Does This Remind You of Previous Market Crash Conditions

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Want a Guaranteed Recession? Start Raising Interest Rates Figure 1. Chart from The Scariest Chart in the Market. Let’s look at a few of the issues involved: [1] The standard reason for raising interest rates seems to be concern about inflationary impacts occurring as a result of rising food and energy prices. In practice, the impact of … Read more

We are in the middle of a massive and coordinated PR campaign that crosses multiple media corporations with a unified theme. Why?

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by SP From Vox on the Mueller indictements. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team has filed its first charges against Russians. On Friday afternoon, the Justice Department indicted 13 Russian people and 3 Russian companies, accusing them of conspiring to interfere with “US political and electoral processes, including the presidential election of 2016.” The indictment focuses primarily on propaganda efforts … Read more

Warning: Death Line rejects sending $SPX Red as UST Yields Rocketed Higher… Year 2008 keeps coming up!!

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Warning: Death Line rejects sending $SPX Red as UST Yields Rocketed Higher. Caution into the overnight… pic.twitter.com/Fw49WOywVO — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) February 21, 2018 https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/966407908136308741 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/966058185722343425 #SP500 back below the 50 day moving average……. Credit is rolling over w/ stock market, does that mean a slowdown is coming? pic.twitter.com/SLaONKrihT — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) February 20, 2018   … Read more

Graph depicting reasons for decline of living standards in America. Price changes of Selected U.S Consumer Goods & Services & Wages from 1997 – 2017.

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The ruling class made things cheaper that would pacify the increasingly impoverished US middle class, while gouging the price of everything important. As you can clearly see from this graph from the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, shows that wages in America only began keeping up with the pace of inflation around 2009. … Read more

Parkland students want voting age lowered, too

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Amanda Head of TheRebel.media: Do you remember what you were doing at 16 years old — or what your worldview was like? Likely, it was probably not very well-formed or mature. And you likely weren’t informed enough to vote. https://www.therebel.media/anti_gun_parkland_students_also_want_voting_age_lowered_to_16

KFC closing 80% outlets in UK and Ireland – what's meaning that from business perspective?

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http://www.businessinsider.com/kfc-shuts-750-uk-stores-in-chicken-logistics-crisis-2018-2 On short: Delivery problems force KFC shutdown across UK, Ireland due to DHL delivery logistic chain blockage, where there is mainly one big warehouse in the city of Rugby, a town in central England from where all the chicken is distributed country wide. More than 750 out of 900 KFC outlets that is 80%, … Read more

‘Baltimore Is The Nation’s Most Dangerous City’

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by stockboardasset We now have supporting evidence that Baltimore is the “nation’s most dangerous city,” according to a new report issued by USA Today’s crime desk. The implosion of Baltimore’s inner city comes as little surprise to us, considering our recent reportingof out of control murders and violent crime plunging the town into turmoil after the Ferguson effect (2015). “Baltimore is … Read more

Devin Nunes Submits Questions To Obama Officials About Clinton-Steele Dossier…

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by sundance Anyone else notice how, post letter to FISC Judge Collyer, Chairman Bob Goodlatte is running silent, yet deep?  ‘One-Ping Only‘…. we digress. You might remember from a recent interview with HPSCI Chairman Devin Nunes how the Chairman was appreciative of State Department Jonathan Winer’s op-ed in the Washington Post regarding his role in promoting the Clinton-Steele Dossier… Well, today … Read more

WHY RELYING ON TWITTER IS JUST PLAIN STUPID

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Chris Cuomo does it again, this time retweeting a totally bogus claim — without a lick of fact-checking — that some kid bought an AR-15 without valid ID. Twitter busts him on the fact that the same kid admitted he never bought the weapon, and Ben Shapiro adds that: “When called on it, Cuomo tweeted, “Isn’t the point that the kid’s … Read more

After Years of Crisis in Spain, Pensioners Will Be Next to Feel the Pain

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Doubts emerge as to who is saving whom. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. Structural unemployment and falling wages, precarious jobs, an endless brain drain, a rapidly ageing population, and the government’s constant pilfering of the national pensions pot have all taken their toll on Spain’s social security system. As we warned last … Read more

BIG NEWS! AmRen is suing twitter to end censorship!

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https://youtu.be/CUg5TrWzjzY Jared Taylor announces that he and his organization, American Renaissance, are suing Twitter for banning their accounts. The reason Twitter gave—“affiliation with a violent extremist organization”—is absurd. Twitter simply disagreed with the content of their tweets. Taylor explains that under the California Constitution, Twitter must protect free speech on its public forum. He notes … Read more

Deficits Do Matter

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by Michael Lebowitz The Federal Reserve (Fed) has increased the Fed Funds rate by 125 basis points or 1.25% since 2015, which had little effect on bonds until recently. Of late, however, yields on longer-maturity bonds have begun to rise, contributing to anxiety in the equity markets. The current narrative from Wall Street and the … Read more

The End of (Artificial) Stability

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by Charles Hugh-Smith The central banks’/states’ power to maintain a permanent bull market in stocks and bonds is eroding. There is nothing natural about the stability of the past 9 years. The bullish trends in risk assets are artificial constructs of central bank/state policies. As these policies are reduced or lose their effectiveness, the era of … Read more

Socialism Always Moves to Tyranny

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by Martin Armstrong   The economic message taught in most universities is very distorted. It universally teaches children to judge economic systems from the perspective of their victims. They will endlessly point out the impoverished people and the devastation of the climate as proof that capitalism is evil and that we need government to intervene. … Read more