Lyft files to go public

From CNBC:   Ride-hailing company Lyft on Thursday confidentially filed a statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering, signalling it could be the first major tech IPO of 2019. Lyft and rival Uber have each teased …

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A TRUTH Revealed: If This Goes Public America Will Wake-UP, If Not We’ll Suffer a Stalin Regime

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The Public Buys the Dip, the Rally – and the High?

You might think that October’s wild stock market ride would have left investors quaking in their boots. Not so. Indeed, most investors are unfazed. This chart provides insight into the investing public’s sentiment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxCqACihRos      

Calif. big cities face public health issues caused by rise in homelessness; Joel Kotkin: California becoming more feudal, with ultra-rich lording over declining middle class.

Two of California’s biggest and richest cities are both facing a public health issue, which centers around the growing homeless problem. One America’s Eddie McCoven reports.   WELL, IT’S A LEFTIST ONE-PARTY STATE, WHAT DID YOU EXPECT? Joel Kotkin: California becoming …

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U.S. attorney announces 15 officials charged in public corruption crackdown. Total losses from the corruption exceed $1 million with the biggest loss in Indianapolis.

https://www.facebook.com/Fox59News/videos/2135097203188320/ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — U.S. Attorney Josh Minkler announced that 15 people have been charged in a statewide corruption investigation led by the State Board of Accounts along with the FBI, Indiana State Police and several county prosecutors. Minkler said …

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So far this year, 83% of the companies that have gone public this year in the US are actually losing money. And a full 14% of companies in the S&P 500 can’t cover the interest on their debt.

From Simon Black at Sovereign Man: Stock markets around the world were crushed yesterday… The Dow Jones fell 800 points, its biggest dump since February. The Nasdaq fell 4% (its worst day in seven years). Japan fell 3.9%. Chinese stocks fell …

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