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by HumbleHitch 2001-2002 9/1/00 – 4/4/01 -27% 4/4/01 – 5/21/01 +19% 5/21/01 – 9/21/01 -26% 9/21/01 – 3/19/02 +22% 3/19/02 – 10/9/02 -33% 2007-2009 10/9/07 – 3/10/08 -18% 3/10/08 – 5/19/08 +12% 5/19/08 – 11/20/08 -47% 11/20/08 – … Read more
This has me thinking, how long has COVID-19 been in the US? He doesn’t specify time-frame of those misdiagnoses, but could they have been from before 2020? Makes things confusing … Read more
by bigbear0083 I just stumbled across this during my weekend reads this afternoon and just thought it was worth sharing with all of you guys in here as well. Listed … Read more
by David Haggith During its brief and utterly failed attempt to reduce its balance sheet (called quantitative tightening), the Federal Reserve only rolled off securities at a rate of $50 billion … Read more
CNN panel sparks outrage by calling Kanye West the ‘token negro of the Trump administration’ as they ‘mock’ his mental health. A segment appeared on Tuesday night’s CNN Tonight with … Read more
by ItLiesInTheProles For everyone else being blindsided by the Coronavirus news, I’ve been trying to research how outbreaks have affected previous stock-markets. I have somewhere between 20-25% in “emerging” and … Read more
May I point out that the previous times the Fed was forced to spike repurchase agreements where associated with market excess, crashes & recessions.This here is off the charts and … Read more
'Companies have sold a record $2.43 trillion so far this year across currencies, surpassing previous full-year records.' t.co/dnJS4zYTIl pic.twitter.com/Kzb2iOTIN2 — Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) November 30, 2019 #CorporateDebt nears a record … Read more
by DCG The price that Americans pay for living in demorat-run cities with sanctuary policies can be their life. The family of a 56-year-old Seattle man found out the hard … Read more
by Michael Snyder The U.S. military is following many of the exact same patterns that we witnessed during our previous wars in the Middle East, and that even includes setting … Read more
by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan Known among economists and Wall Street traders as a “yield curve inversion,” this economic indicator has hit the three-month mark. When this has happened all 7 times previously, … Read more
Millennials are doing far worse financially than generations before them, with student loans, rising rents and higher health care costs pushing the average net worth below $8,000, a new study … Read more
via americanthinker: Here’s the breakdown of his personal pronoun use (based on a rush transcript of the event): “I” — 312 “Me” — 33 “My” — 43 “I’d” — 9 “I’m” … Read more
