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After a series of sudden corporate collapses, audit firms face a crisis in the UK. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. Deloitte, one of the so-called “Big Four” accountancy firms that have effectively cornered the global audit industry, has warned the UK government and regulators that any attempt to break up their oligopoly could … Read more
The confidence is being lost for three reasons: Crippling debt Stagnant wages High inflation U.S. consumers are feeling a bit less confident as they grow more concerned about trade wars. https://t.co/fIe9CNHtHT — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) July 13, 2018 Corporations are very confident they can add debt and buy back stock forever without repurcussion. Until they … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I67uuf1bE28 Peter uses logic and i enjoy his work. I actually have a GoldMoney account.. but his logic is being challenged by a non logical establishment and fed system that can manipulate financial data to move markets in favorable ways which does not need logic. ZCM
Print The Bubble. The reason why capex is poor is that QE perpetuates overcapacity. Growth is poor because QE props up unproductive government spending and -as u said- housing bubbles Debt accumulation and saver repression are not social policies. The Global Implementation Of Demand-Side Debt-Fueled Policies Has Made Crises Widespread and More Frequent. (Bordo … Read more
by Simon Black It’s been a tough week for Tesla. Bloomberg Businessweek reported Tesla factory workers were given Red Bull to stay awake to meet aggressive Model 3 production goals (and told to walk through a raw sewage spill to keep the line moving). Also, because Tesla has delivered 200,000 cars to US buyers, customer tax … Read more
via advisorperspectives: Note: The charts in this commentary have been updated to include this morning’s Consumer Price Index news release. Back in 2010, the Fed justified its aggressive monetary policy “to promote a stronger pace of economic recovery and to help ensure that inflation, over time, is at levels consistent with its mandate” (full text). In effect, the Fed … Read more
by John Rubino Not so long ago, student debt was mostly the responsibility of students. That is, you paid for college with loans and then paid off those loans with the proceeds of the good job you got with an advanced education. These days it’s a little different. The cost of higher education is soaring, … Read more
by Thinker The water isn’t what the people of D. C. have to worry about, but the leadership and the truth of what is really happening in the U.S.. Water in America is being contaminated and the management of it seems to be like the rest of government. If you live in D.C., you may … Read more
by Thinker When will the mainstream media tell the truth and stop creating stories that are more fiction than fact? In London the protestors look like they have come from the poorest of the poor and as it has been shown, there are companies that pay above minimum wage to protest. A way to make … Read more
by Thinker Can it be true or is this story a distraction from what no one really wants to talk about? The Democratic party creating the majority of the corruption in government and the failure of any organization to want to tell the truth. Can this really be what American taxpayers are paying for? To … Read more
by Thinker Well, there hasn’t been a sporting event in the world with this much emotional up, down, good, evil, lie, truth in one place ever in the world. As the hearings in Washington D. C. on emails, investigations, roll on, what Americans are now seeing is the clear division in their government and who … Read more
By Jeffrey A. Tucker at the American Institute for Economic Research: It’s in all the economic headlines now: the inflation threat is back. The Wall Street Journal reports: Inflation is back in the spotlight. Are we in for some surprises? First, let’s look at pipeline prices. The producer-price index, a gauge of what businesses are paying, jumped … Read more
The mainstream media outlets are not getting the views they used to on cable television. People no longer trust the mainstream outlets and rightly so! This video discusses a new policy announced by Youtube a few days ago that suggests that even more draconian censorship practices are becoming official policy. It was becoming increasingly clear … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter It owns 33% of the internet “cloud,” 49% of US e-commerce, and is elbowing into other sectors. Amazon (AMZN) is a Goliath in very different sectors. One is the internet cloud, a booming business. Amazon Web Services has evolved into the single largest player offering cloud computing services to companies, governments, … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith $8 per vial in competing developed-world nations and $38,892 in the U.S. That says it all. Thanks to decades of gangster films, we all know how gangster capitalismworks: the cost of “protection” goes up whenever the gangster wants to increase revenues, any competition is snuffed out, and “customer demand” is jacked up by any … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mhMU1FSqXk yep. Strzok is in there feeling the heat and it’s only gonna get worse. Drain the swamp. Use fire if you must. AC
by John Rubino Not so long ago, student debt was mostly the responsibility of students. That is, you paid for college with loans and then paid off those loans with the proceeds of the good job you got with an advanced education. These days it’s a little different. The cost of higher education is soaring, … Read more
by visualcapitalist The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. History is full of trade wars. In the majority of cases, the consequences are mostly economic – trade barriers are enacted, and then retaliatory measures are used to counter. Relations can continue to escalate until an understanding can be reached by both parties. … Read more
