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Mass-Migration Should Be Accepted By Western Nations, UN SecGen UN member states should prepare for great migratory movements, said UN Secretary General António Guterres on 11th of January 2018 during the presentation of the report on the management of migration processes. And this is not a joke: The UN, led by António Guterres, wants to manage … Read more
by sundance This is one of those little snippets of information, buried in the swamp and avoided by the media, that seems small and disingenuous unless you know the corrupt record of the Senate Intelligence Committee. According to Wall Street Journalist Byron Tau, the Senate Intel Committee unanimously voted today to release documents to the DOJ “in connection … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1O_GdJ2aQc Amanda Prestigiacomo for the Daily Wire reports, Three male police officers from California have come forward to accuse the state’s first female sheriff of past acts of sexual harassment and retribution. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.dailywire.com/news/31425/…
In your opinion, are taxes used mostly for our public services? Or are they squandered? Vast numbers of people from all classes are leaving California for a multitude of reasons which we will cover today. Businesses are concerned about taxation. They’re concerned about their bottom line. But what the government does is in response to … Read more
Quote:He stoked further outrage last weekend with reported comments to far-right website Breitbart of his ambition to “empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders”. Grenell also raised eyebrows with his plan to host a lunch on June 13 for Austria’s arch-conservative Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, described by the US envoy as a “rock star”. The ambassador … Read more
First Rachel Dolezal Video: https://youtu.be/Uvh4rniQWR8
https://twitter.com/StockBoardAsset/status/1004397868340400128 Corporations should take the $2.5 trillion in corporate buybacks and pay off the $1.5 trillion in student loans — then maybe millennials will consume again. — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 6, 2018
via Hussman Funds: Ever-increasing amounts of debt, taken on by those least able to pay it back. As the current Everything Bubble inflates to ever-more-absurd levels, larger loans must be sold to people who have almost no chance of ever paying them back. Who eventually pays for these sure-to-default bad loans? You do. Or your … Read more
https://twitter.com/RonStoeferle/status/1004270803448422401 that means most countries have diminishing marginal productivity of debt and are headed to #EconomicHeatDeath KW
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1004522695860674560 1999 – Why profits don’t matter for IPOs The Wall Street Journal has a heads-up article in Monday’s paper that says the percentage of companies going public this year that aren’t yet profitable is higher than at any time since the dot-com bubble. (The article, here, is available for free.) The paper notes that there are … Read more
via CNBC: Jamie Dimon, the chairman of the Business Roundtable, said the group of CEOs has thrown its support behind companies backing away from the practice. “When companies get where they’re sort of living by so-called making the numbers, they do a lot of things that really are counter to the long-term interests of the … Read more
Ouch. Investors betting against Tesla lost more than $1 billion Wednesday, according to estimates from financial technology firm S3 Partners. Tesla bears have lost nearly $5 billion in mark-to-market losses since 2016, S3 finds. The electric car maker is one of the most heavily shorted stocks in the U.S., as well as the most heavily … Read more
via goldtelegraph: The official news bulletins on the economy are positive. Officially, unemployment is at 3.8 percent, a low not seen in two decades. The big picture looks great as companies are making record profits and consumers are spending again. But for some people, a 9 to 5 job is still a dream. Many have become … Read more
by ITS_JUST_LOW_T In investing it’s essentially the ability of an asset to change in price rapidly. This doesn’t mean it’s always changing in price necessarily, just that it has the potential to. Bonds are generally a fixed rate of return paid out at the end of the bond’s term. Their current price is subject to some … Read more
It’s the stock buybacks. Companies are expected to buy back 10% of their market cap this year. They are borrowing money to do it. Likely be a huge credit crisis and crash in the future from it, but enjoy the ride while it lasts. What Is Driving The Stock Bull Market Higher? The performance of … Read more
Chart: VIX is below 12 again – pic.twitter.com/JnyAc2HIZj — (((The Daily Shot))) (@SoberLook) June 7, 2018 we are in the latter innings of an economic cycle. pic.twitter.com/NbKonj1Xyh — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 5, 2018 FT: Eurozone GDP data confirm first-quarter growth slowdown — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 7, 2018 some interesting facts 504 % rally in 8 … Read more
Authored by Ryan McMaken via The Mises Institute, When governments subsidize goods and services — or provide them directly through government-owned institutions — the effect is to lower the price to consumers, thus increasing demand. Put another way: if the price of, say, a college education is near-zero to the consumer, then consumers are likely … Read more
June’s OPEC meeting might be one of the worst since 2011, says expert from CNBC. The forthcoming meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers like Russia could be one of the most fractious in recent years with competing interests and demands at play. OPEC’s production policy will dominate the agenda when the world’s major oil … Read more
https://twitter.com/FerroTV/status/1004657021835149313 UST10Y & $SPX Soar as DXY & WTI Negatively Diverge pic.twitter.com/dALWBQ7zYD — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) June 7, 2018
via Economica : Population demographics in the developed world paint a grim economic picture. Rapidly aging populations and plummeting birth rates mean drastic declines in productive population and a commensurate drop in energy consumption. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on your viewpoint), we know what happens when this occurs over a longer time horizon, as it has … Read more