President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that a deal has been made on TikTok with Walmart and Oracle, calling it a “great deal for America.” “We have some very big news
The Fed has broken the very concept of markets. pic.twitter.com/DecRQe12eB — Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) May 20, 2020 Correct except they werent buying stocks. They were buying call options. Because….like…..this shits
The concept of the Fed as a "drug dealer" is not just an analogy (metaphor??) – it's how they see themselves. This is an actual Dick Fisher quote, on CNBC
“The whole concept of negative yields, of people paying for the privilege of lending money, is insane behavior to me. That’s not fixed-income investing, that’s fixed-loss investing.''— William Eigen, @JPMorganAM
Given that it usually takes around 2 to 4 days to get through the euphoria of a throw over – from the time it breaks over its upper boundary –
by TIMOTHY_TRISMEGISTUS One of my early introductions to conspiracy thought was the Deep Politics of Peter Scott Dale. I was very impressed with the cohesive argument that power is wielded
Today, the prospect of digital banking is centered on the blockchain technology. Cheaper, faster, and cross-border transactions will be accessible to everyone irrespective of their location. Remarkably, if the principle
The pin bar is defined as a bar that comes with a long lower or upper shadow, wick, or tail. It has a small actual body. Pin bars can be
EXETER’S PYRAMID Learn this concept before postulating about monetary policy or history. #Gold will always be the base of stability, regardless of all the fantasy piled upon it. US #DEBT
During the 1950s Solomon Asch conducted and published a series of experiments that demonstrated the degree to which an individual’s own opinions are influenced by those of a majority group.
by John Ward Global battle lines are being drawn, and ranks are closing. May and Macron have thrown in their lot with Alt State perjury. The Slog lays out a dozen
Last summer, Zero Hedge compiled a primer of sorts on the global sharing economy. Their primer drew largely from Bank of America’s report on the global sharing economy, which was