By elliottwave History often repeats. So, one way to make an educated guess about the future is to look at the past. With that in mind, let me share with you a valuable observation from our market analysts: Overseas investors tend to jump into U.S. stocks near tops, and sell heavily near bottoms. In other … Read more
Peter Joseph, creator of the Zeitgeist movement, has a mini series that has been out for awhile called “Culture in Decline”. This is the first episode, tackling the false left/right paradigm and how it keeps us under the thumbs of the elites. h/t zhanli
For those that use it (including myself), Mint is shutting down the Bill Pay feature. Information: https://help.mint.com/1060777521/Mint-bill-pay-is-no-longer-supported.htm h/t WARBIRD199
The central bankers are showing how nervous they are about the crypto market, they continue to say that cryptocurrency could never replace paper money printed by the Fed. For the first time millennials have a negative net worth. US banks are pushing mortgage apps as demand declines, the banks are becoming desperate. Pensions are in … Read more
by stockboardasset According to the South China Morning Post, Beijing is in the development phase of constructing a state of the art hypersonic engine facility to mass-produce, low-cost planes capable of traveling five times faster than the speed of sound. Screen capture from a video of a hypersonic vehicle using the combined cycle engine under development at … Read more
via Leia Klingel Wall Street is fretting about the flattening yield curve, concerned that if the trend continues – there could soon be a clear indication that a recession is imminent. The gap between two-year Treasury notes and the 10-year benchmark has recently touched its narrowest point in more than a decade. The yield curve is … Read more
by DCG I doubt President Trump is worried about this. Khan is the one who should be worried Trump is going to call out the mayor’s own lack of “good leadership” regarding the rise in knife attacks in his city. From MSN: Donald Trump should expect loud and peaceful protests if he visits the UK later this year, the London mayor … Read more
from Financial Survival Network Jerry Robinson says that America has been dealing with its debt problem in a very creative way: Create more debt to pay down old debt. Sounds like a real recipe for success. How much longer can it go on? How much longer will it go on? In the meantime, the stock market has … Read more
by Michael Lebowitz The steady gains accompanied by the historically low volatility of 2017 have vanished. Given this new trading atmosphere, we must contemplate whether the recent spate of volatility and lower prices is the beginning of a trend change or merely a temporary speed bump on the way to higher prices. Despite a bull … Read more
via Danielle Park Few appreciate why central banks have been so committed to enabling banks and excessive debt creation. The truth is that our financial demise is baked into their design. See Fox in the Hen House: Why interest rates are rising: The FOMC is composed of the Federal Reserve’s seven-member Board of Governors, the president of … Read more
Dear corrupt officials, You might want to start updating your resumes, because we will be releasing new videos starting next week. — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) April 23, 2018 Dear corrupt officials, You might want to start updating your resumes, because we will be releasing new videos starting next week. — James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) April 23, … Read more
Fourteen states have set new records for low unemployment rates in the last year, nearly a decade after the recession put millions of Americans out of work. The states hitting new unemployment lows run the ideological gamut, from conservative Texas to liberal California, suggesting a recovery stronger than any particular political persuasion. In March, eight … Read more
Ten years ago, Amazon introduced the Kindle and established the appeal of reading on a digital device. Four years ago, Jeff Bezos and company rolled out the Echo, prompting millions of people to start talking to a computer. Now Amazon.com Inc. is working on another big bet: robots for the home. The retail and cloud computing giant has … Read more
There’s a lot of doubt about Chipotle’s turnaround. But Hedgeye Restaurants analyst Howard Penney has seen this story play out before. Penney’s nearly two decades of experience covering consumer products suggests Chipotle will be an even better company after it sorts out its issues. Every great restaurant company (MCD, SBUX, YUM, DPZ, DNKN, WEN, QSR … Read more
From Fox News: A Colorado woman is facing a $500 fine from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for saving a free apple she received as a snack from Delta Air Lines on her way back to the United States from Paris, France. Crystal Tadlock told Fox 31 Denver, toward the end of her flight from Paris, … Read more
Pompeo headed for confirmation after surprise panel vote A Senate panel on Monday voted to give CIA Director Mike Pompeo a favorable recommendation that puts him on course to be confirmed as secretary of State, following a surprise last-minute vote switch by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.). Pompeo was poised to face a historic setback by becoming the first secretary of State nominee … Read more
by Lance Roberts At the end of February, I discussed the impact of the tax cut and reform legislation as it related to corporate profits. “In October of 2017, the estimates for REPORTED earnings for Q4, 2017 and Q1, 2018 were $116.50 and $119.76. As of February 15th, the numbers are $106.84 and $112.61 or a difference of -$9.66 and -7.15 respectively. … Read more
by Jesse I find it a disturbing trend that the corporate media continues to attack alternatives to their attempts to manufacture consent, lumping them all together as ‘extremists.’ That is a smear tactic, and it is being used to defend the corporate narrative from questioning. Was this intentional fear-mongering, or just their usual sloppy reporting? … Read more
“Here’s a great stat – since January 2017, the number of people forced to use food stamps is down 1.9 million. The American people are finally back to work!” President Donald Trump 17:08 – 23 abr. 2018 Here’s a great stat – since January 2017, the number of people forced to use food stamps is … Read more
There was no official intel to start the investigation against Trump. Awan and the laptop are back in the spotlight. According to Q the clowns in Armenia have now been removed, there was a secret meeting between Trump and Putin in Armenia. Germany’s largest TV broadcaster says the chem attack in Syria was staged. OPCW … Read more