by Daisy Luther We’ve been pretty lucky over the last ten years in terms of inflation, which has remained at about 2%. However, if the Wall Street Journal is correct, our luck is about to run out. The price of …
via promptcloud: The American job market is showing an upswing both in terms of job growth and wage. However, if we look at the US jobs report, it is not the number of new jobs created or the declining unemployment rate …
via AVI GILBURT Many people ask me what will happen next week or next year in the stock market. While I take it as a compliment that they think I am some kind of prophet, I am only an analyst who reads …
New home sales disappoint despite prices dropping and having so many houses for sale. Insider selling soars as more and more get out of the market. The Fed is doing what it always does, crash the market, but this time …
From Bloomberg: America never made up the growth it lost in the 2008 global financial crisis and the recession it triggered. A decade later, U.S. households are still counting the cost. Gross domestic product remains well below what its 2007 trend …
The FBI released new FOIA Clinton documents today. Turns out that she had a ‘successor server’ for her bathroom email server. The documents can be found here: https://vault.fbi.gov/hillary-r.-clinton/Hillary%20R.%20Clinton%20Part%2024%20of%2024/view h/t Rocksolid1111
I think both Quinnipiac and Rasmussen are outliers in the aggregate and he’s indeed at about 43 or 44: https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls/…
Social media warfare – the US Senate unveils how it thinks Russia is allegedly swaying opinion in America … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kytrd9aMByE
by Michael Snyder Warren Buffett’s favorite indicator is telling us that stocks are more overvalued right now than they have ever been before in American history. That doesn’t mean that a stock market crash is imminent. In fact, this indicator …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter It’s called “Housing Crisis” for a reason. When we discuss the insane San Francisco housing market, it’s usually in terms of median asking rents ($4,680 a month for a 2-bedroom), the median single-family house price ($1.7 …
via Cormac Mullen Baa rated corporate bond premiums have risen above 2% Less-followed indicator ‘should not be ignored,’ Paulsen says One gauge of recession risk with a “pretty good” track record over the last half century has just raised a cautionary signal, …
by Ruby Henley When I watched this video, I had to do a second take. I thought I had misunderstood this man’s words, but I was not mistaken. I am still amazed at what he said to the audience in …
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statics, the average annual expenditures during this period were $50,486. Northeast spending was $54,918, Midwest spending was $47,846, Southern spending was $46,823 and Western spending was $55,453. The average annual expenditures break …
There was a time wherein these kind of conditions would have instantly become subject to strict public oversight and legislative intervention. However, in a modern age designed to legislate for the benefit of private faction, rather than individual citizens, it …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG4mjpkTiRs PROOF Something Big & Bad’s Coming To America—What Happened Abroad Will Happen Here!
According to a new survey conducted by Edelman, almost half of Californians surveyed are planning on moving out of of state. Source: http://cms.edelman.com/sites/default/…
by jessefelder Three aspects of the stock market that I follow closely are fundamentals, sentiment and technicals. According the measures below, all three now show the stock market has entered uncharted territory. The first chart comes from my friend, John Hussman, and …
by Jim Quinn Courtesy of: Visual Capitalist One incredible thing about the big data era is that it allows us to crunch the numbers on pretty much anything. Whether it’s analyzing a database of 50 million chess moves made during actual …
by Mark Angelides It sounds like a joke headline, or maybe something cropped from the basement of some keyboard warrior, but this is actually published as a real life article on the University of Alberta Website with the headline: “Frank …
In CFD trading, the trader does not physically own the asset purchased – whether it be shares of stocks, commodities, or a foreign currency. What the trader purchases is a contract between yourself and the provider of the CFD. CFDs …