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Rob Kirby joins me to expose extremely important economic information which the majority of the world knows nothing about. Rob says, "We are talking about something here that is extremely dark. Exchange Stabilization Fund
From an opening of 15,989.45, the Dow never went higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 550 points before a surge in buying recovered over half of those losses, ending in a 1.56 percent loss.
A week ago we warned of some insane movements and mysterious bid in OIL
Moming Zhou for Bloomber reports, Crude oil is at a 12-year low and that means it's even cheaper than milk. The price of one gallon of West Texas Intermediate crude is equivalent to about half a gallon of Class III milk, the benchmark traded on t
Global banker admits Keynesian economics not working
Terrorism and the economy lead a long list of Americans' top priorities for Congress and for President Barack Obama in his final year in office, according to a Pew Research Center study released Friday.
Did Janet Yellen jump the gun by raising interest rates in December? Not at all, according to the world's second most powerful central banker.
Millions of Americans are laughing their way to the gas station. But should they be? Sure, the stunning crash in oil prices below $30 a barrel seems great for consumers because it's driven gas at the pump below $2 a gallon. And the thinking is tha
TGIF! Friday started with a bang after a turbulent week.
Fears grow of repeat of 2008 financial crash as investors run for cover... As leaders gathered in Davos, FTSE 100 was gripped by panic selling and entered bear market with Dow Jones also plunging.
BlackRock Chief: Markets Will Be 'Fine' ... The boss of the world's largest money manager said financial markets will be "fine" over the next year despite a sharp downturn early in 2016 ... BlackRock Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Laurence Fink sa
Marc Faber, editor of the "Gloom, Doom & Boom Report," has advised investors that now is a good time to invest in gold because stocks will crash over 40% and the world is on the verge of a new liquidity and debt crisis.
Lowest On Record. With all eyes on the overnight spike in crude oil prices (up 5% and back over $30, this must be the bottom right?), OPEC remains far from impressed with its basket price hovering at (or near) record low levels at $22.48.
LONDON - Whew! The Dow shot up yesterday morning and fell in the afternoon. Not a good sign.
So says a certain stock-valuation analysis
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Mises Institute Senior Fellow Dr. Mark Thornton joins the Liberty Report to discuss the real US economy beyond phony government statistics. Are things even worse than they are telling us?
New applications for unemployment benefits rise 10,000 to 293,000
(NaturalNews) If you still own stocks and mutual fund shares, you still aren't grasping the systemic risk in the stock market. No matter what you claim to BELIEVE, it is your ACTIONS that actually determine your true grasp of reality.
Been Saying for a Decade...William White is one of the world's top economists.
If you've been paying attention to the news lately, you probably noticed that the economy is making some scary moves.
As chairman of investments at Guggenheim Partners, Scott Minerd thought he had a realistic view on how big an economic challenge climate change poses.
Something has just happened that has signaled a recession every single time that it has occurred since World War I.
Historians of the future will note Yellen's smiling press conference in December of 2015 to announce the long-awaited rate hike as the beginning of the end for the dead cat bubble of the Global Financial Crisis.
Last time around it was subprime mortgages, but this time it is oil that is playing a starring role in a global financial crisis.
Warren Buffett has been consistently wrong on oil, but many experts are calling a bottom on oil prices now that the investor extraordinaire has upped his ante in Phillips 66, betting that he can't be wrong three times in a row.
It looks like it is going to be another chaotic week for global financial markets.
Julius Caesar was kind of a deadbeat.
This week General Electric announced it was moving its headquarters and 800 jobs from extremely high-tax Connecticut to moderately high-tax Boston, Massachusetts, which seduced the company with $145 million in incentives over 20 years, or a staggerin
The Citadel Is Breached: Congress Taps the Federal Reserve for Infrastructure Funding ... The highway measure would be financed in part by a one-time use of Federal Reserve surplus funds and by a reduction in the 6 percent dividend that national bank
