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    Armstrong gives a short account of his incarceration and torture,,, thanks to the bankers and the State.
    QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; What is the catch? Why do you do everything you do with no charge. What is the hook? Nobody does something for nothing.

    News on quantum encryption,. https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/w...-cannot-break/
    The future of crypto, https://www.rt.com/business/417245-c...ack-japan-nem/

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    • Moving from dangerous bonds into less dangerous stocks

      "Jeff Gundlach - who in early January joined the bearish bond chorus, announcing that a bear market would commence once the long-term trendline be broken should the 30Y rise above 2.99%..."
      Some claim that 3.5% is the start of a crash. Others claim 3%.
      He has some good graphs, https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...ycle-investing
      ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

      Here is the little squiggle that indicates to some that the 10 year bond has reversed it's decline, https://i0.wp.com/northmantrader.com...NX-2.png?ssl=1
      John Hussman is extremely methodical. He has lots of facts and figures here to show that stocks will NOT have any earnings in the next several years.
      I expect the S&P 500 to lose approximately two-thirds of its value over the completion of this cycle. My impression is that future generations will look back on this moment and say "... and this is where they completely lost their minds." As I’ve regularly noted in recent months, our immediate outlook is essentially flat neutral for practical purposes, though we’re partial to a layer of tail-risk hedges.

      Armstrong, "So far, we have elected the first Daily Bearish Reversal. There are three more to go before we can say we are headed into a March low. "
      Armstrong recounts some of his earlier predictions that proved to be perfectly accurate.
      COMMENT: OK Mr. Armstrong. Looks like the government was right. You come out and said the Dow reached a turning point and it crashes. You posted: "In the US

      Armstrong plays his cards VERY close to his vest because his big paying subscribers don't want him giving out a bunch of info. The big funds want to be the first to the exit.
      None of the indicators point to a waterfall event in the immediate future.

      Alaska and food stamps, "In total, the program covers nearly one-third of the state's population."

      The "precariat", https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...able-heres-why
      The Europeans have come out and told Uncle Sam to shove it! NO more sanctions. No sanctions on Iran and, in a big F.U to pox americana,,,, https://www.rt.com/business/417501-n...ction-germany/

      Wait and see.
      NO ! NO!, don't look over there.
      Buy more popcorn.

      Armstrong wrote about the huge rotation OUT of bonds and into stocks. The State has an unquenchable appetite for MONEY. NOBODY wants to buy $617 billion in bonds from a country that is trying to cheapen it's currency. If the State does indeed default, the bloated stock market is a better bet,
      The lesser of 2 weevils.
      The Treasury will have to bump it's interest rate way up to attract legitimate buyers. That "bump" will be the death knell.

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      • Originally posted by Danny B View Post
        Inflation is accurately described as; an increase in the money supply.

        ...

        We have 2 distinct loops of the economy. We have completely different levels of confidence between the two loops. The economy is far more susceptible to confidence than it is to the money supply.
        I can agree with you, but since I "hacked" your response you may want to add to or subtract from my understanding.

        There has been an enormous amount of inflation over the last many years and the rate of this has been accelerating. (also the rate of the rate, but I digress)

        In the general scheme of things, I am a "lower loop" sort of person, but I keep a few "hard assets" around, being that is my choice.

        Now, I like to read your posts, which I do at least once a week. The big reason is that what the upper loop tranche does certainly impacts my life and future. Eventually they will undoubtedly screw up and throw the lower loop into a major depression. This will cause hardship but also result in riots, rebellions, etc. which will impact the upper loop. This is their greatest fear. And this fear keeps them in check, for now. When Portugal sells huge low interest bonds to gullible bankers, I want to know. So, Thank-you. I am better informed.

        The UL people are all jockeying for advantage and that is the soap opera that is played on the world stage for everyone to see. Unfortunately, everyone is an actor and the truth in concealed.

        One reality that I cannot escape is this: A dollar in the UL is the same dollar in the LL. More realities? An oz of metal in the UL is the same in the LL. Same for land, skills, etc. A mountain of bonds and other paper is at the beck and call of groups and individuals and they are seeking advantages over one or the other. Even little NK is in the game. Be careful out there!

        Oh! One more comment. The currencies of the various countries can be issued at various rates and manipulated by the various actors. But, something new has arrived on the stage over the last few years to rock the boat. Namely, Crypto-currencies in all its permutations. I wish I knew the relative size of CC vs. sovereign transaction volume. As I understand it, the ratio is far less than 1:100. Is this correct? If so, it is really nothing to think about at this time.
        There is a reason why science has been successful and technology is widespread. Don't be afraid to do the math and apply the laws of physics.

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        • The curious natures of inflation

          Wayne, you can forget about CC for now. 10% of all CC exchanges take place in India. CC has been pretty much banned in India. It's not very welcome in China either. The Indian public holds about 20,000 tons of gold. The Chinese hold a lot too. Gold will be repriced before long. Over 10% of cryptos have been stolen. Crypto just won't work. I'll try to explain.

          Everyone has heard the story about the goldsmith who had the best vault in town. He rented space in his vault and gave receipts for other people's gold.
          Being human, he eventually circulated more receipts than the amount of gold he held. When he circulated receipts for gold that he didn't own, he went from being an artisan to being a banker. Banking was born out of fraud. Centuries ago, banks held savings. Bankers passed a moral judgement on prospective borrowers. Bankers brokered loans of the PMs that they held in their vaults. The gold supply grew by about 2% a year. The economy grew by about 2% a year.
          This just wasn't enough for many Prime ministers, Presidents, Kings and Popes. Rulers routinely went off the gold standard as they were ramping up for war. This made great fortunes for bankers. Since a king never had to run for election,,,, and buy votes, the bankers got rid of as many kings as they could. The bankers loaned to elected officials knowing that they would collect GREAT returns by backing corrupt leaders.

          Tsar Nicholas II wasn't corruptible so, the bankers whipped up a revolution and ended the House of Romanov. His reign saw the fall of the Russian Empire from being one of the foremost great powers of the world to economic and military collapse.
          Jews May Have Killed Russia's Last Czar Nicholas II In Ritual Murder, Investigators Claim
          Nov 29, 2017 - The head of Russia's Orthodox Church is launching an investigation into whether the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II, and his family were victims of a ritual murder carried out by angry Jews in 1918,


          Kings had to go. They were a lot more likely to care about their country than elected leaders.
          Since the bankers never actually produced anything, they were the eternal parasite. Parasites LOVE socialism. The bankers have long lauded people like Marx. Obummer was elected by $1 billion from the bankers. The MSM praised him without limit. The bought-and-paid-for-congress gave him as much power as they could. The bankers installed Marxism in Eastern Europe until the U.S.S.R. collapse. They had a lot of influence in Chinese communism. Martin Armstrong says that; it's just our turn to get shafted by socialism. Whatever else you may think about Trump, it appears that he will go head-to-head with the communists.


          The present war has the CIA, FBI and MSM,,, all controlled by bankers, along with a congress mostly controlled by bankers , up against Trump. He is fighting a war against the forces that destroyed that destroyed the U.S.S.R.
          In his post-Versailles treatise, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, Keynes famously quoted the Bolshevik (Lenin)leader saying, perhaps apocryphally, that "the best way to destroy the capitalist system is to debauch the currency." In other words, incompetent central bankers are a communist's best friend.

          This brings us to inflation. When currency was linked by / backed by something that was tangible, it was very difficult to get much monetary inflation. When currency was backed by nothing, monetary inflation was easy to accomplish. The bankers are / were the most astute parasites. The State was equally a parasite but, not near so astute. The 2 mega-parasites ran the presses as fast as they could now that the golden chain had been removed. The number of money renters grew enormously. The money supply grew enormously. The end result was that, interest income is hard to come by.


          In the early '80s, the gold industry invented gold futures. This allowed them to sell paper gold. They inflated the gold supply 100 times over.
          Stop and think. The have inflated the snot out of everything that can be sent over a wire.
          Tangible gold, stock certificates, paper bonds, futures & options, etc haven't been inflated anything like items that are traded electronicly.
          The banker must convert his thin-air money into tangibles if he hopes to eat. The bankers were given a few $trillion as excess reserves to keep them alive. They were suppose to keep this on deposit at the FED to keep it from blowing up prices in the lower loop.
          This chart shows how monetization has crossed over into the real economy. Forget the chart. It was 200 lines of code.

          This site shows how the money has bled over into the economy. https://econimica.blogspot.com/2018/...iving-and.html
          Around the globe, we are approaching a monumental awakening as municipal governments see their borrowing costs rise dramatically with rising interest rates.


          So, the State was instrumental in driving down interest rates. This was done to keep interest expense on sovereign debt down to a minimum. But now, the money renters are losing their shirts. FED GOV plans to borrow a couple of $ trillion. The bankers are socialist and the FED is owned by bankers. Since they hate Trump with a passion, they will probably cause the interest rates to go way up.
          The bankers use their thin-air money to buy tangibles. They can inflate the snot out of everything that moves by wire. The actual supply of tangibles is shrinking. The supply of consumers is shrinking. Wages are shrinking. The credit edifice is trying to grow big enough and fast enough to make up the difference.
          Confidence shrinks with them. Confidence drives interest rates. The mega-parasites have "poisoned the well" by taking too much.

          Lenin, "By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens. By this method they not only confiscate, but they confiscate arbitrarily; and, while the process impoverishes many, it actually enriches some. The sight of this arbitrary rearrangement of riches strikes not only at security but [also] at confidence in the equity of the existing distribution of wealth."

          Currency inflation is going up at the same time that wages and population are going down. Armstrong said that the currency collapse would commence in 2021.

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          • The nominal sticker price of tangible assets

            Originally posted by Danny B View Post
            Wayne, you can forget about CC for now.

            ...

            (2) The present war has the CIA, FBI and MSM,,, all controlled by bankers, along with a congress mostly controlled by bankers ... up against Trump.

            ...

            (3) The bankers are / were the most astute parasites. The State was equally a parasite but, not near so astute.

            ...

            (4) In the early '80s, the gold industry invented gold futures. This allowed them to sell paper gold. They inflated the gold supply 100 times over.

            ...

            (5) The banker must convert his thin-air money into tangibles if he hopes to eat.


            (6) The bankers were ... suppose to keep this on deposit at the FED to keep it from blowing up prices in the lower loop ... monetization has crossed over into the real economy.

            ...

            (7) The bankers use their thin-air money to buy tangibles. They can inflate ... The mega-parasites have "poisoned the well" by taking too much.

            ...
            Thanks for allowing me to pick your brain. I am in general agreement with you. I'm glad you agree with me on crypto. It won't go away but it won't be the cure when things collapse. And things will collapse eventually.

            (2) (3) (4) It seems to me the bankers, the State and the futures market makers are all in a similar situation, really the same situation. All these groups are, in general, trapped in a box with no way out. They are powerless to really solve the dilemma they have created and if they step out of formation they fear they will end up a pariah like Armstrong.

            (5) At the level of an individual they may decide to put 10 percent of their assets in gold, let's say. That might be permitted but this is the problem with that. They don't fear going hungry, but if the price of gold, let's say, moves up too quickly, it will crash the FRN. Then the "unwashed" masses with come at them with pitchforks. Oops, sorry, they don't own any pitchforks because they all live in cities... There is not enough tangible assets for 10 percent to move 10 percent into tangibles without upsetting the market. (They are trapped.)

            (6) So, according to your chart, the PTB are no longer marching in step and they are buying tangible assets. This will, of course, bring in uncontrollable street level inflation. People will say, "I can't pay my rent and still eat, I'll go live with Joe." That was a good graph. I hope it was a good representation of reality.

            (7) You seem to be of the opinion the game is over, the process of paying the piper is under way.

            Forewarned is forearmed!
            There is a reason why science has been successful and technology is widespread. Don't be afraid to do the math and apply the laws of physics.

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            • Brian Josephson won a Nobel prize many years ago for his work on Quantum tunnelling.

              Essentially, all members of a species are in communication / contact.
              The Princeton Egg tracks our global consciousness. The Global Consciousness Project
              So, what does that imply? "Humanity Is Descending Into Clinical Insanity"


              "social pathologies of collapse" The article goes into the many ways that we are going collectively CRAZY.

              The "Most Gruesome Symptoms" Of The Breakdown Of Society Now Manifesting
              Society Could Collapse In A Decade, Predicts Math Historian | HuffPost
              Here's How NASA Thinks Society Will Collapse - The Atlantic
              BBC - Future - How Western civilisation could collapse
              Noam Chomsky on the Breakdown of American Society and a World in ...
              http://www.businessinsider.com/what-...llapses-2016-8

              We're slowing down. How important is that?


              Tainter wrote an excellent book on the fall of complex societies, http://wtf.tw/ref/tainter.pdf
              Roberto Vaca wrote about this many years ago, https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/...oming-dark-age
              Armstrong, "We are approaching the grave danger of a Dark Age beginning from the aftermath of 2032. Hopefully, I will be gone by then and will not have to face this horrible event"

              I keep writing about the fact that we have no cure for efficiency. Adding to the collective insanity is the knowledge that many of us may become permanently jobless.
              ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

              We're fracturing as a society where MGTOW is just one facet.

              The future is coming TOO fast for us to comprehend or adjust.

              It's going to get even faster when AI can create an AI offspring that is even faster.
              Inevitably, all things must come to an end.  Our entire problem with government is we have ZERO accountability and ZERO qualification standards to even run

              So, idiotic lawmakers have to find somebody competent SOON, to run the whole show,,,,, Plant a garden.

              "Keep in mind that Goldman Sachs has three strategic people now in place controlling the agenda."
              QUESTION: Powell is from the Carlyle Group which people say you advised. Do you know Powell? What do you think of his agenda? Will you be advising him?

              GS has screwed it up EVERY time. Trump is going to get steamrollered by all of this.

              The FED dumped $18 billion in one month. How is that going to work out when the Treasury needs about a $trillion?

              We're marching off the cliff,,,, arm-in-arm.

              666?

              I believe it. GDP is just a measure of how much money there is in the economy.

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              • Interesting source material

                Thanks, you have done a great job of backing up your viewpoint.
                There is a reason why science has been successful and technology is widespread. Don't be afraid to do the math and apply the laws of physics.

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                • Bad ideas,, bad plans,,, bad outcomes

                  Thanks, Wayne. Talk is cheap and history is only a guide. Human nature doesn't change much but, new inputs from our surroundings eliminate old models. Ned Ludd was the "first" to decry automation. The birth of the AI offspring chip will bring an AI chip for EVERY application. Unfolding neural networks will bring big changes and maybe, danger.

                  War will completely change, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlO2gcs1YvM&t=138s

                  Hackers will flood everything. AI will tell us when we are going to die, https://gizadeathstar.com/2018/01/pr...tric-id-plans/https://www.theguardian.com/global-d...lling-violence

                  Krap with a capital K
                  The FED tried raising rates in 2007. Things crashed. They are trying to raise rates now. The Site "Economica" shows good proof that the CB can't successfully raise rates when the consuming population is shrinking. We can expect another crash but, much worse, because there is so much more debt in the system.
                  Even well into 2017, variations of the “secular stagnation” thesis remained popular within the economics community. Accelerating synchroniz...


                  QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, I read all the words after the film. I found it interesting that the filmmaker went to the government and asked them to explain their


                  If you look at the planned borrowing numbers from FED GOV, you can see that nobody in D.C. plans to cut back. The "Crisis Manager" that Armstrong proposed is nowhere in sight.

                  So, is all of this just a coincidence? It really doesn't seem that way.

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                  • Save the banks,,, light a fuse under the 10 year note

                    It's pretty quiet right now. The FED doesn't have to actively reduce it's balance sheet to set off deflation. The CBs have been buying every dip to keep investors in the market. If the FED truly wants to tamp down the fires, it only needs to ignore the dips. Historically a meltdown in the stock market took weeks or months to hit bottom. That was before algos were doing much of the trading. That was before so many trades were executed after hours.
                    The FED is trying to cool down the fires without blowing up the markets. They have screwed up EVERYTHING else so, what are their chances of success?
                    Crypto-coins are a creation of the NSA. Various States and many banks have banned them. They are in flame-out right now. BUT, there is a new twist. Gold backed crypto coins have appeared. EVERYBODY knows how safe gold is.
                    Beyond Cynicism: America Fumbles Towards Kafka’s Castle | The American Conservative
                    Keep in mind that almost all of the money supply is NOT paper. Paper money will be in BIG demand when credit locks up.Technically, the coup commenced on November 22, 1963. JFK was going to end the FED and CIA. The takeover was jacked up a notch on 9/11 to further control and cement the control of the mother country.
                    "We were told QE would be temporary, like for six months. The Jackass instantly declared in 2011 that it would be permanent, just like the Zero Rate Interest Rate policy"

                    "The USTreasury 10-year yield is on the verge of a breakout. Interest rates are rising, and could cause tremendous damage, starting with the stock market. The USFed balance sheet is loaded for massive losses, from USTBonds bought at low rates. If and when TNX goes above 3.0% on the all-important bond yield, the S&P500 and Dow Jones Index will turn down hard and scream of a major stock market decline."
                    "The Global Financial RESET will be urgently put into motion, jumping up a gear in activity and intensity. Ironically, expect in several months that the East will be invited to help stabilize matters. They will comply, but on condition the Gold Standard is re-instated."

                    "The secondary pattern hit its 2.7% yield target. It is a highly reliable pattern in general. The recent move above the 2.60% key resistance level with gusto could continue to provide impetus in pushing the USTreasury 10-year yield (TNX) above the 3.0% level. That would cause severe problems"
                    "The Head & Shoulders reversal target calls for an upward move in the neighborhood of 3.4% to 4.0% incredibly, as the great unwind is near, for both stocks and bonds. The more conservative 3.4% target pertains to the basic H&S pattern without considering its upward bias tilt. The more aggressive 4.0% target pertains to the more liberal interpretation "
                    "Either way, the move toward the 3.5% area will cause tremendous grief and lead to significant publicity. Expect a major stock market decline, together with a major bond market decline, the worst of both worlds. Two declines simultaneously under the King Dollar banner will signal ignominious light."
                    "The last time the USTreasury Yield Spread went almost totally flat was immediately before the 2007-2008 subprime mortgage crisis. It served as the key signal, and accurately so, for what was to come in the following several months. The same warning signal is now flashing red"
                    US Treasury Bonds: Fuse To Light The Bonfire | Gold Eagle

                    The average person does not care about bond spreads. They are all-important to the investing community. You now have something of a timeline if you watch the rise of the 10 year bond.

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                    • The FED is trying to tamp down the "enthusiasm in the stock market. A stock bear market usually takes many months to bottom out. This time, all the gamblers are aware of the extreme over-valuations. Everyone knows that the algos can rush the exit far faster than they can. After hours trading is different. It matches up buy & sell orders to complete a transaction without going through the exchange. If a big group heads for the exits after-hours, they must all find a buyer. If they don't, there will be a large stack of sell orders waiting to find a buyer.
                      John Hussman has shown good cause to believe that the stock market will not have any earnings for the next 10--12 years. Everyone is aware that there is little attraction to buying high-priced stocks that have no earning potential.



                      We should see very soon if the FED is going to ignite some kind of rally. Money-renting has just gotten too big. There just isn't enough demand.

                      This brings us to,


                      Apparently, the State is paving the way for gold to make comeback.

                      Here is a vid explaining your future taxes, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqoGORXAv2o
                      Here are the numbers for each worker, https://www.goldbroker.com/news/ever...5-million-1226
                      Armstrong is going to release his program. Will that put everybody on the same side of the boat?
                      QUESTION: Firstly, I must say that I concede. I have followed you very carefully since 2011, initially a skeptic but intrigued by the TIME aspect ( which I

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                      • Crunch time

                        ah yes, the algos
                        Pumping in $27 trillion of new debt doesn't stabilize anything.
                        everyone acted like volatility would never return.



                        Goldilocks has flown the coop.

                        Nuff said.

                        Man is second-rate when it comes to handling big-data.

                        But, THAT is the future.
                        https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/p...whelmed-today/
                        https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/p...s-new-clients/


                        Armstrong, "Politicians just do not get it. They have convinced themselves that they can tax whatever they desire and people have no choice but to pay. Missing in their analysis are two influences (1) people just stop earning income for it reaches a point it is not worth working anymore, and (2) you simply pick-up and leave. "
                        Worth reading, https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/w...previous-time/
                        To republicans, everyone is equal at the start of the race
                        To democrats, every one is equal at the end of the race.
                        While the dems and reps have been called 2 wings of the same bird, the republicans were a bit more likely to embrace fiscal conservatives. That was then. This is now.
                        "Indeed, they are the proverbial elephants in the room, thereby giving rise to a considerable irony: To wit, the GOP party of the elephant, which is supposed to be the palladium of financial rectitude in American politics, has forgotten about them completely.

                        For instance, in his triumphalist SOTU, the Donald didn't utter so much as a single syllable about the Fed, the budget, entitlements, the $1 trillion per year deficits looming ahead or the nation's soaring public debt. Yet after omitting virtually everything which counts, he went on to crow about how he is making America Great Again (MAGA) by making better trade deals and borrowing untold sums from future generations."
                        Stockman makes good points but, I suspect that Trump has something up his sleeve.
                        Contra Corner » Two Elephants In The Room That The GOP Has Completely Forgotten
                        Trump is a wily one. He may allow the system to crash and force the FED out of business. He could remodel the system on the Bank of North Dakota. This would be palatable to private banks because they could still make a profit. BND doesn't try to compete with or, exclude private banking. The (currently $450 B) interest drain would not leave GOV coffers. When interest rates rise, GOV interest debt will go up towards $1 trillion. What better time than now (shortly) to propose squeezing out the CB?

                        On the economy, Trump is all talk. I'm guessing that he has a plan but, it is too radical to take off the wraps now. When interest rates hit ABOUT 4%, EVERYBODY will be looking for a fall guy to pin it on AND a savior to rescue them.

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                        • A Quandary - Kunstler

                          Solar power is close enough to free energy to qualify in a certain sense. It allows people to break free (to a certain degree) from the centralized control of the State. There are lots of new devices that can pull water from the air. The State is hard at work trying to cement control. Remote control of electric meters and water meters is just one facet. Brainwashing students is another facet. There are many. To a certain degree, the PTB must keep us poor to keep us working. How many people would opt out of the rat race if they could just set up a little homestead in the desert with a greenhouse and a few chickens?

                          The State goes to great lengths to equate itself 100% with society. Two inseparable constructs. There has been plenty written about a society without a State.
                          In a profound sense, no social system, whether anarchist or statist, can work at all unless most people are 'good' in the sense that they are not all hell-bent
                          Slovakia Will Build Border Wall - PM Says "We Will Never Accept a Single Muslim"
                          They aren't the only ones. EU to sue Poland, Hungary and Czechs for refusing refugee quotas ...
                          EU to sue Poland, Hungary and Czechs for refusing refugee quotas - BBC News

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                          • Are the CBs truly tapering?

                            Here is a graph of the 10 year U.S. bond. https://editorial.azureedge.net/misc...9505989675.png
                            We have all heard, in ad nauseam fashion, Wall Street’s current favorite mantra touting a global synchronized economic recovery. For the record, globa


                            Carl Icahn has become a doomer, https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...pay-price-1929
                            There has been TOO LITTLE emphasis placed on the effects of birth control.
                            "The population is graying quickly. The State Council said last year that about a quarter of China's population will be 60 or older by 2030, up from 13.3% in the 2010 census. Meanwhile, scrapping the one-child policy hasn't raised birth rates as high living costs deter larger families. Births fell to 17.2 million last year from 18.5 million in 2016."
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                            Blame it on the bots, https://sputniknews.com/business/201...t-plunge-bots/
                            Blame it on the drugs, http://www.thedailysheeple.com/thous...ug-test_022018
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                            • Armstrong,,,Wells Fargo on the chopping block?

                              Armstrong is still hard at work getting his revenge on the banks for throwing him in prison for several years. He has opened up Socrates at a level for the average investor. Remember, the banks can't make money unless somebody else loses money. About every 10 years, they take everybody to the cleaners. There is so much traffic trying to get into Socrates that ; "The Socrates site where the results are posted is on the Amazon Cloud. We had an urgent meeting today to run analysis as for why the system could not handle the massive traffic to the site over the past two days. We found out that it was pushed to 97% CPU capacity."
                              The Socrates site where the results are posted is on the Amazon Cloud. We had an urgent meeting today to run analysis as for why the system could not hand the

                              This is going to make it very difficult for the banks to suck in the muppets.

                              "So no, we cannot yet rule out a 2020 low. It all depends upon breaking 19,677.94. If that unfolds, then we are in for a major economic crisis on the Monetary Crisis Cycle going into that which began here in 2018 and goes into 2021 when it goes completely nuts. "
                              QUESTION: Marty; Just wow. You called the day of the high and then said the market would make a new low yesterday, a directional change would take it back up


                              "And more than just coincidence on Monday that Powell was sworn in and the very same day the Dow dropped a record 1175 points.

                              The Fed needed to remind Trump who is in charge of the world finances so he doesn't think he is in charge of it."
                              ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero


                              Yep, volatility is back.
                              Did Washington save the stock market on Monday? It may be hard to make the case that anyone or anything helped Wall Street as stocks lost about 4 percent of their value and the Dow Jones industrial…


                              The gold-price manipulators recently got taken to the cleaners. Is this a one-off deal? Is somebody trying to bring back a bit of honesty to markets? is Trump slowly draining the swamp?
                              Years ago, Russia defaulted on it's bonds and brought down Long term Capital Management. LTCM had 2 Nobel prize winners (economics) on it's board. They claimed that even in the whole future of the galaxy, the trades could never go bad. These huge losses threatened to bring down everything. The big banks coughed up the money to save the day,,, except for Bear Stearns. They refused. In the 2008 crash, they were eviscerated.

                              In the 2008 crash Lehman was killed off by Goldman Sachs and a couple of others. GS, et al refused to make bond payments that were owed and due to Lehman Bros. We had a GS guy as secretary of the treasury and he made sure that GS and a few others got money. Lehman was starved and strangled. Dick Fuld and the rest of the clowns at Lehman were CROOKED as could be. Were they killed off for this?
                              Richard Wolff: The lesson of Lehman Brothers' failures of fiduciary duty is that large-scale lending should not be entrusted to private banks


                              Moving ahead in time, Wells Fargo is a global hero when it comes to crooked business. But, times are changing,,, Maybe Trump.
                              Powell was sworn in AND, "Just days after the Fed slammed Wells Fargo on Janet Yellen's last day, by announcing an unprecedented enforcement action in which it prohibited the bank from "growing", effectively making it into a quasi-utility until it fixes its lacking internal control system and replaces much of its board, moments ago S&P added insult to injury by downgrading the largest US mortgage lender from A to A-, due to "Prolonged Regulatory And Governance Issues" with a Stable Outlook."
                              "On Feb. 2, Wells Fargo & Co. ("Wells") became subject to a consent order from the Federal Reserve that caps the company's asset growth until it further enhances its governance and compliance and risk management to the standards required by the regulator."

                              You can read the whole article but, it seems that somebody wants accountability.
                              ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
                              The “year of living dangerously” just got more dangerous... After the flash crash on Wall Street settles, here's what's around the corner...

                              There are a LOT of people pissed off about big Pharma flooding the streets with drugs. Some professionals grabbed the head of A pharma,,, along with his wife,,,, zip tied them,,, hung them up and, strangled them.
                              A second autopsy has reportedly uncovered new information relating to the cause of the Shermans' death, casting the previous suspicion of murder-suicide into doubt
                              There’s an old saying about attorneys. “If the facts are on your side, pound the facts into the table. If the law is on your side, pound the law into the table. If neither the facts nor the law are on your side, pound the table.” That can also apply to the California Public Employees’ Retirement System,...

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                              • Saving the markets day by day,,, sovereign credit rating


                                We've seen $200 trillion of new debt pumped into the upper loop. That wasn't a problem. When a little bit of it bleeds over into the lower loop, THEN it is a problem.
                                cut off the heroin/Viagra cocktail and,,, see what happens. The PPT will have to ride to the rescue again today.
                                This can't truly be called a rebound. More accurately, it is a suicide march.
                                Hussman has shown that there will be no returns on stocks for many years. There is no reason to stay in the market.



                                Jan 30, 2018

                                Did you notice that; the more / longer that "they" investigate Trump, the more dirt they find on the Dems? Not just Dems, Steve Wynn is in deep do-do. The Russia investigation has poked several holes in the bottom of the swamp. Killary is more toxic that cyanide.
                                Updated April 2018 A business story that got very little traction in the United States provides us with some insight about how Washington...

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