The stock market has gained on Monday’s trading session after absolutely nothing happened to cause it to move upward. Wait, what did I say? You heard me correctly. The market is anticipating good news

Real estate has been in a persistent slow down throughout all of 2018 and the trend seems to be continuing. Whether we look to Canada, Australia, Asia, and more, housing has either come down in price

The Fed stated that they would increase interest rates in 2019. Nothing has changed. Watch the Powell, Bernanke and Yellen roundtable live Cramer: The Fed may have just set the Trump rally back on its

What has China been up to exactly? Their economy has notably slowed down as confirmed by unofficial as well as official statistics. Now a new report has surfaced which estimates extremely slow growth even

Throughout the United States there are radically different regulations and rules. Some states are very high in taxation. Other very low. Businesses have been moving to the lower tax states for their

Real estate is one of the benefactors of the global central bank easy money policy. Housing prices have gone up faster than penny stocks in some areas, completely defying gravity. Rents have risen as well

After a brutal down day on Thursday, the market rocketed higher on Friday’s trading session. Initially it rose because of the jobs numbers. Then it rose even higher after Powell said that they would be

Apple dropped 10% on Thursday’s trading session. Along with that we see the continued yield curve warnings, the propaganda from regulators suggesting everything is just fine, and the constant determination

What a wild day it has been in the US markets. We have seen multiple pieces of bad news on a single trading day causing a cascade of sell orders without $64 billion in pension fund money boosting it back

Now that 2018 is gone and 2019 has begun, we can continue with the unprecedented times. Odd occurrences are happening every day. Banks are failing. Stocks have fallen. The public is simply unaware. 2008

Money has always been concentrated. Whether it’s geographic concentration or in terms of the societal aspect. Today we see a wealth gap which hasn’t been observed or a very long time. The middle class

Deutsche Bank released a report of the biggest risks for 2019. Not surprisingly, them seem to have left the failure of Deutsche Bank off of the list. Seems rather intentional, doesn’t it? Well today we

Stocks had a terrible 2018. In fact, almost all assets had a bad time throughout the year. There were only a handful which performed well and this comes at a time when the euphoria over a group of tech

The stock market rose on its last trading day of the year but still fell for the year a considerable amount. It’s actually the worst year since the financial crisis. This just happens to coincide with

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The amount of money that people spend on their groceries, the energy bills, their houses are continuously increasing. Little by little and sometimes in big strides. They generally increase faster than

There is no way out of this mess, that’s for sure. Markets are wild, the real economy is weak, tensions are high. Yet the mainstream media and the propaganda they force feed the public is never ending.

The stock market has found itself on shaky ground. Many investors have piled on and bought the dip. With nearly a decade of bull market behind them, investors feel very confident about many more years

The stock market has had 3 months of extremely high volatility. Despite the fake VIX index, we can clearly see what it has done with the massive intraday swings happening so regularly. With the Fed admittedly

The U.S. stock market has gone insane. It’s up massively. It’s down incredibly. It’s defying gravity and sanity. Traders bought the dip in order to go all-in on their ideology of the never-ending bull