After this weekend, U.S. government fees on securities sales will quadruple. Don’t panic. The charges are small. Very small. For decades, the Securities and Exchange Commission has secured some funding for its regulatory activities from trading fees paid …
by JR3000 Because crypto believers think crypto currency will revolutionize the financial industry (and because I’ve been having an argument with someone that came here to pick a fight and wanted to argue about energy consumption between crypto and fiat) …
by Martin Armstrong https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Yellen-Lummis.mp4 Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is now defending the Biden administration’s proposal that would require banks to report ALL data to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on transactions over $600. With the NSA collecting every email, phone …
by Chris Black This is from Reason magazine. The incoming financial system (after the great reset) will be based on CBDCs. Which means, you’re basically a slave, with zero privacy and you’ll own nothing. Imagine living in a world where …
by Lance Roberts Could a “transaction tax” be a good thing? I recently discussed why “Free, Isn’t Really Free” regarding the retail investor. While “free trades” have certainly reduced the transaction costs, the selling of data to the highest bidder has likely cost investors more than …
Given the sharp slowdown in credit card transaction data, safe to say that retail sales will miss to the downside. $TLT $SPX pic.twitter.com/vHZErtjEE3 — Teddy Vallee (@TeddyVallee) January 29, 2019 Retail sales from First Merchant not looking great. pic.twitter.com/uK2BbC3tCd — …
by Deplorable Patriot Many people think the Uranium one transaction is just a made up story. A fabrication to distract the public from President Trumps involvement with Russia, “Russian collusion”. Fortunately for those people I have found evidence that should …
The release includes 2 letters from Senator John Barrasso (R-WY), indicating extreme concern about the Uranium One transaction. The first letter is directed to the Honorable Jacob Lew, Secretary of the Treasury, and dated May 13, 2015. The other letter …
