Investment Watch Blog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mhMU1FSqXk If the Mueller investigation is still looking for collusion, then what did they have to warrant an investigation on the Trump campaign in the first place. All we know at this point is Hillary was the only one who colluded with Russia, she bought a phony dossier from them. Then, they tell us we … Read more

by John Rubino China’s growth over the past decade has been not just impressive, but historically unprecedented. No single country has ever added this many factories, roads, airports and entire new cities in so short at time. But the transformation has come at a cost, in the form of a debt bubble that’s starting to … Read more

by Thinker Well, if you’ve seen the photos, there is nothing more grander than the entourage of America’s royalty, the Trump’s. Is the Galactic Federation part of the security that not even the pope or queen receive? If ever there was a royal family for Americans to look upon in the United States, the Trump’s … Read more

The Brexit that May is signing off on is not what the people want. The US will not be able to trade with the UK if this is done. The Deficit has exploded and the interest payment on the debt is continually rising. The tax receipts flowing into the government will not be able to … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hekcscO8224 “I Don’t Take Questions From CNN, CNN’s Fake News” President Trump Shuts Down Jim Acosta Today President Trump wasn’t having any of Jim Acosta completely shuts him down from asking any questions this is breaking news and latest news this is trump uk visit and trump theresa may visit, trump press conference was asked … Read more

GOHMERT: WATCHDOG FOUND CLINTON EMAILS WERE SENT TO ‘FOREIGN ENTITY’ http://dailycaller.com/2018/07/12/ig-…

via SUNNY OH An inverted yield curve has a strong record as a recession predictor The yield curve has captured Wall Street—and to a lesser extent Main Street’s—attention in recent weeks. And for a good reason. The past nine recessions have been preceded by the inversion of the curve, where short-term Treasury rates exceed their long-term counterparts. … Read more

by Jody Chudley of Daily Reckoning It is a problem impacting everyone, including you. And it is hitting us right where it hurts — in the wallet. The issue is a massive shortage of truck drivers in the United States. American Trucking Associations believe that we need at least 50,000 additional truck drivers, and we need … Read more

by Daniel Carter Over the past several decades, the left has convinced United States citizens that it is the only option for black and other minority voters. If any blacks dare to deviate from this narrative, they get labeled as an “Uncle Tom” or worse. Fortunately, for the benefit of America’s black community, many black intellectuals … Read more

by Jim Willie CB The United States has three requirements in returning to the Gold Standard. They will be extremely difficult to achieve. They each serve as essential requirements in a criterion. All three are urgently needed. The challenge is formidable for the nation to remain as a leading player in the global economy. The … Read more

by Brandon Smith The crash of 2008 brought with it a host of strange economic paradigms rarely if ever seen in history; paradigms which have turned normal fiscal analysis on its head. While some core fundamentals remain the same no matter what occurs, the reporting of this data has been deliberately skewed to hide the … Read more

by Daniel Carter Last month, Congressman Dan Donovan introduced legislation to the House of Representatives called the Unmasking Antifa Act of 2018. If passed, this legislation could potentially give someone 15 years in prison for wearing a mask while injuring, threatening, oppressing or intimidating a person. This Act became extremely popular this week when right-wing commentator … Read more

Do you believe that the government has wronged you? If so, you are not alone. Contrary to belief, people and businesses have won lawsuits filed against town, city, state or county governments. Why shouldn’t the government be held liable for an accident that resulted in you being disabled? Well, they should be treated no different … Read more

by Simon Black We’ve spent a lot of time in our regular conversations talking about the looming retirement crisis around the world. The data is horrific. Pension and Social Security programs in nearly every developed nation are woefully underfunded. In the United States, senior government officials including the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Labor, … Read more

via  Aaron Elstein A lot of Wall Street number-crunchers are going to be chained to their desks tomorrow when JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo all report second-quarter earnings more or less simultaneously. Truth be told, all is not well in bank-land, where the KBW Bank Index has fallen 1.5% this year while the S&P 500 … Read more

by Martin Armstrong Reuters is reporting that Northern Ireland was hit by a new wave of street violence overnight on the eve of annual parades. This is demonstrating that there remains underlying tensions between pro-British Protestants and Irish nationalist Catholics in the British occupied region. Vehicles were set on fire, petrol bombs were thrown, and roads were … Read more