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The horrific shooting spree on the practice field of the GOP's congressional baseball team happened early in the morning, but it was hardly the end of Wednesday's madness on the Potomac.
This week, the Trump Administration issued a 150-page report on banking regulations. If Trump gets his way, as much as $2 trillion in funds will be "unlocked" for banks to lend out. Banks were forced to "lock" those funds away after the last financia
A combined food, retail delivery, package delivery and ride sharing service could end up being the most efficient and globally dominant model.
We want this time to be different so badly, we can almost taste it. If you visit San Francisco, you will find it difficult to walk more than a few blocks in central S.F. without encountering a major construction project. It seems that every decrepit
For the first time since Jan 09, Housing Starts dropped for the 3rd month in a row in May, drastically missing expectations (-5.5% vs +4.1% exp.) with both March and April revised notably lower. Building Permits also tumbled in May and massively miss
Fitch Says 2015 May Be Worst Ever, Mish Says 2017 Will Be Even Worse
While the Imperial City is frozen in the Second Coming of Comey, it doesn't mean that the Washington spending machine is on pause. In fact, the Treasury's cash balance yesterday stood at only $153 billion -- down by $130 billion just since the t
While many "conventional" indicators of US economic vibrancy and strength have lost their informational and predictive value over the past decade...
Almost every negative thing happening in the car business ?" in particular, ludicrous technical complexity for the sake of electronic gimmickry and also to cope with diminishing returns federal "safety" and emissions mandates ?" could be gotten
Mass Infusions of New Credit
Legendary investor Jim Rogers sat down with Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget on this week's episode of "The Bottom Line." Rogers predicts a market crash in the next few years, one that he says will rival anything he has seen in his lifetime. Follow
The list of U.S. retailers with troubled financials that could make them potential bankruptcy risks now totals 22, according to ratings by Moody's Investors Service -- topping the 19 recorded at the peak of the Great Recession.
After reading that quote several times, it remains shocking that the politicians and individuals of that era unconsciously "conformed to the rhythm of the tragedy."
This episode focuses on the financial bubbles in our current Economic system, with a brief history of how we got here and what's to come
WAVE AND HOW TO RIDE IT ...President Trump boldly exited the Paris Accords, inflaming his predecessor and the globalist who seek to make the United States a vassal state. What they don't want you to know is that a wave of prosperity is about to sweep
The Russell 2000 Index posted a 2.2% decline in May, its worst month since October, and it appears a large swath of investors is now betting it has further to fall.
Since the election there has been this perception among the American public that the economy is improving, but that has not been the case at all.
Sobering analysis will anger some…(Natural News) Across the independent media, there's a fierce debate raging between those who promote GOLD vs. others who are advocating BITCOIN.
The International Trade in Goods and Services report shows the trade deficit widened to $47.6 billion in April from $45.3 billion in March.
The market's reaction to the dismal jobs data was uniform in its disappointment -
While on the surface, the payrolls report, the wage growth and the unemployment rate (which dropped for all the wrong reasons) were disappointing, a quick look inside the underlying data reveals even more troubling trends...
Food stamps foolishly fuel diabetes and obesity
There are multiple sources of friction in the Perpetual Motion Money Machine.
Housing is hot again, but lately it's been overshadowed by flashier bubbles in government debt, tech stocks and possibly cryptocurrencies.
NEW YORK -- Long considered the titans of Wall Street, hedge fund managers have long thrived under a simple premise: They are smarter than the average investor and can produce bigger profits.
With the market pricing in near certainty of a June rate hike despite the Fed's tacit warning that it would like to see evidence the recent economic slowdown is over, a recurring question among trading desks is why aren't long-dated bonds selling off
Fed Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen re-blew the Alan Greenspan initiated housing bubble.
Free Money: Potential Presidential Candidate Mark Zuckerberg Suggests That All Americans Should Get A 'Universal Basic Income'
After a week of dismal housing data, a silver lining perhaps. The spike in U.S. mortgage rates since the November presidential election has been cut in half.
