by Claudio Grass Over the last few weeks, we’ve been constantly bombarded by news reports and “expert” analyses celebrating an incredible global economic recovery. They’re not even presented as projections or expectations
by Chris Black Bill Gates is making big money on the coronavirus hoax, which he personally invented. But let’s not forget, he’s also making big money on Microsoft, a criminal
by Lance Roberts Just recently, David Robertson ran an article discussing the deviation which has grown between “fantasy” and “reality” in the investing markets. “The phenomenon of extreme differences is also increasingly appearing in
by Richard Rosso “I think I’ll take a moment celebrate my age End of an era and the turning of a page Now it’s time to focus in on where
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “They may try to run this poor thing straight up and over a cliff. Recall the 2000 top was in March but they briefly ran it
How the Army plans to use Microsoft’s high-tech HoloLens goggles on the battlefield. Tech marvels aside, here’s the important bit: The headset is impressive — better than any augmented reality
via nationaljournal: “This week offered more evidence that moderation is the key for the party to win back the blue-wall states that Trump carried in 2016.” The main lesson of the
“…its main goal is to improve governance and market order in a country still beset by rampant fraud and counterfeiting.” Almost sounds like something we could use to keep the
by David Robertson As distasteful as the level of polarization has become in the political arena, it seems to be metastasizing to other areas of our lives as well. The
by John Ward Watch the commercial breaks. A divided country, a divided Parliament, a divided Cabinet, a disloyal Civil Service and a mendacious media set. If you were trying to find
Comedian Jim Gaffigan jokes that his favorite tv show is actually ‘the news.’ That the drama and excitement is greater than any fictional show. It doesn’t matter if he’s being
via silverdoctors: Nothing has been fixed. Take Venezuela. Now we get one of the tried-and-true flush ’em out tactics: The blackout. I wonder how long it will be before we surround
by: Stefan Gleason More than a decade after the 2008 financial crisis, U.S. monetary policy continues to operate in crisis management mode. Despite a long, drawn out rate-hiking campaign –
By John Mauldin It was my first encounter with what I thought was economic insanity. More than 10 years ago, I came across the ideas of economist Bill Mitchell of the University
CitiFX Global Economic Suprise Index collapses – $SPX ignores b/c trade talk hype and CBs communicating QE again. For whatever reason, if stocks revert back to reality, a big tumble
by Shaun Richards Today has according to CNBC brought us to a birthday anniversary. Happy birthday to the BOJ it’s the twentieth anniversary of them starting QE ( @purpleline) As