Online retailers are going to be hit with an online tax, this will not help the retail industry, it will only hurt it. US homes are less affordable and many first time buyers are being pushed out of the market. …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Martin, as all members do, I really do thank you and appreciate you for your knowledge and insight. I am a business owner – Real Water and do approximately $10 million in annual sales right now. As …
via Zero Hedge: In one of the grosser and most direct examples of market manipulation, central banks have quite directly prohibited stock markets from correcting to any serious degree. QE buying and buying and buying has propped up these ugly-fundamentals …
by SpontaneousDisorder On January the 29th I posted “The Evidence for the Greatest Top in History” that happened to be the day of the all time high in the S&P500 and Dow industrials so far. In the comments I said …
Which domino will fall first? Will it be the U.S? An EU country? China? Somewhere in South America? When you look at the statistics, you will see massive debt, countless example of central bank desperation, ultra low interest rates, and …
via Real Investment Advice: That’s a bold headline. And it’s true, unless “It’s all different this time.” Which it never has been, ever, in the history of the stock market. One of the great Achilles Heels of blind buy and …
The Great Depression was the worst economic downturn of the industrialized world, crippling the wealth of Americans throughout the 1930’s. How did it happen? Let’s find out with a 5 Minute History Lesson.
Fund Managers Are Preparing for a Crash “We’ve sown the seeds for the next downturn” and there’s a lot of similarities to 2008, one fund manager says. Central Bank-Inspired “Major Credit Squeeze” Will Trigger Next Crisis As Prins reminds us …
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Dr. John Hussman, whose Ph.D. is in economics, says that the economic Ponzi scheme we are forced to live under will be the cause of the next market crash. Our “dysfunctional economic system provides the illusion of prosperity …
From Kitco: Equity markets are overvalued and overleveraged, and a crash on the scale of the last recession could be on the horizon, said Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal. Celente told Kitco News that one possible trigger for such …
by Rutgeurr So I realize that statistically speaking it’s generally a bad idea to time the market. Statistically speaking it’s a good idea to buy a few ETFs that are tracking some of the major indices and this was …
by SvenTropics I’ve been growing in concern over the massive stock buyback bubble we are experiencing over the last few years. This year alone, companies are on track to buy back $800 billion dollars of themselves (a 51% increase from …
From Birch Gold Group When an illusionist is performing a card trick and makes “your” card appear in your pocket, they’ve likely used a sleight of hand maneuver to pull it off. When big companies prop up the market with hype …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the most recent example of the completely devastated banking system. As we recently reported on, all major banks’ share values are currently in the red year to date following …
Josh Sigurdson and John Sneisen sit down and talk with author G. Edward Griffin once again to discuss several issues making the news cycle as of recently. Starting off the interview, we ask Mr. Griffin what’s on his mind to …
In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth speaks with Dr. Ron Paul of The Liberty Report to get his views on the coming dollar crash, the idea of a cashless society, cryptocurrencies as a potential hedge. The crash …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the most recent crisis at Deutsche Bank. The bank just had to lay off 10,000 employees. That’s 1 in 10 employees! Under the current “restructuring plan” at Deutsche Bank, …
Dubai will start using the blockchain technology for 50% of its transactions, China is embracing the blockchain, the world is now moving towards the blockchain away from the central bank. Housing is declining rapidly, pending, existing and new home sales …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQHQPWGc_bU They won’t just crash the EU, they’ll crash the western world… apart from iceland who delt with their debt in 2008. It’s going to happen somehow one day, the sooner the better. The medicene is not always nice. MrEd
From Birch Gold Group When you poke a bear through a cage, eventually that bear becomes enraged enough that it will want to reach through the bars and take a swipe at you. The U.S. has been poking a global trade …
by stockboardasset During periods of market uncertainty, Morgan Stanley will deploy a vast army of artificial intelligence (AI) robots to tell its wealthy clients to remain calm and Hold On for Dear Life (HODL). The robots will craft personalized messages for each wealthy …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the coming global bank crash as JP Morgan finally sees red year to date meaning that all of the big banks are seeing red for the year. This is …
via MarketWatch: We are in store for the margin call to potentially end all margin calls. The peak of margin debt, one of the primary factors in the 2000 dotcom bubble collapse, never got close to $100B. Investor margin debt …
Right now there’s panic and chaos in Italy as the markets fall. Volatility has risen while along with political tensions. There must be a solution given to the markets. Either the ECB needs to ramp up the printing presses or …
The crash of the dollar is not a matter of if…but when! The modus operandi for the inner cabal of the global elite is and always has been to provide order out of chaos…sometimes the chaos happen organically and sometimes …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the most recent news out of Deutsche Bank as the controversy stricken bank lays off 10% of its employees, about 10,000. The layoffs will likely carry into 2019 as …
by Chris Martenson Back in January of 2016 we saw what appeared to be, and in my opinion should have been, the end of the Everything Bubble blown by the word’s central banking cartel. The carnage started in the emerging markets. Highly-leveraged …
by John Smith Regarding this post: http://penitenziagite2016.blogspot.co.nz/2017/11/the-2018-economist-mag-cover-some.html My badly drawn Masonic Level and square: 1. Note the pendulum swing (Trend shift) 2. The mountains I have I’d as Mt Ararat and little Ararat but they also resemble a stock chart with 2 …
by Brandon Smith The summer season is often about renewed hope and revelry in comfort, and this goes for economic comfort as much as anything else. In parallel to the old tale of The Ant And The Grasshopper, we are all tempted …
