Wall St. For Main St., Released on 4/17/21 12-14 months ago we were told by food “experts” and deflationistas that food prices would only be up temporarily for a few
12-14 months ago we were told by food “experts” and deflationistas that food prices would only be up temporarily for a few months and would return to normal levels. Prices
by Orangutan More tax money going to elected officials. Alabama this time. What could this society’s potential be with a lot less of this corruption, theft and greed. via theweek: Sheriff
Chicks on the Right’s Ashley Kimber caught a gem this week spoting a tweet from Ryan Saavedra. She writes, “The Democrats spent the entire midterm election cycle promising a bunch
by Michael Snyder We have definitely deviated from the script. According to virtually all of the “experts”, the stock market was not supposed to keep plummeting in November. This was supposed
by John Ward There can be very few more sick ironies than the Remembrance of war’s futility being marred by President Macron’s promotion of the concept of an EU army. The
by Troy It seems like just yesterday when everybody on CNBC was saying “here’s why the stock market could crash like 1987”. With that being said, the S&P has made
by Simon Black I remember having a conversation with a woman during the peak of the housing bubble, probably 2005… She was a psychologist based in Florida. And she was
Someone is providing military coverage for them. Who in the would could that be? AC
by kthrowaway2699 My parents’ home is no longer safe. I’m currently living in my car in the Florida heat, no working AC. The driver side window is also not working
by Tom McClellan Why is the VIX spiking now? Because now is when it is supposed to do that. Volatility and interest rates have an interesting relationship, going back many years.
by Michael Snyder Is it useless to try to save America? Since I announced that I would be running for a seat in Congress, I have had a number of people become
by LV If it were run-of-the-mill criminal prosecutions, a couple of investment banks would not be so nervous. At stake is their bread-and-butter; i.e., profits from high frequency trading. Two