In this video, Patriot Nurse discusses tactics for forcing compliance. Over the past decades, the healthcare industry in the United States has undergone a fundamental and troubling transformation in the quality and core characteristics of healthcare workers. This shift has …
By Egon von Greyerz In a recent episode of The Keiser Report, Egon von Greyerz and Max Keiser discuss the 50th anniversary of the demise of Bretton Woods, Nixon suspending the dollar’s convertibility into gold, “transitory” inflation, how stock and bond markets are pricing-in inflation expectations, and …
by Terry Trahan The verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial prompted the writing of this article. No matter what you think of the officer’s actions, this has been a catalytic action in the insurgency or riots and intimidation that we are witnessing …
Rafi Farber on Palisades Gold Radio Tom welcomes a new guest to the show, Rafi Farber. Rafi is an investor, author, and proponent of the Austrian Business Cycle. His investing approach includes gold, silver, and various associated stocks and investment vehicles. To …
MOSCOW — The Taliban warned Washington on Friday against defying a May 1 deadline for the withdrawal of American and NATO troops from Afghanistan, promising a “reaction,” which could mean increased attacks by the insurgent group. The Taliban issued their warning at a …
Cristina Laila from The Gateway Pundit reports, MSNBC reporter Mike Viqueira ambushed Robert Mueller outside of his D.C. church on Easter Sunday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAUoKYjpmjg Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019…
via mishtalk: Trump is hopping mad the EU for at least seven reasons. Mad enough to foolishly smack them with tariffs? I Believe so. MarketWatch reports Trump Threatens Europe With Tariffs and Vows Veto as Senate Rejects Border Emergency. As the U.S. …
via Zerohedge: Pentagon spokesman Charles Summers said Friday morning that there will be “grave consequences” if Turkey moves forward in purchasing Russia’s S-400, according to Bloomberg — this after the top US commander in Europe, Army General Curtis Scaparrotti, recommended …
by Michael Krieger If you receive your news via Donald Trump tweet, or courtesy of proclamations by Larry Kudlow, you’d be forgiven for eagerly anticipating a groundbreaking U.S.-China trade deal to be announced imminently, and thinking such a deal will save …
by Troy The stock market’s nonstop rally is slowing down, with the S&P 500 below its 10 day moving average for the first time in 41 days. The short-medium term outlook is mixed right now, with neither bulls nor bears …
by John Rubino People who assumed the Fed, along with the rest of the government, would cave the minute the financial markets got a little choppy turned out to be right. A couple of bad months and the “normalization” of …
By Harry Dent I hate to be so cynical, but the markets love to fool as many people as possible, bulls and bears alike. This is especially true at key turning points and even more so in extreme bubbles like the one …
by Nomi Prins of Daily Reckoning A crucial theme from last year is continuing into this year — stock buybacks. Last year was a banner year for companies buying back their own shares. A month into 2019, it appears that Wall Street is …
This article was written by Chloe Anagnos and originally published at AIER.org Adulting, the now common idiom goes, is hard. And to many millennials, the grim realization that debt will always be part of their lives is not making it any easier. In …
by Dennis Miller When the Fed bailed out the banks at the expense of seniors and savers, interest rates tanked while investors sought out solid dividend-paying stocks. Interest rates are now rising, and the Fed remains hell-bent with continuing their aggressive …
via Gail Tverberg: Financial markets have been behaving in a very turbulent manner in the last couple of months. The issue, as I see it, is that the world economy is gradually changing from a growth mode to a mode of …
via CNBC: The average millennial (aged 18 to 34) had about $32,000 in personal debt, excluding home mortgages, last year, according to Northwestern Mutual’s 2018 Planning & Progress Study. That debt can feel both crushing — and endless. Just over 60 percent …
by Michael Snyder If a doctor tells you that his patient’s condition is swinging up and down wildly, is that a good sign or a bad sign? Of course the answer to that question is quite obvious. And if a doctor …
Strategist expects 2019 to be ‘very rough’ for the US market from CNBC. via CNBC: U.S. markets, which have already taken a beating this month, could fall as much as 20 percent next year, according to Todd Horwitz, chief …
via mishtalk: The Nasdaq officially went into bear market territory today. Expect things to get much worse. Realistically speaking, this is just a start of a bear market. Here are some more charts to ponder. S&P 500 Nears Bear Market Dow …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEmy7zImAqA In this course you will learn: 1. Why Gold and Silver is a Safe bet moving forward in an Economy with Zero percent interest rates and runaway Debt. 2. What we can learn from History and How other nations …
by Adam Taggart As we’ve been tracking here at PeakProsperity.com, the housing market is starting to look quite ill. After the central bank-driven Grand Reflation following the Great Financial Crisis, home prices are now beginning to nose over from their new …
by Shaun Richards A feature of the credit crunch era has been the way that central banks have concentrated so much firepower on the housing market so that they can get house prices rising again. Of course they mostly hide …
by FS Financial Sense Newshour spoke with Ryan Sweet, director of real-time economics at Moody’s Analytics, to discuss his forecast for a holiday spending boom and 2020 bust. Ryan is considered one of the most accurate high-frequency forecasters of the …
David’s Bridal filed for bankruptcy because they missed a debt payment, the stores days are numbered. Home-builders finally admit there is a problem in the housing market, everything is falling apart because of rising rates. The outlook for the global …
