BY JARED DILLIAN It’s estimated that the average person spends only 10% of their life actually working. What? How is that true when you work 40 out of 168 hours in a week? Well, you don’t work until age 18 or …
Oil rises to $70 from $49 – Middle East Turmoil to blame. Argentine inflation goes wild, interest rates above 40%. Excessive corporate debt could be the next global financial crisis. Thanks for listening to this week’s McAlvany Weekly Commentary.
by chak2005 Money market funds are reasonably expected to protect the value of nominal principal. They are not FDIC insured and can loose money. However, scenarios in which they loose money would probably be major scandals – of the kind that …
By Rodney Johnson Bonds are an interesting financial animal. With stocks, investors become part owners of a company, albeit usually at a very, very small level. We benefit as the company earns more revenue and profit, hopefully sending some of the …
https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/993634984559816704 Money velocity is the movement of money around the economy and it can exist alongside debt. But as it collapsed you see debt continue parabolic. It means to me that wages and savings are gone long before the average …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGBocRFseHE A Finnish NGO climate group called Project Trumpmore is trying to raise $500.000 to fund a 115-foot-tall carving of President Trump’s face into a glacier. http://marygreeley.com/?p=69173
by visualcapitalist The Trade-Off Between Time and Money The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Every individual person has their own unique set of values when it comes to how they approach their lifestyle and career. Generally …
by John Ward Big Business across the world is engaged in the worst case of looting since the Visigoths picked Rome clean in 410 AD. Their senior managers are variously emptying employee pension funds, real shareholder value, private investment values, sovereign …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Lots of us WANT to prep hardcore. We want to stock up on more food, buy solar gadgets, and create a top-notch medical kit. But this stuff all costs money, and life takes up …
Shouldn’t we all be asking where all that money is now? SM
A look at the real history of how positions of power within government and the economy were infiltrated by those seeking to establish a “New World Order”. A must watch for any truth seeker. This documentary analyzes the progression of …
From 1913 to 1965 the Federal Reserve was required to have at least 40% gold backing for the US money supply Today, Central Banks have taken advantage of its unlimited power by introducing: •Negative Interest Rates •A Cashless Society •Quantitative …
No, you can’t print forever. At least without consequences. Every government in history has destroyed their currencies. Now we are living in a time where we will see it happening live. Are you expecting to see hyperinflation? Global debt has …
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://youtu.be/XdLyMhNdcSc Said by a doctor himself The medical establishment are as corrupted as politic. h/t Krampus
Congress’s tax payer sexual harassment slush (hush) fund was reported about at the end of last year and the claim was congress has used $17MM+ of tax payer money over the last 20yrs to coverup their sexual harassment (or worse) …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yp7u3ZVJQg They killed our local bank and savings around 82 83 when the big investment banks started the welcoming of your money into 401k plans.They use your money to get richer. LN
For most of the college students m – life is tough – isn’t it? Mostly because when you are paying your bills and tuition fees, it is difficult to manage your finances. According to statistics, around 80% of the college …
Judge James Ho of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, a Trump appointee: To be sure, many Americans of good faith bemoan the amount of money spent on campaign contributions and political speech. But if you don’t …
The Amazon Era: No Profits, No Problem There is a new calculus in corporate boardrooms. Profits are so yesterday. Now it’s all about vision and great storytelling. Blame Amazon.com. The online behemoth cracked the code. Despite posting just a handful of …
From Justin Murray at Mises Wire: Lately, when he isn’t trying to blame China on America’s competitiveness woes, President Donald Trump has become obsessed with the online retailer Amazon. While there’s speculation that Trump is using the reins of government to carry out a personal …
Chris Rock called the government out as drug dealers, and mocks big pharma. The accusation being; big pharma simply makes too much money off of long-term prescription medications that treat symptoms to have any desire for finding a cure. “Ain’t …
by Egon von Greyerz of Gold Switzerland As the world is standing on the precipice of a total breakdown, both economically and geopolitically, an obvious question is: “Where is the money coming from” to save the world from perdition. The same question was …
by John Rubino Excerpted from Jay Taylor’s Gold & Energy Stocks Newsletter: Gold rocketed to nearly $1,365 on Wednesday in New York, which is well above the $1,350 that Michael Oliver suggests is when technical price watchers will finally start to …
“Bank of America Corp. plans to stop lending to companies that make assault-style guns used for non-military purposes. “It’s our intention not to finance these military-style firearms for civilian use,” Anne Finucane, a vice chairman at Bank of America, said …
via BBG Corporate America will beget the next wave of financial pain, or even recession, a growing choir of the world’s biggest money managers is warning. After years of borrowing for stock buybacks and company buyouts at extremely cheap …
Image by iStock.com/mangpor_2004 By Larry White for Alt-M In 2014 the government of Ecuador, under then-President Rafael Correa, announced with great fanfare that the Ecuadorian Central Bank (BCE) would soon begin issuing an electronic money (dinero electrónico, or DE). Users would …
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the absurdity of the latest desperate request by the Ontario government to volunteer their tax rebate to help pay off the province’s debt. This as Moody’s warns of the …
Forensic macroeconomic analyst Rob Kirby says “All the money needed for hyperinflation has already been printed.” Kirby contends, “It’s kind of like having a nuclear war, and people say where are the bombs going to come from? The bombs are …
