by Nomi Prins via Daily Reckoning It’s a good thing October is coming to an end. It’s been a particularly lousy month for the markets. October has seen about $5 trillion in value erased from global markets. Reasons for that sell-off range from …
via Misk Talk October has been a terrible month for equities. Yet, this is only a start of what’s to come. Decline Barely Started Despite the rout, the S&P is just barely down for the year. Expect a “Lost Decade” …
via ZeroHedge While total volume in single name stocks and especially ETFs soared yesterday exploded amid the broad hedge fund and systematic selloff, a different picture emerges when trying to measure how one-sided the bearishness of yesterday’s action was. As …
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Our focus is on developing and deploying very specialized price modeling and predictive analysis systems. Our objective is to inform our members of these potential price moves and to assist them in finding successful trading opportunities. …
via yahoo: With little prospect of a restart for U.S.-China trade talks, JPMorgan Chase & Co. now expects an escalation in tensions that will see higher American tariffs on all Chinese imports, sending the yuan sliding to its weakest against …
by Fabius Maximus Summary: Previous posts described why extreme measures by Democrats are justified to keep Kavanaugh off the Court and that women sometimes make false accusations of sexual assaults (even rape). This post explains why lies are a right and useful tool for political activists …
by mark000 That is so optimistic I can only laugh. The rate the 2y yield is increasing we could see an inverted yield curve in as little as 3 months. Seems like the tightening cycle is in the very late …
by Michael Snyder The bizarre story of Hurricane Florence just keeps becoming even more strange. The good news is that meteorologists are telling us that the storm is expected to lose intensity as it approaches the east coast, but the …
Jack Posobiec dropping a few things. https://twitter.com/jackposobiec 1-Expect a high-profile Mueller indictment of a US citizen related to Wikileaks in the next 2-3 weeks Manafort level 2-Mueller report may not come until after Midterms, possibly Christmas, I’m hearing Also, its …
via Sara Tipton : Have you ever wondered what it might be like to get some “help” or disaster assistance from FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) after a tragic natural disaster happens? Well, some know all too well just how much and …
by madoneforever A reddit friend asked me to comment since I’ve walked this journey already. I had a brief illness when I was 30 and then another long term disability hit when I was 38. The first illness was my wake-up …
Italian risk is larger than subprime. When the government talks of “redenomination” it is, in effect, a massive default. The “Synchronised Growth” Mirage Fades Away. Synchronised growth was just synchronised debt based on one single bet: Low rates and weak …
by Michael Snyder All of the anger that has been building up on the left is about to boil over onto the streets of America. Actually, to be more accurate, it has already started. Last weekend, the streets of Portland, …
#BITCOIN VERSUS #SP500 There is currently a #divergence between $BTC (collapsing) and the S&P (rally mode). Interestingly enough, BTC has been a leading indicator for equities. If the pattern continues we can expect a sizable drop in the #StockMarket. https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/1005985583297122304 …
Josh Sigurdson talks with Dan Dicks of Press For Truth, a renowned Bilderberg researcher and someone who has protested and reported on every Bilderberg meeting going back to 2006. Dan has documented countless confrontations with Bilderberg members over the years, …
Here is today’s articles mentioned in this news update: 1. 43% Of Millennials Plan To Quit Their Job Within 2 Years https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfrie… 2. Millennials will depend on Social Security in retirement, just like their parents https://www.bankrate.com/retirement/m… 3. 53% of millennials …
by Ruby Henley https://www.superoffice.com/blog/gdpr/ Companies tell you that they collect this type of information so that they can serve you better, offer you more targeted and relevant communications, all to provide you with a better customer experience. But, is that …
by John Coumarianos The most recent quarterly letter from Grantham, Mayo, van Otterloo (GMO) contains an interesting argument about bonds. Over the past five years, bonds have provided great performance, but also more diversification from stocks than they have since the Great …
Mentioned in article: Nayirah testimony, Operation Northwoods, Gulf of Tonkin, Soviet aircraft false flags. False flags are real – US has a long history of lying to start wars – “Use of the term ‘false flag’ is often met with …
The current financial environment reminds Sprott’s John Embry of right before the 2008 and Dot-Com crises. This time, since the system is distorted even more with higher debt, the collapse will be “chaotic.” The U.S. Dollar has rallied for the …
via Mish A Fed study of consumer expectations projects a rise in spending but no overall economic improvement a year from now. I produced the headline chart in Excel from a data download of the Fed’s monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations. Spending …
by DCG I doubt President Trump is worried about this. Khan is the one who should be worried Trump is going to call out the mayor’s own lack of “good leadership” regarding the rise in knife attacks in his city. From MSN: Donald Trump should expect …
By Irina Slav The International Monetary Fund dampened optimism about oil prices by forecasting the average for Brent at a little over US$58.24 a barrel next year, down from this year’s projected US$62.31. And things only get worse from there, with …
by Doug Kass “The more you think you know, the more closed-minded you’ll be.” – Ray Dalio Investment vision (and wisdom) is always 20/20 when seen in the rear view mirror. Resultingly. it’s easy to explain Monday’s market drop and …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Today most analysts think higher interest rates are on the way. If the majority is always wrong how does that play into the expectations for higher interest rates? HP ANSWER: With the Federal Reserve stating they must “normalize” …
MSNBC, the so-called “liberal network” in its 24/7 news cycle devoted a grand total 2 minutes of air time to the striking W. Virginia teachers. This is the level of quality journalism that people on the left can expect from their so …
by Ruby Henley Students at the Parkland, Florida High School were so confused they thought the pop, pop, pop sound came from an active shooter drill. A father reports that a student told him “ they had a fire drill …
Feds Collect Record Taxes in First Month Under Tax Cut; Run Surplus in January (CNSNews.com) – The federal government this January ran a surplus while collecting record total tax revenues for that month of the year, according to the Monthly Treasury Statement released today. …
