by John Rubino Silver’s popping today. Which is what people following the futures market action have been expecting for several months now. Speculators – usually wrong at big turning points and almost always at least slightly net long silver – …
via Christopher Hamilton From a growth perspective, it doesn’t matter if the world is 7.5 million or 7.5 billion persons… it only matters how many more there are from one year to the next. Economic growth (or the ability to consume more… not …
Social media causes…. – Depression – Anxiety – Loss of empathy – Addictive behavior – Memory loss – Short attention spans – Narcissism – Loneliness – Literally re-wires our brains Is the “high” really worth it? https://twitter.com/PrisonPlanet/status/981307196620320768
by Martin Armstrong Extremely reliable sources from Behind the Curtain in Europe are becoming deeply concerned that Draghi at the ECB has created a monumental economic disaster he is just praying to holding off until he leaves next year. Interest …
by MagicalMysteryRadio It won’t happen overnight, as people’s habits take time to change, but the recent purge of alternative voices on all of these platforms will soon backfire. Very powerful, moneyed interests saw the danger an open internet represented, so …
Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, On October 19, 1987, the Dow experienced its biggest one-day percentage loss in history – plunging 22.6%. It was “Black Monday.” The selloff was so fast and so severe, nothing else even comes close. …
By David Stockman Last week’s twin 1,000 point plunges on the Dow were not errors. Instead, these close-coupled massacres, which wiped out $4 trillion of global market cap in two days, marked the beginning of a bear market that will be generational, not a temporary cyclical downleg. What …
by Simon Black Less than two weeks ago, the United States Department of Treasury very quietly released its own internal projections for the federal government’s budget deficits over the next several years. And the numbers are pretty gruesome. In order to …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezC3oOokB78 Alex Jones reflects on the weird scenes inside the globalist bubble. Where the arrogance has reached such high levels of shallow ridiculousness, it’s as if it had been written by Hollywood.
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent dip in the stock market unfortunately vindicating what we at WAM have been warning about frequently for the past 5 months. The DOW Industrial at one point …
by BamaBangs Hello, and welcome to the beginning of the end of the Mueller Investigation. Today we’re going to discuss the legal doctrine of the “Fruit of the Poisonous Tree.” I want to take you back in time to 1920, where …
via hedgopia U.S. consumers are alive and well. There is both good and bad in this – good now but potentially bad down the road. Consumer spending in December rose 0.4 percent month-over-month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $13.7 …
Call-Out Culture Is a Toxic Garbage Dumpster Fire of Trash. “Trash”—as well as its sister term “garbage”—has become the word du jour to describe everything from men to Tinder to, perhaps most frequently, Lena Dunham. It’s a term hurled, not …
by Ruby Henley I was researching for the topic of my next report, but I did not expect to discover a reality I did not know existed. I had watched a video on where the safest places would be when …
by Chris Black According to a report on Wednesday, Chinese officials are contemplating the possibility of either slowing or completely halting the purchase of US treasuries, thus making bond investors (among others) jittery, as this may be the end of …
via Daniel Carter Summary No, not like 1929, 1987, 2001 or 2007. I’ve seen many analyses comparing this economic cycle with those that have ended in tears. Well, I’m no different. The macroeconomic and political conditions today are beginning to resemble …
by Michael Snyder For decades, Americans have known that very sick things happen behind the scenes in Washington D.C., but the mainstream media nearly really talks about any of it. But now the curtain is starting to be pulled back, and …
by Pamela Williams The firing of Ex-FBI Director James Comey comes as no surprise when you learn about James Comey the man. Regardless of the truth he must always be right, and every decision he makes comes from his need …
by Pamela Williams http://www.orlandosentinel.com/health/os-florida-blue-payment-problems-20170501-story.html Prepare yourself to read about a nightmare that most likely many of us have had, including myself. Picture this: Great weekend planned ahead, Last minute withdrawal from your bank, Ready to go, packed, and excited to …
by Mike Ehrmantraut If you study history, or more importantly the “Art of War”, every civil war throughout time has started with exploratory “confrontations” and limited engagements. This is exactly what we saw in Berkley a few days ago. Each side …