Elites Manufacture Fake "Hate" Crisis As Pretext For Mass Spying, Blacklists, And Censorship https://t.co/75PMeIQxwH — zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 11, 2023 Ron Paul was right about so many things. He’s right about E-verify too. https://t.co/jJM7ED1A57 — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) May 11, …
via John Rubino: One of the signposts on the road to recession (or in today’s case Depression) is a sudden increase in the number of former Wall Street favorites going bankrupt. The reason this happens when it does is that when …
via WSB: Understanding The Market Requires You To Understand Market Psychology Stock market intraday patterns – all times are in Eastern Standard Time! When day trading the US stock market you may notice certain patterns, based on the time of …
via readynutrition: If you’re anything like me, and a lot of other more natural people out there, you have probably tasted your fair share of herbal teas. One of my favorites is an aromatic calming tea made with chamomile, lavender, and lemon balm. What …
Corporations in gaming and social media are exploiting psychology to create feedback loops, which is causing an epidemic of more isolation, rise in mental health problems, and more dependency on tech for our needs. They want people complacent, sick, and …
https://youtu.be/dgMmnTHdZl0 President Trump Remarks on Prison Sentencing In the West Wing’s Roosevelt Room, President Trump delivered remarks on the “First Step Act,” which would make changes to sentencing and prison laws. He said the legislation would reduce crime and allow …
by John Rubino “How did you go bankrupt?” “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” ― Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises On the surface, nothing much changed last week. The Fed, as expected, raised short-term interest rates very modestly, the US, Canada …
It happened just weeks before the historic October 2007 stock market top: Investors had “become utterly unconcerned with risk,” as the September 2007 Elliott Wave Theorist remarked. With that in mind, this update on investor psychology should interest every market …
by John Rubino Big companies report blow-out earnings. Home prices are soaring. North Korea promises to end its nuke program, possibly averting another Asian war. And stocks fall. Does the news no longer matter? No, it doesn’t. But it never …
by John Rubino Facebook is an epic growth story. It now has an astounding 2 billion active users and a stock that – from an already richly-valued level – rose by 53% in the previous year. In February its market …
by Shaun Richards The last week or so has seen something of a change in financial markets. The falls in Bitcoin have continued but in addition equity markets have hit rough water including quite a storm as they plunged yesterday. …