When is the crash coming? Internet data mining expert Clif High says, “We are crashing now. That’s the problem. We may not have a big crash down, but we are crashing now in the form of the crack up boom. . . . When your currency is dying, and we saw this with the greenback … Read more
by Jesse Apparently the Banks have been lobbying heavily, and expending significant amounts of money again, leaning on their Congressmen and pressuring regulators, saying that their capital standards need to be relaxed so that they can make more loans to stimulate economic growth. But that, according to the FDIC Vice-Chairman, is utter nonsense. “Hoenig, who … Read more
by Pamela Williams This should enrage the American people to the point of revolution! Each day, that Mueller continues the façade of a Russian Interference Probe is another blow to the intelligence of the American people. Not only that he is destroying the dignity of the office of of the Presidency and making a sham … Read more
by David Haggith One reason I started my own economics blog was because of how tired I was of reading government-regurgitated half truths about the economy. Nothing has changed. As Newsmax and other publications report this week that July was a bumper month for lower-wage earners, I continue to have to sift for myself through all the glitter … Read more
by Mark Angelides Popular Conservative pundit and NRA spokeswoman, Dana Loesch, has released a new video calling out the New York Times for their bias, dishonesty and subservient compliance with the Democrat party. She berates them for being complicit with their “Democrat Overlords” and lets them know that the NRA now firmly has them in … Read more
by Mark Angelides There seems to be a staffing crisis taking place in the White House at present. Every week or so we hear of another appointment or firing, and the media begins its spin machine going again, keeping the 24 hour news cycle fed. What is even more amazing than the staff turnover is … Read more
By Michael Snyder Are we right on the verge of one of the greatest financial collapses in American history? I have been repeatedly warning that our ridiculously over-inflated stock market bubble could burst at any time, but former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan believes that the bond bubble actually presents an even greater danger. When you … Read more
by Pamela Williams You may think this is a strange title for a report, but actually it is meant to be a literal question. Soon, even if you live in a gated community, or even on your own farm out in the middle of nowhere…you will come to understand what the title means. Time has speeded … Read more
by Pamela Williams I know John Podesta has said he wants everyone just to shut up about the Seth Rich murder and investigation, but when you have videos and audios of evidence that should be examined, one must talk about it. If not, there would be a cover-up wouldn’t there? There have been several … Read more
by BILL BONNER POITOU, FRANCE – This is getting monotonous. Another day, another record high for the Dow… now above the 22,000-point mark for the first time in history. And based on the CAPE ratio – a valuation measure that compares stock prices to the average of the past 10 years of inflation-adjusted earnings – the … Read more
by Dana Lyons This week has seen yet more examples of poor internals despite new highs in the major averages. Last week, we highlighted 2 recent potential examples of a weakening in the “internals” of the stock market rally. Again, by internals, we are referring to the amount of participation in the rally as measured by statistics … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9cW9FGqC_g Kimberly Morin for Western Journalism reports, The Dow Jones Industrial Average went above 22,000 Wednesday for the first time, and consumer confidence is reportedly higher. Both signs suggest the economy is getting better, so why are so many retailers closing? Read More/Source/Credit(FAIR USE): http://www.westernjournalism.com/reta…
by Tom McClellan Everyone has heard the old saying about “Sell in May and go away,” but history shows that the period of seasonal strength actually ends around August 1. But it is tougher to come up with a catchy rhyming phrase for that. The question for this year, with such a strong market, is whether … Read more
Several companies within the casino industry saw their shares on the Chinese Stock Market -the Hang Seng Index- fall in recent days and there’s high expectation of more volatility for prices. The industry, despite optimism not too long ago, is now expected to witness slow growth for a while. The rise and fall of any … Read more
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Sales volume crashes, prices plunge from April peak. In the Greater Toronto Area, sales of homes of all types in July plunged 40.4% compared to July last year to 5,921 transactions. By type: Detached houses -47.4% Semi-detached houses -38.6% Townhouses -36.5%: Condos -30.5%. At the same time, as sales volume was … Read more
by Pamela Williams I want to say never in a million years did I think I would ever see the United States treat our President in this disturbing way. I am worried President Trump may not live through his Presidency. I want to ask you to join me in laying a blanket of prayers over the … Read more
European banking system is getting worse and the central bankers are preparing for a collapse of the banking system. Core Logic is reporting the housing is overvalued, it is exactly what we saw in the 2008 crisis. Manufacturing last another 4000 jobs. Greenspan is worrying that its not the stock market bubble everyone should be … Read more
by tsukeisawa Yesterday wikileaks released an audio recording from Seymour Hersch where he confirmed that Seth Rich gave some confidential files from the DNC to Wikileaks. The left would like you to focus on the murder of Seth but that is not the main reason why this is relevant. The most important thing is that this … Read more
by Mark Angelides In what is surely an attempt by the Canadian state to make people fear the very idea of defending themselves and their families, a man has been charged with attempted murder after wrestling a gun from one of three armed home invaders and shooting one of them (non-life threatening injury). Why is … Read more
by Shaun Richards There is a saying that even a blind squirrel occasionally finds a nut. I am left wondering about this as I note that the former Chair of the US Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan has posted a warning about bond markets. From Bloomberg. Equity bears hunting for excess in the stock market might … Read more