The history of financial bubbles dates back to decades, if not centuries ago. During such times, assets such as land, stocks, commodities experienced a peak in prices. Later on, this resulted in
by Daisy Luther Back in January, when the COVID-19 pandemic was beginning to catch globe attention, Selco wrote an article stating, “It’s not the virus you need to worry about.
by Dr. Eowyn Virginia was considered a “swing” state in presidential elections, but the state became a solid “blue” on November 6, 2019. With Democrats already holding the state’s three
by northmantrader The rally is crumbling underneath while the bid remains persistent and dips are shallow to non existent. I recently already talked about problems sighted with this rally, but want to highlight
By Irina Slav “The worst possible outcome”: that’s how one analyst called Canada’s national election results for the country’s troubled oil industry. Besides being the worst, it is also unpleasantly
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan With only 15 years until social security runs out of money, the solution to this failure is being ignored. When the benefits do get cut, they will drop
by DCG The union blames the police commissioner. Yet plenty of blame to go around, starting with anti-cop mayor Bill de Blasio. From NY Post: The fatal shooting at a Brooklyn block party overnight
by John Ward The Brexit saga (and the late arrival of The Brexit Party Special on Platform 3) hasn’t caused the anarchic mess that is now our two ‘mainstream’ Parties
Authored by Jim Quinn via The Burning Platform blog, Dancing on the crumbling precipice The rocks are coming loose just at the edge Are we laughing? Are we crying? Are
by Brandon Smith It is hard to say exactly when it started – in 2008 in the midst of the credit crisis, in the early 2000’s when the Federal Reserve initiated
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the crashing Italian economy as many warn of an impending recession. Italy’s manufacturing sector continues to fall at a
Jimmy Dore Show. Total of $4700 ad spending on Google from Russian accounts targeting US politics. Crazy over the top language used to describe. h/t stephenliss
by yellowsnow2 This discusses democracy (which we are a republic) and central banking, migration, globalism.. I wanted to share this video that explains things in a good way. The video
via Jill Mislinski This morning’s release of the publicly available data from ECRI puts its Weekly Leading Index (WLI) at 145.7, up from the previous week’s 145.6. Year-over-year the four-week moving
