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by sundance According to a report in The Hill, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte is preparing to issue subpoenas and appearance requests for current and former members of the FBI and DOJ teams who were engaged in constructing, and advancing, the Clinton-Steele dossier. WASHINGTON – […] Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) is preparing subpoenas for Justice Department official … Read more
10:19, Fri, Aug 10, 2018 The US Navy P-8A Poseidon jet was flying at 16,500 feet to get a view of low-lying coral reefs that have been turned into garrisons with five-storey buildings, large radar installations, power plants and runways sturdy enough to carry large military aircraft. During the flight that was giving journalists from … Read more
Do you see the potential danger when the central banks control liquidity, and that we just look back in history and see that they keep drying up liquidity over and over? They keep doing it but I guess we shouldn’t worry because “This time is different”… Liquidity is what keeps this fiat system afloat. Without … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDG5z4OmANQ Jim Hoft for the Gateway Pundit reports, 50-year-old Surjit Malhi had just placed his last sign at the corner of Foote and Keyes in Sacramento for Republican candidate for Congressman Jeff Denham. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018…
by Dr. Eowyn Attorney General Jeff Sessions does not do things with fanfare. Early this January, The Hill reported that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a new investigation into the Clinton Foundation, the so-called charity of Bill and Hillary Clinton — whether donors to the foundation were improperly promised policy favors or special access to Hillary … Read more
by WARREN MOSLER More Q2 weakness: Highlights Consumers credit came in below expectations, up $10.2 B in June as consumers held back from adding to their credit-card debt and even paid off some of it following a spending spree in the previous month. Revolving credit, which includes credit cards and which posted the biggest increase … Read more
by Lance Roberts Mark Hulbert recently penned a very good article discussing the “Eight Best Predictors Of The Stock Market,” to wit: “The stock market’s return over the next decade is likely to be well below historical norms. That is the unanimous conclusion of eight stock-market indicators with what I consider the most impressive track records over … Read more
by DCG This YouTube video was made by Slightly Offens*ve with Elijah Schaffer conducting the interview. It was uploaded July 23, 2018. In the video, Media Hogg says the handgun effective range is 75 feet (25 yards) and the AR-15 effective range is 1,600 feet (533 yards). Is he correct with this statement? Some research I found on several firearm forums about the effective range of … Read more
by DCG This is going to be an extreme burden for many, many businesses. That’s par for the course in New York. From Fox News: New York lawmakers have approved a bill that would give employees in the Empire State three months paid bereavement leave to mourn the loss of a loved one – in turn, spurring concerns … Read more
Traders have sold more than $1 billion through the first two weeks of August via Jenny Yu and Cindy Wang Chinese investors have lost their taste for Hong Kong stocks after a bump in demand in July. Mainland traders have been selling the city’s stocks this month, with net sales last week amounting to about HK$7.5 billion … Read more
via Kasper Viita It’s time to step back from market-darling chip stocks, according to Morgan Stanley. The U.S. semiconductor sector now has the poorest risk-reward ratio in three years as cyclical risks are piling up, according to the broker, which last month said investors should sell the crowded technology sector. “Cyclical indicators are flashing red,” analysts including Joseph … Read more
Stocks are moving out of step with each other the most they have since just before the end of the tech bubble, and the significant lack of correlation is possibly due to Fed rate hiking, trade wars or the aging bull market. But when correlations are this low and stock valuations are very high, as … Read more
BY SRSROCCO In just the past few years, global asset values have risen to the biggest bubbles in history. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to be a concern to the market because most people believe they are getting richer. However, rapidly rising digital riches can easily turn into digital losses, just as quickly. But, this will likely … Read more
by Peter Schiff of the Peter Schiff Show Podcast In his latest podcast, Peter really brings it with this timely update. The podcast starts out with Peter commenting on the latest economic data, and it quickly turns into the hot topics of the day in the world of economics and finance. There is lengthy talk about some specific … Read more
from Zero Hedge Over the past three years, an unexpected voice of caution has emerged from one of the most legendary families in finance: Lord Jacob Rothschild. Readers may recall that as part of the RIT Capital Partners 2014 annual report commentary, the scion of Rothschild family warned that “the geopolitical situation is most dangerous since WWII.” … Read more
by Tom McClellan We all know about the factor of seasonality, and especially about how it is distilled into the bit of TV news wisdom, “Sell In May and go away”. That phrase has been around for decades, originally supposedly referring to traders in England who would “Sell in May and go away, and come back … Read more
by Jesse John Alexander, Ship of Fools “This is what a society looks like when the glue that holds it together starts to dissolve. This is the way ordinary citizens react when they learn that the structure beneath them is crumbling. And this is the thrill that pulses through the veins of the well-to-do when they … Read more
by Jesse “In a corporatist system of government, wherein there is no meaningful separation between corporate power and state power, corporate censorship is state censorship.” Caitlin Johnstone, Rogue Journalist “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or … Read more
From Birch Gold Group The only other time the Fed did an “unwind” of quantitative easing similar to today’s market conditions was back in 1937. And that didn’t work out so well. The credit markets froze, and the market would not start recovering until 1942. See the 1939 – 1942 DOW chart below: The same chart pattern … Read more
via thefreethoughtproject: America is embarking down a deeply troubling path in regard to publishing, sharing, and consuming information. The end of this path is something that tyrannical regimes throughout history have fought vigorously for as it allows them to control the public narrative and ensure ideas that challenge their rule are stomped out of existence forever … Read more