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I’m not trying to convince you of anything. I don’t know what you invest in and it’s none of my business. This is not financial advice. I’m simply outlining what … Read more
It’s not just Tesla that is laying off workers en masse: more quietly, America’s far more profitable companies are doing the same, and according to Bloomberg, Walmart which just a … Read more
Most snow in 70 year across Seattle and parts of Washington State, Record snow pack Mammoth Mtn, California, new wind record set Mauna Kea Hawaii, tornado in Guatemala mid-winter and … Read more
by John Rubino It’s amazing what a few weeks of outperformance will do for an asset class. Gold and silver, after being pretty much ignored for the past few years, … Read more
I have read Hapgood Cayce and others who claimed cataclysmic pole shifts and always waited for more scientific confirmation of “true polar wander”, or the variance of the poles from … Read more
“Scientists warn Earth’s magnetic North Pole has begun moving ‘erratically’ at speeds so fast they are having to issue an emergency update to maps used by electronic navigation systems” Earth’s … Read more
by Shaun Richards Yesterday was another poor day for the Forward Guidance provided by central bankers as we note developments in the US and UK. There was a flurry of … Read more
US Economic Sentiment Indicator should shift lower in early 2019 reflecting turbulent stock market pic.twitter.com/85UleP0r4y — Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) December 30, 2018 5. North American institutional investor confidence in the … Read more
Start to plan on what position geographically you want to take for this event. We will likely see it before 2026 at present speed. Be aware that it could speed … Read more
by: Mike Adams (Natural News) The most popular person in society is he who lies to the public in a manner that excuses the masses from the repercussions of their … Read more
Umich sentiment drops as more and more people are being pushed out of the market, auto spending outlook falls by the waste side and student loan debt is rising as … Read more
Some strange anomalies are now manifesting over Europe as the Equatorial Vortex and Polar vortex collide with 20C below normal and 20C above normal fronts collide. Climate chaos is an … Read more
Josh Sigurdson talks with author and economic analyst John Sneisen about the recent news that Russia has almost completely rid itself of US debt despite owning over $180 billion in … Read more
by Martin Armstrong There is a very curious connection between lakes and volcanos in the Arctic. I just posted how there are kilotons of CO2 coming out of volcanos. There is a … Read more
Retailers are complaining that the tariffs are going to hit after the holidays and sales will decline. Sales are going to decline no matter what, this is been happening for … Read more
