Simon Black Nearly 186 years ago to the day, on January 8, 1835, US President Andrew Jackson accomplished what no other American president has done before, or since: he paid off the national debt. Jackson […]
CHARLES HUGH SMITH One of the dishes at the banquet of consequences that will surprise a great many revelers is the systemic failure of the Federal Reserve’s one-size-fits-all “solution” to every spot of bother: print […]
CHARLES HUGH SMITH As for stock markets–the devil take the hindmost. Let’s keep it simple: US dollar up, stocks down. US dollar down, stocks up. Stocks up, billionaires get richer. Since that spot of bother in […]
by Tyler Durden Earlier today, we reported that sentiment in the latest Bank of America Fund Manager survey was so bullish, even survey organizer, BofA Chief Investment Officer Michael Hartnett, said it’s time to turn bearish for the […]
By Nate Hagens Modern elections—despite their social and political importance—have become more like sporting events than referendums around ideas. We so intensely identify with our partisan tribe, that we focus on the slogans, the rooting […]
Alastair CROOKE Now, as we enter the final month of the U.S. election, the expected climax to long-buried animosities is at hand. It is unlikely to be brief or decisive. The internal convulsions of the U.S. […]
A top German trial lawyer has called for Covid fraud perpetrators jailed for “probably the greatest crime against humanity ever committed.” Dr. Reinger Fuellmich is a lawyer known for corruption trials against Deutsche Bank and […]
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2020 I shamelessly nicked this off my Facebook Friend Matt Bracken’s Post. I thought it was depressing but accurate telling what is going on in America. I was getting my coffee and […]
Less than 24 hours after beating the apparently wimpiest case of covid-19 ever, Donald Trump decided that his subjects’ lives aren’t exciting enough. So he called off Congressional talks on the latest stimulus bill. Never […]
by Tyler Durden Update (1425ET): In what should be a surprise to nobody, House Democrats have completely shot down the $1.5 trillion bipartisan compromise for pandemic relief, arguing “When it comes to bolstering the public health system, […]
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