by Chris Black It’s actually racist to even allow white people to have jobs at all. The Citizen: A leaked internal Dis-Chem memo detailing a memorandum on the recruitment and employment of white South Africans must have spoilt its author, …
All eyes are on DEBIT SUISSE, meanwhile almost all banks Credit Default Swaps (CDS) suddenly surpass March 2020. Compared to the 2008 financial crisis, Credit Suisse has blown WAY past their 2008/2009 CDS peak: Green line = Now Red dot …
The British Medical Association is in big, BIG trouble. By all accounts it’s self imploding. My late father (their honorary Vice President) would be utterly ashamed of what they did after I presented concerning data on mRNA V. You couldn’t …
by Boo_Randy Affordability in the housing market has deteriorated at the fastest pace in the last 30 years So which ones the next Lehman ? pic.twitter.com/KkThzIgFZp — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) October 4, 2022 Financial Conditions are getting tigther pic.twitter.com/DISCAX5PXf …
by Shaun Richards The weekend just gone was rife with rumours of banks being in trouble. Rumours are of course the staple of financial markets especially on Friday afternoons. But then we got this. ZURICH, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Credit …
Speculation CAD will drop below 60 cents this week. An historic low. Global currency in total freefall. https://www.baystreet.ca/articles/forex_trader.aspx h/t DMIX333
Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, former long time Wall St bond trader and paid newsletter writer, Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics https://investmentresearchdynamics.com/
One guy drilled a dry 900 foot well, cost about $40,000. A lot of these homeowners have water trucked in, but many cities won’t sell water if it will be trucked out of city limits. as the supply drys up, …
Ramping credit card debt + rising interest rates = trouble for many, many borrowers who are already struggling with their bills. pic.twitter.com/wIVtxSDhw9 — Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) June 22, 2022 Fed Powell facing criticism for inflation missteps… WASHINGTON (AP) — …
by Shaun Richards The last 24 hours or so have brought news of the economic clouds darkening over the Euro area. We can start with La Belle France where it turned out that the past was not what had been …
Last week, Special counsel John Durham achieved two major victories prior to the criminal trial of ex-Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann, though. In addition to ordering a key witness to appear in court, the judge also agreed to review memos …
by jessefelder This month (so far) has been the worst for the Nasdaq since the stock market was in the throes of the Great Financial Crisis back in 2008. And it shouldn’t be hard to understand what is plaguing the Big Tech …
by: Stefan Gleason As Russia appears to be on the verge of defaulting on its debt, the U.S. debt market is also signaling trouble ahead. Treasury bonds, long considered to be among the safest investments, are rapidly plunging in value …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7thTPEGs2g Matt Vespa from Townhall Reports, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has a message for Democrats. They’re in trouble. Recently, the congresswoman sat down with New York One News and warned President Joe Biden of a ‘collapse in support’ from young …
by confoundedinterest17 We’ve got Trouble in Potomac City! The US Treasury 10Y-5Y curve is going deeper into inversion. The short end of the Treasury curve is rising, as expected, but declining at the 5 year tenor and beyond. The aggregate Treasury …
by Martin Armstrong BlackRock peaked on target in 2021 during November and has been dropping rather significantly. At this stage, a month-end closing below 810 warns of a further sharp decline. But a March closing below 815 will warn that …
by Adam Taggart, Wealthion A lot of people regard the Federal Reserve as omnipotent. But it’s not. The bond market is more powerful. And its days of deferring to the Fed’s wishes may soon be over. Should that happen, all heck …
The S&P 500 has dropped 11% — heading toward what would count as a correction — so far this year. That’s the most on record at this juncture, according to Bloomberg data that goes back over nine decades, though drawdowns …
By Lance Roberts “Small caps,” or small-capitalization companies, could be in trouble next year if signs from the NFIB survey are correct. In September 2019, I wrote “NFIB Survey Trips Economic Alarms,” It was just a few short months before the U.S. economy …
My bet is both. Bigly. FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams Announces Resignation — zerohedge (@zerohedge) December 31, 2021 You may not remember who that is. But I remember. She gave us this little gem, just after the federal reserve changed the …
by CallMeEpiphany The Introduction The 2008 financial crisis can be summed up as follows: banks believed that giving out loans with poor due diligence to shitty lenders was basically free money. Then Affirm comes along and says, “Hold my beer”. Affirm’s …
by Glenn Reynolds CREATING ORBITAL DEBRIS: Russian anti-satellite weapons test ‘dangerous and irresponsible’ -U.S. An anti-satellite weapons test by Russia against one of its own targets has generated debris that is a risk to astronauts on the International Space Station and other …
via John P. Hussman, Ph.D.: I think it’s clear that we’re deep into bubble territory. Bubbles are characterized typically at the end of a long bull market by a period where they accelerate, and they start to rise at two …
