Investment Watch Blog

by Mark Angelides Does watching a movie nowadays leave you with the feeling that you’ve just been preached to? Quite likely it’s because you have. The whole Hollywood industry has abandoned its primary cause of entertainment and moved into the field of social conditioning. And the agenda is not in our interests; it’s in the … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0n1bwKSzCY Last week’s WannaCry ransomware attack led to worldwide cyber chaos, crippling vital computer systems such as those used by the NHS. Now victims of the hack are reporting they have received a chilling new message from the cyber criminals behind the scheme. Infected computers have received a pop-up encouraging users to send the attackers … Read more

by Martin Armstrong The Washington Post, New York  Times, and CNN, among others, are desperately trying to get rid of Trump to support the status quo, the deep state, and prevent any economic reform whatsoever. Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post for $250 million and cut a deal with the CIA to build their cloud … Read more

by Michael Snyder The deep state is orchestrating a political coup against President Trump, and this latest move makes it clear that they are going for the jugular. Now that former FBI director Robert Mueller has been appointed as “special counsel” to investigate the scandals swirling around the Trump administration, the mid-term elections in 2018 … Read more

By Gabrielle Seunagal With every passing day, the national debt increases. Some people would be shocked to learn that America has been plagued with debt since the year of 1835. It has been projected that we will not be paying off the debt anytime soon, if ever. In this day and age, government spending has … Read more

Tax liens can be complex and vary in form depending on the circumstances but generally speaking the term relates to a government claim against assets based on failure to pay a tax debt on time and this may occur on either a state or federal level. Whilst it’s always wise to seek professional investment advice … Read more

by Pamela Williams   You have never heard of this man!  His name is Johnny DeStefano…sounds like Mafia, doesn’t he?  He is the head of personnel and policy for President Donald Trump, and he has blocked Trump supporters from the White House.  He has the job of deciding who will work in the Trump Administration, and … Read more

by Mark Angelides With recent denouncements of President Trump and the entirely unsurprising calls for impeachment (that were in fact being called for by the same people before he even took office), coupled with the fact that yesterday marked 18 years to the day that the Clinton impeachment began, I thought I might try a … Read more

by Pamela Williams Here we go again.  We are under Version 2 cyber-attack.  This one is different from the first WannaCry attack.  The experts are saying this attack will be worse. The new attack targets the same vulnerabilities as the WannaCry ransomware worm exploited, but there will be no freezing of files this time. This Version … Read more

There is a narrative developing behind what the MSM is reporting and spinning. That’s normal of course but it’s hard to see sometimes unless you know where to look and what to look for. Some of this stuff you all know. It’s been discussed on GLP. I’m just going to organize it a little. First … Read more

Analyst/trader Gregory Mannarino says, “There is not one asset class, not one, that has a real price discovery mechanism right now. How do we know this is true? The central banks, all of them, are distorting the debt market. It’s the largest part of this market, and they are artificially suppressing interest rates. This creates … Read more

By Michael Snyder The wolves are circling, and members of Congress from both political parties are now openly talking about impeaching President Trump.  On Wednesday, speculation of a looming Trump impeachment sent stocks plunging.  The Dow was down 372 points, and the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both experienced their largest declines in eight months.  … Read more

By Gabrielle Seunagal The recent firing of (former) FBI Director James Comey has apparently prompted Republican leaders to discuss the possibility of President Trump facing impeachment. This talk stems from speculations about whether or not the President fired Comey as a means of halting an investigation into former national security advisor, Michael Flynn. On Wednesday, … Read more

by Robert Carbery   While Syria and other far off conflicts in Asia garner most of the world’s attention, there is a war underway at our very doorstep and no one is talking about it.   Mexico’s drug war claimed the lives of 23,000 people in 2016. This death toll was second only to Syria, … Read more

by Martin Armstrong The correction has begun with the uneasiness of the two political scandals surrounding Trump – Russian meeting and now a Comey memo saying Trump asked him to kill the investigation into Flyn. The first is not really an issue legally, but the second could fuel the quest to impeach Trump which is … Read more

by Pamela Williams   This is the biggest story we may ever witness.  Seth Rich was a beautiful young man, who was a DNC employee over Voter Data, and he was an avid Bernie Sanders supporter.  I am sure you know that Seth was murdered – gunned down – shot in the head as he was … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF3giMxEW6g After 40 years of organic farming, Azure Standard farms in Oregon is being told they will be forced to use RoundUp or similar chemical methods of weed control — thereby ending their ability to grow organic food. Hear the case for organic farming from an experienced farmer.   Azure Standard, a beautiful 2,000-acre organic … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KZWX1BarD4 British shoppers are increasingly seeking bargains to offset rising inflation and employers are finding it harder to recruit migrant workers, according to surveys published on Tuesday which reflected the impact of last year’s Brexit vote. Total retail sales showed their strongest year-on-year growth in six years in April, but the jump largely reflected the … Read more