by Shaun Richards Saturday night brought something really rather extraordinary as the worlds of finance and entertainment came together at least for a while. Here is The Hill on Saturday Night Live which was on NBC in the US. Musk …
https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1390743210801176576 There's going to be a lot of inflationary soul searching this weekend. Monday is going to be interesting. — John Tuld (@BradHuston) May 7, 2021 still no senate hearing on hyperinflating lumber prices pic.twitter.com/zI0urtphOc — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) May 7, …
INTERESTING TIMES… h/t Agent 88
by Wayne Allyn Root At least 74 million Americans voted for President Trump. Everyone I know believes the number was actually much higher. But we know for a fact 74 million Americans voted for Trump- because that’s the number even the …
You can really feel the panic buying. $SPX is at a new record high. pic.twitter.com/L7lj685aom — Brian Chappatta (@BChappatta) April 23, 2021 told ya, it got bought viciously . The market is brain dead for now, too much liquidity and …
This is one of the most refreshing commentaries I’ve seen in quite awhile. Officer Brandon Tatum speaks truth and drops huge data about fake systemic racism and political agendas. He called out Biden’s Robert Byrd eulogy and referred to Biden …
FED really can’t force full of water horse to drink more… — GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) April 14, 2021 "There’s been no shortage of credit provided overall by U.S. banks in the last year. It’s just that most of it went …
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by howmuch U.S. corporate profits are hovering around an all-time high, despite the challenges of lockdowns due to the pandemic. And according to our most recent visualization, some of the most profitable industries and sectors just might surprise you. Use this …
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Via Birch Gold If Social Security were one of your private investments, instead of an entitlement, you might actually look for other options. Here’s why. Nominal Interest Rates On Special Issues in APY. From the Office of the Chief Actuary, Social …
A government actually admitted that its economy is actually suffering through horrible and worsening stagflation (high inflation plus high unemployment)? And the government that is actually admitting this does not exactly have a history of being very honest. ‘Stagflation’ stalks …
they're really trying to not let the market collapse before the month-end pic.twitter.com/oPlpHIKYDI — Alessio (@AlessioTMAD) March 26, 2021 Lets see how the market holds up when the 10 year yield pops next week. pic.twitter.com/102Dhq0j4L — The Great Martis (@great_martis) …
By Brandon Smith These days, just talking about race issues in a critical manner will get you labeled a “racist”. If you don’t regurgitate the rhetoric of the mainstream media and social justice lunatics like a pirate’s parrot, then you …
by Martin Armstrong The latest polls show that 47% of Americans believe that others are making decisions for Biden behind the scenes. I would honestly say it is more like 85%. People wrongly believe that being president means you are …
Exactly 1,307 employees in a Baltimore, Maryland, school district are making over $100,000 per year, despite low test scores, enrollment, and graduation rates, according to a report from Project Baltimore. Baltimore City Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Santelises is the district’s …
via nikkei: With the Brexit saga hogging the newsflow, the flaws and contradictions of the euro project have become less topical, yet they will continue to pose serious risks to economic and political stability well after Britain’s relationship with the …
Central banks spur growth? Well, not really. pic.twitter.com/81jpTNoyNL — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) April 22, 2019
If the Federal Reserve has been around for over 100 years, they have intervened in every crisis, manipulated and distorted, why is this time somehow different and they will prevent a crash? We are currently witnessing what will most likely …
Goldseek Radio, Released on 4/9/19 http://radio.goldseek.com/nuggets/armstrong.04.09.19.mp3 Click Here to Listen to the Interview The dialogue includes an overview of the Presidential Cycle and US stock market performance. Stock indexes could climb to record highs if history acts as a guide …
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by Mark Nestmann In 1914 Maximilian Bern thought he had it made. After a long career as a successful writer and editor, Maximilian was ready to retire. And he believed he had more than enough savings to support himself. Unfortunately, Maximilian …
by Lance Roberts Do You Really Want To Be Out? That was a comment made several times last week with respect to the markets stellar first quarter performance. “The S&P 500 is on track for its best quarter in a …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKXfhOE92fA Communist cortez is everything wrong with America… AC
John Brennan: From spittle to flop sweat. “In Brennan’s many television appearances pronouncing President Trump a traitorous Russian stooge, one could hardly miss the rabid hatred beneath Brennan’s pronouncements. Given his former responsibilities, the thin smile and spittle flecked visage of …
by whistlepoo Article 11 states that search engines and news aggregate platforms should pay to use links from news websites. This ramifications of this, with regards to unbiased and non-profit news organisations (and again the term ‘news’ could be liberally …
from Financial Survival Network It’s finally over, the Mueller investigation bit the dust and fell apart rather suddenly, which leads us to believe that a deal was made. In exchange for Trump forgiving his would be deposers, they dropped it. Seems …
by Ron Paul Last week Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ordered the last of the US diplomats out of Venezuela, saying their presence was a “constraint” on US policy toward the country. The wording seemed intended to convey the idea that …
