They have been very clear about what they do. They are there to make money for the big boys, not you. Yet so many people are dumping their life savings into bank account, investment accounts, mutual funds, bonds, stocks, etc. …
It’s simply a matter of time. Central banks have backed themselves into a corner. They can easily devalue the currency to remain competitive for exports. But that means more money printing. Will they do it? Will they hyperinflation the currency? …
by midnitewarrior The people who set those traps are counting on you falling into them, as many before you have. What are the traps? Mostly short term reward for long term pain. When I was in college, there were people …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/989903501860982785 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/989903791846805504 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/989903205827076097 Compression in $SPX (daily) continues — indicating that a major imbalance is nearing… pic.twitter.com/F5pW3BALwx — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) April 27, 2018 ‘We are headed for a massive financial crisis’ & Fed has ‘no idea what’s going on’ – …
First watch Aswath Damodaran talk “Valuation: Four Lessons to Take Away“. It is IMHO, one of the best valuation video out there. It will set your expectations straight. From there, have a look at his courses on Youtube and his blog. He has …
by Dana Lyons We would have titled this post “Trend-Setting”, except we already used that title for a post a few weeks ago. The genesis of that post — as with this one — was our weekly #TrendlineWednesday feature on our Twitter and StockTwits feeds. We …
#IMF Warns: Global Financial System at Risk – Too Much Debt, Credit and Leverage. Sound Like #PlanetPonzi! https://t.co/yoDiLkZS26 pic.twitter.com/qCUeSHA6l0 — Planet Ponzi (@PlanetPonzi) April 18, 2018 The current economic environment remains favorable, but short-term risks to global financial stability have …
by trivialremote Intro After obtaining an undergraduate degree and spending a few years in my industry, I will be pursuing a graduate degree starting Fall 2018. I am laying out my finances, and need to accept/reject loan offers imminently. I …
via Ben Chu One of the world’s top financial economists said his current research made him concerned that credit was once again being granted too liberally, just as it was before the 2008 meltdown… One of the world’s top financial economists …
Can you believe how insane the levels are at this time? Just look around and see everything out of whack. In your opinion, will the stock market break all time new highs in 2018 or did we pass the peak …
via Peter Macdiarmid The Bank of England has been criticised by a leading think-tank for being “dangerously ill-equipped” to deal with the next recession to hit the UK. A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) argues that …
This is another SUBPRIME CRISIS. Whether or not this will be anything close to the housing crisis from 2007, doesn’t matter. There will be a TRIGGER EVENT that takes place and it will have a domino effect around the world. …
What do you think the TRIGGER EVENT will be for the next financial crisis? Or perhaps you may believe stocks will never decline ever again? When you look at the U.S. economy you see a mirage. It looks so real. …
You have worked so hard for your money and then you put it in the bank or give it to a financial advisor? Oh dear… Let The Money GPS unveil what you can do about that instead! Appreciate you all! …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter The two-year yield, now surging, is a leading indicator. The Financial Stress Index, released weekly by the St. Louis Fed, is designed to track financial conditions that companies face in the markets. It reached record lows …
by Jon Rappoport These are notes on money-musical-chairs among drug companies. Big-time money. Clues as to why there is such a tidal wave of cash: One: Consolidation, of course. Fewer giant companies, who have greater control over the market, are …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIe1NjbZqTQ Stock markets are like casinos its all gambling.
Image by iStock/DNY59 From Jim Rickards, Editor, The Daily Reckoning: All financial crises are the same and different at the same time. They are the same when it comes to the dynamics of contagion, illiquidity, bank failures and the high-panic state …
by Simon Black In January 1980, the price of gold hit a record high of $850 per ounce. Then it began a nearly two-decade slide. By the summer of 1999, gold hit $250 per ounce– a level not seen since the …
via Greg Hunter Former Reagan White House Budget Director David Stockman sees deflation, depression and financial Armageddon. Stockman says, “In the bond market, I don’t know any other way to describe it. . . . It’s uncharted territory, and we have …
The financial system is filled with garbage. Dangerous garbage. Have you ever talked to anyone in your family/friends/coworkers who understands the financial system and how money works? In the financial system the total value of the average retail investor is …
by John Rubino Harry Dent: Prepare for zero hour and a full financial reset. Mike Maloney: The four biggest signs for silver. Gerald Celente: Watch gold, ignore fake news. Max Keiser: Trade wars, Facebook, Trump v Bezos.
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know brings you the latest stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold could suddenly become the most desirable asset, gold is heading to $1,400 if trade war breaks out, and could …
https://pinecast.com/listen/26a9a27c-69b1-40d9-8810-1fda4b6fe7f9 Full Transcript Available Chapters 00:00 Preshow 01:52 The Idea of Retirement is Centuries Old 02:26 History of Pensions in the US 04:46 Decline of Pensions 06:13 Crisis Looming; Dallas Case Study 08:58 Short Term Promises With No Long-Term Sustainability …
If there’s one thing that’s for sure, it’s that central banks are truly very smart. They caused a crisis and really capitalized on it. They allowed massive fraud to take place and as the financial system was about to collapse, …
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Three reasons why gold will reach $1,500 this year, gold forges its best run since 2011, and Goldman Sachs expects …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper I’m going to start this issue telling you why February and March were terrible months for me. I had some major financial problems, but there’s a moral to the story, so bear with me. …
America’s three largest banks, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, have seen a 180 percent increase in deposits during the past decade, for a total of over 2.4 trillion… Too Big To Fail Banks: They Continue To Get …
via Zero Hedge For the 26th straight month, US spending growth has exceeded income growth. Both income and spending were in line with expectations but the much-watched PCE Deflator was a little hot (+1.8% vs 1.7% exp) at its highest …
h/t @OccupyWisdom 2s-10s: 47bpsLibor-10s: 43bps pic.twitter.com/XN9klMy6Xy — zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 29, 2018 "Equity market sell-off was due to a repricing of growth expectations rather than ‘Trade War Fears’ due to the continued decline in the rate of money supply growth" https://t.co/3Y8n5IsR5X …