Tavi Costa: Here we are again!

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By the way: I do think the 2-year yield will likely break out above this trend. It wont change my view about a major deceleration of growth ahead of us. We are likely at peak corporate earnings and margins are poised to get squeezed. This is a 1973-74 set up on steroids. — Otavio (Tavi) … Read more

Republicans claim a Biden/ media conspiracy, claim the media gives Biden pre planned questions!

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Rep. Jake Ellzey questioned whether a cue card with talking points that President Biden used involved collusion with the media and suggested that other people are “calling the shots.” A photo showed that Biden held a note card during a news briefing Monday. The card included prepared responses to a question asking what the president … Read more

Blackrock President Says You Deserve Inflation

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https://finance.yahoo.com/video/blackrock-president-says-inflation-lesson-211136024.html So one of the leading causes of inflation says we’re entitled and we have to learn to sacrifice. These crooks think they are untouchable. Where’s the $30 trillion, Brandon? h/t SexualDeth5quad

U.S. Intel and National Security Apparatus Make Moves to Protect Joe Biden From Hunter Biden Laptop Fallout

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by Sundance Two extremely devastating accounts from the CIA and U.S. Intelligence Community’s public relations firm, The Washington Post, surface today highlighting and confirming the authenticity of the material contained in the Hunter Biden laptop. The first defensive narrative is titled “Here’s how The Post analyzed Hunter Biden’s laptop” and was published at 11:00am ET today.  … Read more

FEC fines DNC and Clinton for Trump dossier hoax

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“This may well be the first time that Hillary Clinton — one of the most evidently corrupt politicians in American history — has actually been held legally accountable, and I’m proud to have forced the FEC to do their job for once. The Coolidge Reagan Foundation proved that with pluck and grit, Americans who stand … Read more

Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has a net worth of $119 million

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Article Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has a net worth of between $41 million and $119 million. Gensler, who was previously chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and a partner at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., disclosed the figures in a form filed with the Office of Government Ethics, as part … Read more

Germany and Austria taking measures towards rationing of Gas. France is also preparing for a potential gas curtailment.

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Germany and Austria have triggered emergency plans over possible gas supply disruption amid a payments stand-off with Russia. Russia had demanded “unfriendly” countries pay for its gas in roubles from 31 March, but the EU, which mainly pays in euros, rejected the idea. Moscow later appeared to soften its stance, saying on Wednesday rouble payments … Read more

Boy that escalated quickly…

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Boy that escalated quickly#Curveinversion pic.twitter.com/jcncpNyYxm — Andreas Steno Larsen (@AndreasSteno) March 30, 2022 "Investors' ability to trade US government debt has deteriorated to its lowest point since the ructions of March 2020, deepening worries about the world's most important bond market" https://t.co/1WFFk2w5zV — Jan Nieuwenhuijs (@JanGold_) March 30, 2022

India set to bypass US dollar for trade with Russia. The Ruble is back. All post invasion losses erased.

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https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1509223913330335745 India set to bypass US dollar for trade with Russia A system that could allow the direct rupee to rouble payments could be launched this week, enabling trade between India and Russia. A Sakthivel, President of the Federation of Indian Export Organisations recently told CNBC that the arrangement would pave the way for financial … Read more

This Is the Only Trigger I Know Of That Predicted the 2020 Crash… What’s It Saying Today?

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By Graham Summers, MBA Thus far this week, we’ve been noting an extremely odd development. And it’s left strategic investors feeling uneasy to say the least. Stocks, the asset class most investors pay attention to, have erupted higher. Indeed, if you only look at stocks by themselves… everything looks great right now. The S&P 500 has gone … Read more

Market Myths – Critical Issue To Understand

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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong, I am trying to make sense of the US stock markets and am trying to understand how to best position myself now. I feel I did a terrible mistake by “betting” on further declining markets roughly two weeks ago – given the expected policy change of the Fed, the … Read more

Kyle Bass: China’s using lockdowns to manipulate oil prices lower so they can stock up on “cheap” oil

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WTI crude hit $123 in the second week of March and China announced a full shut-down of Shenzhen- sending crude down $28 in 7 days. WTI climbs back to $115 March 23rd and China announces two phase shutdown of Shanghai sending crude down $17 in 5 days. #ChinaExposed #CrudeOil — 🇺🇸 Kyle Bass 🇹🇼 (@Jkylebass) … Read more

Newly Introduced California Abortion Bill Could Legalize Infanticide For Several Weeks After Birth

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“AB 2223 literally decriminalizes infanticide — the killing of babies possibly up to two months old. It eliminates civil and criminal penalties for abortions including "perinatal death." The bill doesn't define the term “perinatal” – but it doesn’t have… https://t.co/J7NQUUFnkg pic.twitter.com/rn3ZXqQQGW — Right To Life League (@Right2LifeLg) March 21, 2022 A newly proposed bill in … Read more

BLOOMBERG: “Inflation will mean the average U.S. household has to spend an extra $5,200 this year ($433 per month) compared to last year…” Danielle DiMartino Booth: “Living on early withdrawal of social security wasn’t realistic before inflation took off. Now it’s impossible.”

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BLOOMBERG: “Inflation will mean the average U.S. household has to spend an extra $5,200 this year ($433 per month) compared to last year…” https://t.co/QJtOiuAIF5 — John Ashbrook (@JohnAshbrook) March 30, 2022 This trend will, no doubt, accelerate. Living on early withdrawal of social security wasn’t realistic before inflation took off. Now it’s impossible. This is, … Read more

“The market is punishing US companies that rely on international supply chains or have a high international manufacturing footprint.” – Goldman

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'The market is punishing US companies that, according to Goldman, "rely on international supply chains or have a high international manufacturing footprint." Investors want to see more onshoring.' https://t.co/N4gz5io4xu via @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/AFnzddq0j9 — Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) March 29, 2022