
Rubino: "I Don't See How We Can Go On Much Longer"
• Zero Hedge - Tyler DurdenFinancial writer and book author John Rubino says he can see the end of the economic expansion fueled by massive debt creation.
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Financial writer and book author John Rubino says he can see the end of the economic expansion fueled by massive debt creation.
Redfin's report is a warning that homebuyers are beginning to recognize a possible housing market top.
It's almost impossible to find a kernel of truth in the Empire of Lies. As is always the case, the outlook from the Federal Reserve is sunshine and rainbows.
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G. Edward Griffin reveals how inflation cannot go on forever and why the bankers are flooding the economy with money in anticipation of a global collapse. He poses thought-provoking questions about how President Trump was elected, his relationship wi
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Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott of The Liberty Advisor about the fall of the Manhattan retail industry and moreover, the collapse of the global retail industry as the everything bubble bursts.
Fed Chair Powell is due to testify to the Congressional Joint Economic Committee at 1100 ET today.
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Host Ernest Hancock and guest John Sneisen (The Economic Truth) In Studio for to re-cap the Red Pill Expo held this past weekend in Mesquite, NV; also will go over economic issues, news, etc...
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Bruce Fenton = RavenCoin - John Sneisen (The Economic Truth) In Studio to discuss economic and freedom issues...
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Diana West (Journalist) comes on the show to discuss her latest book, The Red Thread: A Search for Ideological Drivers Inside the Anti-Trump Conspiracy - Tim Picciott (Wealth Manager @ Innovative Advisory Group) and John Sneisen (The Economic Truth)
California isn't the only thing that's burning: hedge funds invested in PG&E are slowly watching their cash go up in smoke.
Prepare for the coming wealth transfer
Walking through Times Square, the phrase that kept popping into my head was: spontaneous order.
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The Agriculture Department projects that farm incomes will reach $88 billion in 2019 but nearly 40% of that -- $33 billion -- will come from trade aid, disaster assistance, the farm bill and insurance indemnities, according to a new report by the A
The consequences of the last decade of cheap capital and artificially low interest rates are rearing their ugly head in the restaurant industry - and they're just in time for a nice global consumer spending slowdown.
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