https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byUZ_EUljj8 On this week’s Stansberry Investors Marketcast, John Gillin and Greg Diamond discuss last week’s “brutal” markets. All the major indices suffered big losses, and bear markets are popping up everywhere. As John explains, 40% of S&P 500 companies are …
by Thinker Well, POTUS continues to wait on Mueller and the longer he takes the more corruption in investigations concerning Obama/Clinton administration rise to the surface. How far will a friend go to protect a friend, even if they’re guilty??? …
by DCG From Washington Post: Are college students “snowflakes” — triggered, traumatized and all together too delicate for the real world? Or are they apathetic — so unconcerned that they can’t be bothered to purchase stamps to send in their absentee ballots? The …
From Papers, Please: The U.S. Transportation Security Administration released a detailed TSA Biometric Roadmap for Aviation Security & the Passenger Experience, making explicit the goal of requiring mug shots (to be used for automated facial recognition and image-based surveillance and control) as a condition …
From Jim Rickards, Editor, Daily Reckoning: My specialty is global macroeconomic analysis. I don’t usually get too involved in politics, and frankly I’d prefer to avoid the subject altogether. But at certain times politics intrudes on markets and you have to …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGa84MKDO2w Patriot Pulse reports, Nancy Pelosi is desperately pulling out every trick in her bag ahead of the mid-term elections. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://patriotpulse.net/nancy-pelosi…
by Shaun Richards Today brings us to the country which on one measure has dipped into the world of negative interest-rates more than anyone else. This is the world of the Riksbank of Sweden which has this interest-rate on deposits …
From Kitco: Gold prices could be in store for the “mother of all short-covering” rallies, said one analyst, citing CFTC short positioning and the yellow metal’s strength in the face of higher U.S. dollar. Even $1,500 is not out of the …
by Thinker Americans getting closer to seeing the whole picture, and maybe “FINALLY” Trey Gowdy might see a case that might go further than the rest under Obama/Clinton, with someone being held accountable for their crimes. Lies, coverups, and fake …
via Ben Leubsdorf The economic expansion that began in mid-2009 and already ranks as the second-longest in American history most likely will end in 2020 as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to cool off an overheating economy, according to forecasters …
Google has suspended a candidate for office from running campaign ads in a democratic election “Our support team will not be able to give you any more specifics on the suspension.” @Google isn’t even trying to make their censorship of …
From Forbes: Gold is back under the spotlight because of the renewed appetite amidst traders. This is primarily because of the rising geopolitical tensions and worries over the slowing global economic growth. The gold price traded near a two-and-a-half-month peak last …
by Michael Snyder The 2018 midterm elections are probably the most highly anticipated midterm elections in modern American history, and the major news networks plan to give that night nearly the same level of coverage that they would give to a presidential …
Original Article Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20181018235459/https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/17/world/cannabis-developing-countries-intl/index.html Canada’s Recent legalization of Cannabis seems to have caused a small outcry via CNN. With claims that Canada’s legalization is hurting poor cannabis farmers in other countries. But don’t those farmers in poorer countries supply the cartels? …
From Birch Gold Group In many ways, the current U.S. budget deficit represents uncharted territory. Investopedia defines a budget deficit when “expenses exceed revenue and it is an indicator of financial health.” Referring to the U.S. they added “Accrued government deficits form the …
History Says Market Sell-Off Isn’t over and This Drop Will Be Sharper Stocks could see another swoosh before the market is able to build on, or even hold, this week’s gains. The S&P 500 is about half way back from …
The Fed risks raising interest rates too much as the compass spins wildly Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is in an unenviable position. Folks expect him to fine-tune interest rates to keep the economy going and inflation tame but he …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z5O0R2rca0 End the fed The money created by the fed is made up out of thin air therefore all debt is air not backed by any assets Therefore we don’t owe any debt End the fed CW
via @MFoxCNBC Investors should brace themselves for a significant stock market correction, as well as a recession in the first half of next year, warns investor Mark Yusko. In fact, he says, fair value for equities would be down about 40 …
by Thinker Trump transparency… Harrow schoolboy who makes Wolf of Wall Street look like a pussycat: He threw Gatsby parties with Gwyneth Paltrow and gave a Picasso to DiCaprio… now he faces a £3bn probe into what could be one …
by Chris I’m working away, gathering and scouting information, trying to figure out if “this is it.” Has the long-awaited correction begun? Could it lead to a crash (which I’ll define as an event so powerful that markets remain closed …
LONDON — The rate of new Ebola cases has more than doubled since September after rebel violence in northeastern Congo caused response efforts to be briefly suspended, health officials said Thursday. In a statement, the International Rescue Committee said it …
via Ksenia Galouchko An outsize retreat in small and mid-cap stocks over recent weeks could be a possible sign of an upcoming deeper market correction, according to major asset managers, including London & Capital and JPMorgan Asset Management. Both in the …
Moody’s: It “will exacerbate already material fiscal challenges on the horizon.” If unaddressed, “social tensions will continue to rise.” By Fred Dunkley, Safehaven.com: Credit-analysis firm Moody’s Investors Service is sounding the alarm bells over “rising inequality” as the gap widens between America’s rich and …
by Jim Quinn Once the unwind gets going, the computer generated selling and margin call selling will be epic. Never mind. That’s just being negative. The market will never fall. Us doomsayers are always wrong. See 2000 and 2008 for …
Human resources study shows a stunning unintended backlash to the ‘Me Too’ movement. “There were men who specifically said I will not hire a woman going forward,” he explained. “Those who said they would hire a woman said they would …
The financial markets are extremely sensitive to interest rates. The most important factor in this current bull market is the Fed Funds Rate. All central banks around the world are watching what the Fed does and are reacting accordingly. But …
From Frank Holmes at Frank Talk: According to a recent Cornerstone Macro report, the three most influential macro trends this year have been 1) the strengthening U.S. dollar, 2) the flattening yield curve and 3) slowing global manufacturing expansion. I’ve written …
Just a day after Justice Brett Kavanaugh was sworn in as a member of the US Supreme Court, there has been speculation that his first vote could revolve around a Trump administration request to add a citizenship question to the …
John Williams has long said that this money printing orgy by the Fed will end in a hyperinflationary event. Williams says, “Unfortunately, it is unavoidable. It is only a matter of when. It can only be avoided if the U.S. …