Investment Watch Blog

by Pamela Williams James Comey loves puppies and walks in the park.  He is a very timid and shy man.  We all know this about our Ex-FbI Director James Comey…oh, yeah…an ex-FBI Director afraid to be left alone with President Trump.   You know, Comey, if you have evidence of someone committing a crime, don’t you … Read more

America, like the rest of the world, has a humongous appetite for drugs. Huge investments have gone into the drug war with meagre results achieved. As an average investor or citizen that is not addicted or a part of the supply chain, you may not understand how the drug situation affects you. However, the data … Read more

https://youtu.be/uzaKkQDzq8Q Hillary Clinton : We created Al-Qaeda – Like corporations, was there a name change? Trey Gowdy to MSNBC reporter “Susan Rice will go to Jail” https://youtu.be/BVippKN21IM One-on-one with Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice – Blaming the terrorists sponsored by tax dollars? Put your boots on for video below and hold on to your … Read more

by Mark Angelides Emmanuel Macron has received almost nothing but praise since his election win; the MSM drools over his Globalist stance and anti-Trump antics. But English language news sites are choosing not to expose the very real scandals that are engulfing him and his party and refusing to cover the fact that he may … Read more

by Robert Carbery Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers attacked the heart of Iran’s capital, Tehran, on Wednesday, striking its Parliament and the shrine of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeni. The coordinated and symbolic assaults killed 12 people in what is actually a rare incident — a deadly terrorist attack in Iran.   This is especially significant … Read more

By Michael Snyder Have you ever wondered why stocks just seem to keep going up no matter what happens?  For years, financial markets have been behaving in ways that seem to defy any rational explanation, but once you understand the role that central banks have been playing everything begins to make sense.  In the aftermath … Read more

by Michael Snyder Democrats are hoping that the testimony that former FBI Director James Comey will deliver on Thursday will be enough to take Donald Trump down for good. Comey released a written preview of his testimony on Wednesday, and it was obviously intended to draw even more attention to what is already being described … Read more

If statehood wins, as expected, the island will enact what’s known as the Tennessee Plan, an avenue to accession by which U.S. territories send a congressional delegation to demand to be seated in Washington. Puerto Rico will send two senators and five representatives, chosen by Gov. Ricardo Rosselló (D), later this year, once the plan … Read more

Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the indefensible destructiveness of the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) as it’s been a cancer on the American people since 1913 when the IRS Act was passed around the same time as The Federal Reserve Act. Monetary manipulation goes hand in hand with the extortion … Read more

Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Commercial Real Estate’s boom-and-bust cycle heads south. Commercial real estate’s eight-year boom reached such breath-taking levels that even the Fed has been pointing it out as one of the reasons for tightening monetary policy. The Fed is worried because of the size of the sector, its leverage, and what it did … Read more

by Mark Angelides Not just in the UK, but throughout Europe and America, more and more people are calling for those on terrorist watch lists to be interred, and even some major politicians are floating the idea now, too. But historically, no one has ever been proud of taking this action. It is a step … Read more

https://youtu.be/cexGKpXuOJo Did the FBI have evidence of a breach larger than Snowden? A lawsuit says yes. A former U.S. intelligence contractor tells Circa he walked away with more than 600 million classified documents on 47 hard drives from the National Security Agency and the CIA, a haul potentially larger than Edward Snowden’s now infamous breach. … Read more

Financial analyst Andy Hoffman contends debt is the main problem with the economy. Hoffman says, “There is so much debt in it that even a tiny bit of interest rate increase is killing it further. Yes, they have had the stock market go up, but what have they created? They have created Dotcom valuations in … Read more

by Robert Carbery Saturday June 3 was not only a hectic day because of the London Bridge attack but also because of the ratcheting of rhetoric regarding North Korea and China from our leaders.   Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said that North Korea presented a “clear and present danger,” sharp words for the nuclear armed … Read more

by Robert Carbery President Trump has said on multiple occasions that he inherited an economic mess from his predecessor. The mainstream media fact checkers moved quickly to disprove him, pointing to the grossly misleading low unemployment rate as all the proof you need. While the current economy looks better on the surface compared to 2009, … Read more

By Michael Snyder There comes a time when it becomes necessary to draw a line in the sand.  When the early settlers came to America, they were desperate to find a place where they could live in freedom.  And our Founding Fathers worked very hard to draft a Constitution that would guarantee that future generations … Read more

by Michael Snyder The middle class in America has been shrinking for decades, and our leaders seem powerless to do anything about it. Two years ago, the middle class became a minority in this country for the first time ever. In other words, the middle class now accounts for less than 50 percent of the … Read more

by KEN JORGUSTIN One of the most important set of plans and preparations that you can make today, are those of a hypothetical job loss (you, or your spouse). If you are one of the minority who actually follows and knows the reality of our current economic situation, then you of all people should know … Read more

by Shaun Richards The credit crunch era has seen an enormous expansion of monetary policy activity which has manifested itself in two main ways. We have seen interest-rates cut not only to zero but below it into negative territory. Then we saw enormous expansion of central bank balance sheets as well as Quantitative Easing style … Read more