2019

Homes are CURRENTLY priced at 2.75% mortgage rates. Housing supply just passed 1 Million listings, the highest for April since 2019. NO FED CUTS UNTIL 2027?

Notice, this never lasts. Homes are CURRENTLY priced at 2.75% mortgage rates. https://t.co/Qp5Z1P2x0l — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) May 2, 2026 We are living through one of the largest artificially inflated real estate bubbles in history. Zero rates. Massive stimulus. Record speculation. Now the unwind begins. pic.twitter.com/GldAUS1HeJ — Jon Brooks (@jonbrooks) May 3, 2026 Housing supply …

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Court records confirm Alexander brothers convicted of sex trafficking; prior FBI report from 2019 did not result in charges

h/t @KnoxieLuv Search the files: https://t.co/D75u1M5pXB — Epstein File Search (@epsteinsearchin) March 11, 2026 Factcheck: The FBI reportedly received a complaint on August 8, 2019 that Oren and Tal Alexander raped women at Jeffrey Epsteinā€™s residence. That case was closed at the time. Now, all three Alexander brothers have been convicted of sex trafficking. This …

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JPMorgan liquidity ratio sinks to lowest level since 2019. Japan 10 year yield hits highest level since 1999. Nasdaq nears tipping point. Major selloff risk rising fast.

Every warning light is flashing red and Wall Street is still pretending this is just a vibes problem. “The last lender” before the Fed – is it starting to approach critical levels?šŸ›‘ JPMorgan’s LCR in Q4 2025 stood at 115%… the lowest level since 2019. And this is after the bank reduced its repo book …

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Anyone else feel like the world quietly broke after 2019?

by extraqc Iā€™m not saying timelines merged or we slipped into another dimension or whatever. Iā€™m not even trying to be dramatic. I just canā€™t shake the feeling that somethingā€¦ shifted after like 2019/2020. Ever since then, time feels fake. Weeks disappear but somehow nothing actually happens. People seem more irritable, more checked out, or …

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Repo markets showing 2019 style stress, liquidity thinning fast. The subprime auto loan market is blowing up

Repo-pocalypse: Banks Are Quietly Borrowing from the Fed Again Like Itā€™s 2020 The Fed injected $125 billion into the banking system in just five days ā€” its largest short-term cash rescue since the 2020 crisis. Banks are tapping the Fedā€™s repo window at pandemic-era levels, a signal that liquidity may be thinning faster than expected. …

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Washington Post: Jeffrey Epstein Was Feeding Democrat Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett Questions to Ask Live On TV in 2019

Newly released documents from Jeffrey Epsteinā€™s estate show that he appeared to be texting a member of Congress during a congressional hearing investigating Donald Trump, and that those texts may have influenced the lawmakerā€™s questions. https://t.co/4yMKWBEi4X pic.twitter.com/o6LvpsUhDy — The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 15, 2025 The Washington Post @washingtonpost Newly released documents from Jeffrey Epsteinā€™s …

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In 2019, We Were Warned That A Nuclear War Between India And Pakistan In 2025 Could Potentially Kill 125 Million People And Cause Mass Starvation Worldwide

by Michael What are the odds? Ā When I heard that a study that was released in 2019 had analyzed the damage that would be done by a nuclear war between India and Pakistan in 2025, I knew that I had to investigate. Ā It turns out that this studyĀ really does exist. Ā According to the authors of …

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Hochul boasts subway safety, yet next day a woman was burned alive, another stabbed. Major crimes in NYC have surged 32% since pre-COVID 2019 levels.

And today, someone was burned aliveā€¦ which means Kathy Hochul lied, again. https://t.co/etvurtJEqw — Liberacratā„¢ļø (@ViralVideos) December 23, 2024 The number of major crimes in NYC (defined as murder, rape, robbery, felony assault, burglary, grand larceny, and grand larceny of an automobile) has risen by about 32% since 2019's pre-COVID numbers. pic.twitter.com/lpaZl2pwSV — HunteršŸ“ˆšŸŒˆšŸ“Š (@StatisticUrban) …

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The combination of the Fed’s rate cuts and a drop in RRP usage could set the stage for liquidity strains, potentially leading to another repo crisis similar to what happened in 2019.

As expected, RRPs are down again, now below $100 billion as Fed's rate cut has reduced incentive to park liquidity at this facility; we'll be seeing repurchase agreements ramping up in the New Year and then the '19 repo crisis may repeat: https://t.co/lboowxcZmU pic.twitter.com/8S4dLXHCjb — E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. (@RealEJAntoni) December 20, 2024

They Say Grocery PRICES ARE CHEAPER THAN 2019…

According to a recent study from market watch, they are saying that grocery prices relative to income today in 2024 are now cheaper than they were in 2019. I would say that is true for almost no one, except for people that have seen their incomes increased substantially over the last five years. Everybody else …

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Chinese Stocks fall to lowest prices since January 2019. 3-year yields close near record lows.

BREAKING šŸšØ: China Chinese Stocks fall to lowest prices since January 2019 pic.twitter.com/It0LO0kZkC — Barchart (@Barchart) September 12, 2024 China 3-Year Yields Close Near Record Lows pic.twitter.com/r7Pu9jg8lr — Sunchartist (@sunchartist) September 12, 2024 2/8The article goes on to note that "in 2018, at the height of VC investment, 51,302 start-ups were founded in China, according …

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Over 33% of US consumers worry about making ends meet; even 30% earning $150k+. Inflation pain spans all incomes: 1 in 3 under $40k struggle to pay bills. Food grocery prices up 24% since 2019.

JUST IN: More than 33% of US consumers are now worried about making ends meet over the next 6 months. This includes 30% of Americans earning $150,000 or more annually, according to the Fed survey of 5,000 respondents. Over the last 12 months, 43% of all surveyed consumers andā€¦ pic.twitter.com/fRqJlcbOUv — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) …

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Dumb money just went all-in on stocks, while the U.S. economic surprise index has plummeted to its lowest level since March 2019.

2/ Over the last 50 trading sessions, investors have grown increasingly bullish on the market This optimism has reached levels of complacency similar to December 2021 Just months before the market began a 25% drop pic.twitter.com/HvhkblDRMP — Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) June 20, 2024 4/ When many investors are bullish, smart money gets defensive, scaling back …

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US economic data softens, job report impact crucial, potential for severe downturn looms.

Recent economic updates from the U.S. paint a bleak picture, stirring deep unease among investors. The latest indicators, including the sharp decline in the Bloomberg Economic Surprise Index, signal a worrisome underperformance reminiscent of the tumultuous trends observed in 2019. This downturn in economic sentiment comes at a precarious moment, with all eyes fixed on …

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Is there any fear in the market at all? The $VIX index has plummeted below 12 for the first time since November 2019.

$VIX closed the last week below 12, something not happening since 2019 Can it go lower? Sure it can, $VIX All Time Low was 8.56 on Friday 24 Nov 2017ā€¦ Few months before Volmageddon that triggered in February 2018 āš ļø Beware, $VIX is like a spring, the more and the longer isā€¦ https://t.co/f29dYyuaZh pic.twitter.com/2JZz8TidRh — …

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Grocery prices up 40% since 2019; US 10-year inflation-adjusted yields peak; Inflation is going to shock a lot of people

Make America affordable again … Has your income gone up more than 40% since 2019? pic.twitter.com/5AYZP26oER — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) April 8, 2024 US 10-year inflation-adjusted yields are at the highest levels of 2024. pic.twitter.com/Z0LeH1PAFJ — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) April 8, 2024 Grandma Yellen’s recent claim that inflation will continue to decline might sound …

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S&P 500 ($SPX) has been overbought since 2019. Low stock outperformance too. Market might be getting a bit shaky.

Only 28% of S&P 500 stocks are outperforming the overall $SPX, the lowest amount since 1998 and the 2nd lowest in the last 33 years šŸ‘€ pic.twitter.com/E8tXbbhAlR — Barchart (@Barchart) December 25, 2023 S&P 500 $SPX has now spent the most amount of time in overbought levels since late 2019/early 2020 pic.twitter.com/rvKvAFS9Yd — Barchart (@Barchart) …

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As with the Covington kids in 2019, why are the DNC-MSM obsessed with doxxing children?

byĀ Ed Driscoll ā€˜WOKEā€™ MEDIA TRIED TO CANCEL A CHILD IN A RACISM HOAX. IT BACKFIRED SPECTACULARLY: Some random weirdos on X got angry about this supposed ā€œracist costume.ā€ But the outrage really started after a sports writer forĀ DeadspinĀ wrote anĀ articleĀ demanding that the NFL ā€œspeak out against the Kansas City Chiefs fan in Black face, Native headdress.ā€ …

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Since 2019, US real household incomes have declined annually, with inflation eating over 20% of these incomes.

Inflation has eaten over 20% of income since 2019, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. pic.twitter.com/emLPXyGe7R — Yordie Sands šŸŒŗ (@YordieSands) September 12, 2023 Median household income fell in 2022, adjusted for inflation, Census Bureau says “Median household incomeĀ fell by 2.3% in 2022 on anĀ inflation-adjusted basis, theĀ Census BureauĀ reported Tuesday. The report, which is released …

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Nordstrom closes San Francisco store, ending 35-year run; 47% closures since 2019, due to challenging conditions and theft.

Hereā€™s a map of notable store closures in downtown San Francisco. As foot traffic has declined and theft has grown, stores are closing down. Yet another sign of the pain consumers are feeling from inflation. Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops. pic.twitter.com/CKf75xUiB9 — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) August 30, 2023

New York Fed: Total Household Debt Reaches $17.06 Trillion in Q2 2023 (increased by $2.9 trillion since the end of 2019); Credit Card Debt Exceeds $1 Trillion for the first time. The Debt Time Bomb is Ticking…

by Dismal-Jellyfish https://www.newyorkfed.org/medialibrary/interactives/householdcredit/data/pdf/HHDC_2023Q2 https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/hhdc.html Wut mean?: Credit Card Balances:Ā A notable increase of $45 billion to a record $1.03 trillion, along with a rise in credit card account limits to $4.6 trillion. Mortgages:Ā Balances remained steady at $12.01 trillion. Mortgage originations, including refinances, were at $393 billion, up by $70 billion from Q1. Auto Loans:Ā Increased by $20 …

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“Homelessness is my number one priority” – Gavin Newsom, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

Seems like you are the problem if you cant address and correct your number priority in 20 years. https://twitter.com/thekevindalton/status/1675250179220574208?s=46&t=z4S3SbHryFIVFQgblrJk4Q And remember, when was in charge of San Fran he gave the homeless bus tickets to go out of town, to any town but his. h/t labbond

Barclays offered and sold $17.7 billion in securities, SEC requests an extension.

by Dismal-Jellyfish https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2023/34-97632.pdf Source:Ā https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2023/34-97632.pdf In the Order, the Commission found that BBPLC failed to put into place any internal control around the real-time tracking of securities being offered or sold off of its Commission-registered shelf registration statements.Ā As a result of this failure, between June 26, 2019 and March 9, 2022, BBPLC offered and sold an …

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