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by Martin Armstrong The Trump Revolution has clearly now spread to the Democrats. People do not understand that the Trump Revolution isNOT about a particular philosophy. It is about just throwing those in power out. The year 1933 was the same thing. That year saw the extreme-right elect Hitler, the left elect Franklin Roosevelt, and the extreme-left put Mao … Read more
by Chris Black If you’re reading the alternative media (also known as the real media) constantly, you’re probably aware of the fact that world’s tech giants are currently engaged in an unprecedented campaign of censoring free speech on their platforms. The whole thing about censoring dissenting views is as old as internet, and even older, … Read more
by stockboardasset The robot uprising is right on schedule as a new report by Inverse suggests that Boston Dynamics’ terrifying robot dogs will launch into series production by the second half of 2019, producing more than 1,000 of its compact SpotMini models annually. SpotMini is Boston Dynamics’ quadrupedal robotic dog. If you have watched the dystopian sci-fi series Black … Read more
by howmuch Most people think getting into the upper middle class is straightforward: go to school, study technology, and get a job somewhere in the tech sector. But is it really that simple? We did some research and discovered that there are plenty of great high-paying gigs out there, but there are also several positions with … Read more
via Timothy Moore The US central bank will shift to cutting interest rates as soon as 2020, to counter a slowdown in growth as forecast by Capital Economics. “Our long-held hawkish view that the Fed would be forced to hike interest rates twice in the second half of this year is now a firmly consensus view, … Read more
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Over the past 4+ months, we’ve been working away trying to keep our readers aware of the risks and concerns that were originating out of some foreign markets and how that might relate to the US markets. We remember a point in time back in June or July 2017 when we, … Read more
by DCG Seems to be a lot of rats in Chiraq… Another city run by progressives that is turning into a sh*thole. From Fox News: New York is apparently no longer the big cheese. The Second City has been dubbed the “rat capital” of Americaaccording to apartment search service RentHop, which said Chicago had the highest amount of … Read more
by Thinker How can men and women be in front of the whole world representing some of the top security agencies in the world and lie under oath. How can one be a leader if he/she is a liar? Is this the protocol for U.S. government agencies, for the workers to follow the lead of … Read more
via Slope of Hope During the past year, or so, U.S. 2-Year Treasury Yields have shot up sharply, in comparison with 10-Year Yields, as shown on the following weekly price comparison chart and percentage comparison chart. The next (longer-term) percentage comparison chart shows the weakness that ensued in the SPX when the 2-YT crossed below the 10-YT. The following (short-term) percentage comparison chart shows that the 10-YT gained more this past week than … Read more
via Elena Popina and Lu Wang Rarely does a day go by in the U.S. stock market without someone decrying its addiction to gains in the FANG bloc of tech megacaps. Now, in the middle of earnings season, their support has gone missing, and the result has been something less than a catastrophe. Not that it was a banner week. The … Read more
#ChinaSlowing Updated with data for June 2018. – China Money Supply M1 YoY 18M lag (orange) – China 10 Year Govt Bond Yield (light blue/green) – $CNYUSD #CNYUSD (blue) – LME Copper Grade A USD per Metric Tonne (pink) Hello Monday! China reports its first current account deficit in the last 25 years… China 🇨🇳 … Read more
EXETER’S PYRAMID Learn this concept before postulating about monetary policy or history. #Gold will always be the base of stability, regardless of all the fantasy piled upon it. US #DEBT VERSUS #GOLD IN $USD 2000-2018 gold/debt has a 88% monthly correlation Gold would need to be ~$2,000 per ounce for the correlation to continue 200 … Read more
#TradeWars > rising #interestrates & price #inflation Rising #energy & #commodity costs > price inflation #QT & rate hikes > slower growth h/t @OccupyWisdom
At roughly 9 times sales, the FANG stocks have never been so expensive heading into earnings season https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-20/wish-granted-this-is-what-the-market-looks-like-without-fangs h/t @jessefelder Chart via @niboce
Think about this… The Bank of Japan makes a tiny, minuscule, ridiculous alteration to its monetary laughing gas policy, and sends bonds and markets rolling Daniel, this is a repeat of an old story. I commented on it on Feb 2. And Japan made the same pledge even earlier. I offered this sarcastic comment "The … Read more
by marketn00b I’ve noticed that there’s a great deal of hype around Robinhood as a company due to their hyper growth and disruptive product. What I’m curious about is whether or not the hype around the company is fully justified. Some of my worries include: Experienced investors seem to argue that RH isn’t an ideal … Read more
by badpauly This is a list of the top 20 companies that experienced the largest change in insider shares in the last seven (7) days. The SEC defines an insider as any officer, director or 10% shareholder. It is not illegal for these people to buy or sell their own shares. In fact, since most … Read more
per WSJ $TSLA pic.twitter.com/FvlLd92RdD — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 23, 2018 So it is just about solvency then. Got it. $TSLA pic.twitter.com/bL5Q77Yzmq — TC (@TESLAcharts) July 23, 2018 $TSLA -6% C O L L A P S E pic.twitter.com/lJkIc66y7G — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) July 23, 2018 h/t @StockBoardAsset
by Chris Martenson Watching the world these days, I’m experiencing the same fury that rises up from my gut when the driver in the car ahead me is weaving drunkenly, endangering everyone on the road. Fury is a normal and rational human response when threatened with unnecessary harm. Women who are groped (or worse) by … Read more
State and federal government revenue from commodities and stamp duty is surging, Deloitte says, but trouble is looming via Paul Karp Australian governments are experiencing a surge in revenue that will be undermined by a slowdown in China and a “mini-credit crunch” as banks tighten lending standards, Deloitte Access Economics has said. In its June quarter … Read more