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US President Donald Trump has promised “consequences the likes of which few have ever suffered before” to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in a late-night Sunday tweet in all caps. In the tweet, addressed to Rouhani, Trump cautions the Iranian leader to “never, ever threaten the United States again” or suffer “consequences the likes of which few throughout history … Read more
PORTLAND, Ore. — The owners of a Portland food cart located near the Occupy ICE PDX camp announced they are closing the business due threats and verbal attacks by protesters. Julie and Scott Hakes, owners of The Happy Camper Food and Coffee Bar, say they no longer feel safe in the neighborhood after their daughter, … Read more
Great question. Only serves to prove how much of a political sham this investigation is. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes said special counsel Robert Mueller’s recent indictment of 12 Russian officials on charges of hacking Democrats’ computers during the 2016 campaign looks “ridiculous” because it left out the fact that Russians also targeted Republicans. … Read more
From Birch Gold Group When businesses fail to make a profit, they go out of business. Small, big, odd, old, no businesses can defy the possibility of closing up shop. Especially if they can’t become profitable after they start operation. At least, you might think they would have to be profitable. Not in “Bizarro World” where … Read more
by Michael Snyder Seven times since the 1960s we have seen the yield curve invert, and in each of those seven instances an economic recession in the United States has followed. Will this time be any different? Today, the yield curve is the flattest that it has been in 11 years, and many analysts believe that we … Read more
Are you a person taken over by depression? Unable to cope with depression and the resultant mood swings? What exactly does depression mean? Depression in simple word can be defined as a mental illness inside the brain of a person and tends to disturb the present life. It usually makes the person sad, alone and … Read more
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by John Rubino The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted a better method of analysing the impact of public sector pensions on state and local budgets. The results are ominous for government finances, the bond markets, and pretty much everything else: Why Your Pension Is Doomed A new study shows that benefits are rising faster than GDP in … Read more
No matter where you live, you’re getting taxed. You’re living under conditions which are quite frankly not very secure for your financial well-being. You can change that. Make ALL necessary preparations while you can. What Is A Perpetual Tourist? (How Never To Pay Personal Taxes) https://www.forbes.com/sites/russalanprince/2017/02/20/what-is-a-perpetual-tourist-how-never-to-pay-personal-taxes/#5870e6891b31 1449716029696 (750×993) https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5588058fe4b034e58f58b1d9/t/5668e932a12f44d5ecc46d8e/1449716029696/?format=750w Where the Super-Rich Go to … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ0DTNm6yLM Terresa Monroe Hamilton reports, The left is certainly treason-happy these days. Considering the political history and deeds of both Bill and Hillary Clinton, then Barack Obama, you would think they would steer clear of that topic. But since they seem to control various intel agencies even to this day, they appear to not fear … Read more
Ever wonder why we’re extreme debtors? #studentloans #autoloans #creditcards The dollar went from #money (#gold) to #currency (debt) in 1971. Look what happened afterwards. #FixTheMoneyFixTheMisery h/t @OccupyWisdom
Background: Walletwyse just re-launched the mortgage & car calculators, emphasizing the role of monthly operational costs in total cost of ownership. This got me thinking about relative cost of items (like internet utilities) that don’t take up a huge chunk of budget in the U.S., but can be massive costs elsewhere. With the ability to compete … Read more
by ron_leflore I see a lot of Robinhood discussion, and I noticed something the other day, so I thought I’d post here. There’s an SEC rule that says that when you submit a market order, your broker has to either route it to the exchange with the best posted bid/ask or internally match, or beat, … Read more
“We have seen strong indications that Beijing could be shifting from mere policy-easing measures to a new round of stimulus to avert a credit squeeze and economic growth slowdown,” https://buff.ly/2JCq4fs h/t @StockBoardAsset
I’m no expert but I’m pretty sure that ain’t good. -Bloomberg h/t @pierpont_morgan
Two tangible “assets” independent of #dollar value show that despite record high real estate prices (in $USD), when priced in gold, real estate is quite below the mean. How many ounces of gold it requires to buy the median priced home h/t @OccupyWisdom
That is quite a move in the Insider ratio maybe 3x top in Russell 2000 Consumer Sentiment versus 2s10s https://twitter.com/Yogi_Chan/status/1020391251047264258 Huge short covering pic.twitter.com/4Qep6Oslad — zerohedge (@zerohedge) July 21, 2018
by Jim Quinn New York Governor Andrew Cuomo revealed on Friday that facial recognition cameras installed at bridge and tunnel toll plazas across New York City are scanning every driver’s face and feeding them into a massive database designed to catch suspected criminals. “When it reads that license plate, it reads it for scofflaws . . . [but] … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn In Gallup’s most recent poll on what Americans see as the most important problem facing the nation, Russia doesn’t even show up as a problem, not just for Republicans, but also for Democrats. That’s how phony the hue-and-cry about Trump and Putin by Demonrats and their media accomplices is. Even Democrats don’t care. … Read more
by AMY S. When an emergency strikes, well-known recommendations may be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet at times, the advice we believe to be true may lead to grave consequences. Below are common myths about first aid. 1. Applying ice to a bruise Why it’s wrong: While ice helps reduce bruising, it … Read more