We're done here. We don't respond well to censorship. We moved from Facebook/Twitter/Youtube to Steemit with the expectation that we would have an open forum for sharing of information. That has not turned

The warning signs are everywhere. This is what happens when you reward TOO BIG TO FAIL banks.

Don't say no one warned you!

Are you paying attention?

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Awesome right??? This is what I mean when I say there are two narratives. On one hand the stock market makes new highs. On the other, the market is preparing itself for the worst crash in history while

The Baltic Dry Index is rolling over again.

My birthday is on September 11th. This time of year hits me hard. I'm sure it has something to do with the fact that one of the worst terrorist attacks that has ever taken place on American soil occurred

Are you paying attention? via Epic Economist

Worth watching...

That's gotta hurt!

Disclaimer: The following is our opinion only and is not financial advice. To say it's been a crazy week would be an understatement. I'm not even sure where to begin. I suppose we'll begin with the impending

A REALLY good interview that is absolutely worth watching via the Liberty Report.

Welcome to The Daily Wrap Up, a concise show dedicated to bringing you the most relevant independent news, as we see it, from the last 24 hours (9/4/18). Today's show opens with a clip of General Wesley

Diclaimer: The following is our opinion and is not financial advice. Tesla was downgraded today by Goldman. It's price target puts it well below trendline support. I've said repeatedly that Telsa is the

GM Sales Plunge 13% As August Passenger Car Sales Collapse

When Mike Maloney speaks, we listen.

The crisis in emerging market continues. The fallout persists as countries all over the world see inflation pick up, their currency drop, and contagion spreads throughout. The U.S. markets have been supported

Emerging markets are looking very weak right now and cannot reverse this any time soon. But what is not ever understood or anticipated is the counterparty risk. Each country buys the debt of another country,