BTC – Lost support on the trend. If it doesn’t find the will to live, it’s going to retest (again) the channel top at 53K.
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The container ship blocked the Suez Canal for days, then it was freed – but the problem pot is still not allowed to leave the waterway. The “Ever Given” was officially stopped from the canal authorities, because now it’s about …
$NDX $SPX bullish again? pic.twitter.com/76F8NsEQP4 — Álvaro Oviedo (@alvoviedo) April 1, 2021 OUCH! The world’s largest credit ETF notched its worst month of outflows since it began trading about two decades ago. $42bn iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond …
Coming Soon! Junk can borrow for FREE! (We’ll have to give it a new name. Maybe dojunk? @Quillintel @SoberLook pic.twitter.com/xIlQ78lPES — Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) April 1, 2021 https://twitter.com/farrisbaba/status/1377469235815972865 "To get economic growth you need real investments. The Fed, in …
One of President Joe Biden‘s two German shepherds, Major, bit a second government employee on Monday. The dog sunk his teeth into a National Park Service employee on the White House South Lawn, and the unidentified victim received treatment at a …
At one point Toyota owned 3% of Tesla, 2010, then Toyota dumped Tesla holdings in 2017. Currently, Tesla and Toyota are working together again to finalize an agreement for Tesla to make a small size electric car. [links at bottom] …
Tell me again how USD is about to collapse! At https://t.co/1Cy03QuMgb we remain very BULLISH USD. Major rally about to unfold in #DXY – and crash in #EURUSD. This is #DEFLATIONARY. Major implications for all markets #Equities #Commodities #Gold #Silver! …
by confoundedinterest17 Not exactly a shocking headline since Argentina apparently loves to default on its foreign debt … or at least threaten to default. (Bloomberg) — Argentina is unable to repay its $45 billion debt with the International Monetary Fund under current …
From a relative to the VP Kamala Harris to ‘fact’ checkers on social media around the world we were told again yesterday what the facts were before we actually knew any fact. The job of ‘fact checking’ is nothing more …
Depending on how and when you count, Japan’s Toyota is the world’s largest automaker. According to Wheels, Toyota and Volkswagen vie for the title of the world’s largest, with each taking the crown from the other as the market moves. That’s …
from Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival Network Bob Hoye has been in investment business for some 50 years, making him one of the more experienced researchers. There’s nothing new in the market, but we’re seeing financial violence again. The public has never been …
via theepochtimes: “The Cupertino tech giant pulled the app in the wake of the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol. At the time, Apple said Parler could return to the App Store if it changed its moderation guidelines to comply with its terms of …
Antifa protesters set fires and damaged property during demonstration outside Federal Courthouse in Portland Federal agents reportedly deployed teargas and pepper balls in a bid to disperse the unruly mob The protesters were reportedly demonstrating against ICE, however they have …
Looks like #Twitter is #censoring #BitChute links. #FUCKTWITTER! Until they allow BitChute Links we will no longer use Twitter. Follow my work on: Parler: https://t.co/e4h3tkqvxXMinds: https://t.co/dFWdQX5izpVk: https://t.co/TqHImE8LWfGab: https://t.co/KeWW5vIvV0 pic.twitter.com/mfnQDx7nmB — chycho (@chycho) March 11, 2021 Twitter is again censoring BitChute …
by Natura Naturans Is Oroville dam going to fail AGAIN? This article notes it is leaking in the same places it did in the last failure under the spillway: March 18, 2019 Complete failure at Oroville Dam By Chriss Street The …
Censorship BACKFIRES On Far Left AGAIN, But They STILL Demand More. A left wing activists reporter was suspended on Twitter for posting an image of a “right wing” personality. This is something we see over and over. The people calling …
from Zero Hedge Argentina’s credit and FX markets are crashing for a second day, signaling an implied probability-of-default gauge over 60%, as investors rapidly lose faith that President Macri will fend off his populist foes and win re-election this year. In comments, Macri admitted …
RT, Released on 4/20/19 Max interviews Wolf Richter of WolfStreet.com about interest rates, property markets, Uber’s IPO and the future outlook for Amazon and Netflix. Max Keiser is an American broadcaster and film-maker. He hosts Keiser Report, a financial program …
by Chris Martenson propertyesp.com.au Conditions today mirror 2016, when growing weakness in the global economy and wobbling financial markets caused the world’s central banks to absolutely freak out. They responded by dumping more thin-air money into the system than ever …
by Ron Paul of Ron Paul Liberty Report President Trump has vetoed the second bill of his presidency. Both vetoes have strengthened the Executive Branch at the expense of the Legislative Branch (and the Constitution). Yesterday’s veto of S.J. Res. 7 means there …
by Jesse Colombo At the end of 2018, the global financial markets were reeling, the S&P 500 briefly fell into official bear market territory, and fear gauges were spiking. Sure enough, the Fed started to panic and backpedal on its previously hawkish …
by Michael Snyder Bernie Sanders is on a roll, and this is absolutely terrifying many establishment Democrats. He has raised far more money that any of the other Democratic candidates, he just took the lead in a major national poll, and a …
by Shaun Richards A feature of the credit crunch era is the repetition of various suggestions from governments and central banks. One example of this has been the issue of Eurobonds which invariably has a lifespan until the nearest German …
from Zero Hedge Almost five years ago, in May 2014, when he was setting the scene for the biggest asset bubble trap in history – trap because his own policies made it impossible to undo the Fed’s monetary policies without bringing …
via trueeconomics: Markets are supposed to be efficient. At least, on the timeline that allows to price in probabilistically plausible valuations of the firms. Markets failed to be efficient at the time of the dot.com bubble. And, it appears, they are …
from Zero Hedge In a move that will surprise exactly nobody, President Trump said on Wednesday that he won’t release his tax returns while he’s under audit, setting up a legal standoff between the White House, the Treasury Department and House …
by Charles Hugh-Smith The doses of Delusionol(tm) required to believe “this time it’s different” are becoming dangerous. Here we go again, another tech bubble is expanding like a supernova and the financial media is declaring (as it does during every …