tv program, the progressive third party people would in fact get the best response from the audiences, and people would say “You guys make a lot of sense” Bernie Sanders in the 90’s: But in the beginnning this is what would happen: You had the Democratic candidate running for … Read more
Farrakhan succintly lays out the global world order controlled by the privately held “Federal” Reserve Bank. The Federal reserve controls the money supply and interest rates ultimately controls the stock market. “Those that create and issue the money and credit direct the policies of government and hold in their hands the destiny of the people.” … Read more
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By Jon Rappoport —We can understand why leaders and rulers want to censor certain ideas and views. But why do large chunks of the citizenry want to go along with it? How do you comprehend their ignorance? Censorship is made possible when the majority of people live by what they like and don’t like—“I like … Read more
by DCG From Daily Mail: NASCAR Xfinity driver Conor Daly has lost one of his sponsors because of a racial slur made by his racing driver father in the 1980s before he was even born. Lilly Diabetes said in a statement on Friday that it was pulling sponsorship of Conor’s No.6 car in the NASCAR Xfinity race at Road America, citing the … Read more
James Corbett is always spot on in my opinion when it comes to government manipulation. This entire discussion about government regulating social media just seems like an obvious one. They have never had our best interests in mind, why would they be starting now? https://youtu.be/8aLIH2-N8uk h/t findmeastray
Today we look at some of the criticism facing John McCain following his passing.
by Thinker The Seventh Circuit just handed down a landmark opinion, ruling 3-0 that the Fourth Amendment protects energy-consumption data collected by smart meters. Smart meters collect energy usage data at high frequencies—typically every 5, 15, or 30 minutes—and therefore know exactly how much electricity is being used, and when, in any given household. The … Read more
via Interest.co.nz: The warnings from the bond market are getting serious. Today, the US 2-10 yield curve dropped below +20 bps for the first time in more than a decade. In fact they didn’t just drop, they fell sharply. The 2 year UST yield ended the week at 2.624%. The UST 10 year yield ended at … Read more