Investment Watch Blog

by Daniel Carter I know, speaking disparagingly about democracy is considered blasphemy by most Americans. For many decades, US citizens have been taught to uncritically support the democratic system. Both republicans and democrats have accepted democracy as the only viable option of governance. However, what if I told you that the founders of the US were … Read more

by Daniel Carter The news cycle seems even more absurd than usual considering what is blatantly being ignored. This week, the media has been obsessed with the Golden Globes and the virtue-signaling actors and actresses that attended the event. Oprah’s self-righteous speech had the mainstream media and their leftist minions ready to anoint her with the … Read more

By Robert Carbery Ryan McMaken wrote an insightful piece in the libertarian-heavy Mises Wire on Monday about how the one-size-fits-all solution to infrastructure is flawed. Essentially, we don’t need a federal solution to our many infrastructure woes.   With recent tragedies such as the Amtrak train crash in Washington State in December, politicians are declaring … Read more

by howmuch Cryptocurrency bag holders often boast that their network transaction speeds are faster than mainstream payment methods, such as Visa or Paypal. As cryptocurrencies continue to rise in popularity, it will be important to determine which blockchain payment networks could eventually become the “new Visa.” While both sides continue to debate their arguments, we jumped through … Read more

Have you ever been at the helm of a grand project? Perhaps a project whose success could very well change the environment of where you live? This is the kind of responsibility that passionate individuals like Mazen Al Sawwaf have taken upon themselves as he helms the construction of Victoria City, a project being completed … Read more

by Chris Black Yesterday, James Keefe’s Project Veritas revealed to the American (and worldwide) public how various (high ranking) Twitter employees were actively censoring, banning, shadowbanning etc. dissenting views on the social media platform. And what do you know: it was basically a left-wing group, most of them foreigners judging by their names, bashing white-Christian … Read more

by Chris Black According to a report on Wednesday, Chinese officials are contemplating the possibility of either slowing or completely halting the purchase of US treasuries, thus making bond investors (among others) jittery, as this may be the end of a thirty year old bull market and, why not, on long-term, the end of the … Read more

The first step to building a good budget that will leave you some money for investing is to make sure you have enough funds to cover the basics. Of course, budgeting is easier in some areas where expenses for essentials such as groceries and rent are lower. For people who live in the United Kingdom … Read more

by stockboardasset Bill Gross, ex. Bond King, has called the “bond bear market confirmed today,” as he says the 25-year long-term trendlines have broke on shorter-dated maturities. Gross: Bond bear market confirmed today. 25 year long-term trendlines broken in 5yr and 10yr maturity Treasuries. — Janus Henderson Investors (@JHIAdvisors) January 9, 2018 As the UST10Y probes around … Read more

BY SRSROCCO Some nasty dark clouds are forming on the financial horizon as total world debt is increasing nearly three times as fast as total global wealth.   But, that’s okay because no one cares about the debt, only the assets matter nowadays.  You see, as long as debts are someone else’s problem, we can add as … Read more

by Martin Armstrong The marriage of Prince Harry with Meghan Markle, an American, presents a real nightmare for the Royal Family. Meghan is required by law to not merely pay taxes on worldwide income, but if she receives money from her husband or his family, that will be income of gifts both of which will … Read more

The entire plan the cabal had is now turning on them, Russia gate has backfired, the credibility of the news networks has declined. The Mueller investigation has gone no where in a year. Investigation into underhanded dealing is in progress. Mysterious satellite is lost in space or something else happened to it. North and South … Read more

In this video, Jason Bermas reviews the film American Made and separates fact from fiction regarding Barry Seal, the CIA, George Bush, Bill Clinton, and so much more regarding the scandal. Is the Tom Cruise worth watching, or is it more Hollywood propaganda?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVBoUADHi7A A storm in Southern California has given way to deadly mudslides in areas devastated by recent wildfires. RT America’s Natasha Sweatte has more on how residents are dealing with one deadly disaster after another.

Ageing populations, low investment and tightening monetary policy limit expansion via Shawn Donnan Global growth appears to have peaked, with demographics, a lack of investment, a slowing in productivity gains and tightening monetary policy placing limits on economic expansion, the World Bank said. The world’s economic output grew 3 per cent last year as more than … Read more

by Martin Armstrong I have previously reported that about 50% of German municipalities are insolvent. This is a global trend and we are witnessing it in the United States as well. The North Rhine-Westphalian Association of Cities has called for help from the future German federal government as the building crisis among financially weak municipalities continue … Read more