If there is some sort of rescue of Deutsche Bank, will they do a bail-in, bailout, international bailout, IMF/World Bank, etc? The story continues for Deutsche Bank. Constantly sliding further down the hole as the real money moves out and …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter One of the biggest such deals ever, happening now: How investors allow a group of PE firms to extract $3.75 billion from a company after they’d already extracted billions. Junk-rated Asurion – which is based in Nashville, …
via CNBC: Housing and medical items top the list of fastest-growing expenses for retirees. Older Americans experienced a 4 percent loss in Social Security buying power from January 2017 to January 2018. For 2019, benefits are expected to increase by …
A survey carried out by YouGov and published on Friday shows that 43 percent of Germans want Merkel to leave office. The survey also revealed that 42 percent of respondents wanted the veteran Chancellor to stay on as head of …
The Democrat Party took a big risk when they coordinated with their allies in the media to create a fake outrage story about illegal kids being separated from their parents. They wrongly assumed that manufacturing a phony border crisis that’s …
One of Donald Trump’s most controversial campaign promises is to build a wall on the border between the United States and Mexico in an attempt to control illegal immigration. Trump’s idea has been nothing short of divisive among American voters, …
by Thinker 4-min video: Ben Swann – “4 Things You Need To Know About the OIG/FBI Report” Four Things You Need To Know About the OIG FBI Report… 1. Comey Was Insubordinate 2. FBI Agent Was Willing to Influence Election …
A leaked draft of House Speaker Paul Ryan’s (R-WI) amnesty deal could lead to the “biggest” amnesty for illegal aliens in United States history, experts tell Breitbart News. Prior to the 2016 election, Gang of Eight member, Senator Lindsey Graham …
Donald Trump included a Hollywood-produced video in his presentation to Kim Jong-un during nuclear talks in Singapore The four-minute film showed Kim as a leader at a crossroads and urged him to choose a more economically and technologically open future …
We hit peak civilization in the 70s. All downhill from there. via thetimes.co.uk: The IQ scores of young people have begun to fall after rising steadily since the Second World War, according to the first authoritative study of the phenomenon. The …
BY JARED DILLIAN Everyone knows that Toys “R” Us went bankrupt. Very sad. And largely preventable. But that’s not the story I’m interested in. I don’t care that Toys “R” Us went bankrupt—I care how they went bankrupt. One day the bonds were …
by Thinker We are all entitled to have an opinions, and our Creator says we shouldn’t judge, but I do think its important to know the history of a country or organization before you start volunteering for them. This story …
by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders Our proprietary predictive modeling systems are showing us a core market dynamic that many people are completely unaware of right now. We are going to show you something in this post that is so valuable that …
What if a corporation flags negative reviews of their own, or positive reviews of anothers’, products? What if they attack channels that have criticized them?: https://twitter.com/TROTWOfficial/sta…
by John Rubino A couple of decades ago, when the post-war baby boom generation was in its prime earning and tax-paying years, governments had a chance to guarantee the survival of their financial systems. But they blew it. Instead of …
by DCG Homeless in Seattle… You know what that means: The local governments are going to need more taxpayer dollars! From Spokesman Review: For the first time, King County’s annual one-night count of homelessness found more than half of homeless people were sleeping outside …
The market is weak. But have no fear because the Fed will step in. No wait, this time is different. No wait, the economy is doing well… Hmmmm… What do you think is really going on? The stock market should …
by Thinker A new study finds that the death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria stands close to 4,600, more than 70 times the government’s original estimate. CNN’s Leyla Santiago reports. Another nation that had a disaster and the …
To silence or perhaps kill someone the UK’s government apparently fears. I condemn this regardless of his beliefs: http://archive.is/l8tf7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNsSVSANPe0
by stockboardasset Coined shortly after the great financial crisis of 2007–2009, the so-called “gig economy” or “sharing economy” refers to the increasing list of companies like Airbnb, Doordash, Etsy, Lyft, Postmates, TaskRabbit, and Uber–platforms that hire temporary workers who provide an …
by howmuch President Trump is busy implementing his “America First” foreign policy agenda on the world stage. He has withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal, scheduled a meeting with North Korea, and rattled American trade partners with threats of tariffs. Amid all these news …
by John Vibes, Activist Post: A police department that relies on facial recognition software has admitted that it has a false positive rate of over 90 percent. What this means is that nearly every person who is marked as a suspect …
by sundance Reuters weekly polling reflected an upswing in support for President Donald Trump. Which immediately caused them to issue an apology along with the release. Washington, DC – The Reuters/Ipsos Core Political poll has a significant realignment this week across a number of …
by howmuch Is the United States sparking a trade war with the rest of the world or not? We aren’t quite sure what President Trump is thinking, but his recent comments on trade did get us thinking about what impact some of his …
This interview from 5 years ago is repeating everything going on now almost to a T. “Why doesn’t the US wait for the chemical inspection teams before going in?” This is amazing. Then Ken O’Keefe explains why. h/t Digglord
BY JOHN MAULDIN Dial your mind back to January 2001. The world had survived Y2K; the stock market was topping out; George W. Bush had moved into the White House; and the US government had a balanced budget. Wait, say that …
by Martin Armstrong Viktor Orban has clearly won the parliamentary elections in Hungary winning 74.6% of the votes on Sunday in Budapest. His party could take 134 seats in the 199-seat parliament giving it a constitutional two-thirds majority. This is an amazing landslide victory …
by visualcapitalist The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. If someone slipped you a $10,000 check and told you to invest it, what would you do with the money? With no strings attached, there is a wide …
So-called “news stations” are forcing their anchors to read these scripts like actors. We need laws like Canada that prevents this corporate propaganda from being pushed as “news.” They don’t allow this since “a licenser may not broadcast….any false or misleading news.” …
