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via Phoenix Capital Research Something doesn’t add up. We are told that the economy is doing great. Indeed, the official metrics from the Fed suggest that U.S. GDP is currently clocking in at an annualized rate of 4%. And yet… despite this, the Fed is already cutting rates AND printing $40 billion per month and …
Is the same auditing firm shielding fraud in multiple states? This is the listed location of the auditing firm that performed the audits for both the Minnesota and Ohio on the NGOs we have linked to potential fraud. You cannot make this stuff up. pic.twitter.com/kthb9LYoTi — Walter Curt (@wcdispatch) January 5, 2026 Nowww you’re getting …
by confoundedinterest17 The Federal government is still shut down, so we have to rely on ADP for jobs numbers. The ADP weekly jobless report pointed to a deterioration in US labor momentum, stating that “for the four weeks ending Oct. 25, 2025, private employers shed an average of 11,250 jobs a week, suggesting that the …
President Trump has formally notified Brazil that a 50% tariff will be imposed on all goods entering the United States beginning August 1. The letter, posted publicly on July 9, marks the highest rate among the 21 countries targeted in this round of trade enforcement. While other nations received standard language citing trade imbalances, the …
by Michael The U.S. is squarely with Israel, and Russia and China are firmly behind Iran. What could go wrong? Most people don’t seem to realize that we are at an extremely dangerous moment in world history. What do you think would happen if other Islamic nations entered the war on Iran’s side? Or what …
Blue line marks 2Y10Y yield curve inversion bottom. Red line marks SPY correction bottom. White bar is constant period in between. The Labor market is telling us something. 👇🏼 Who’s listening? pic.twitter.com/oM1Gt8KUjL — Kalani o Māui (@MauiBoyMacro) August 14, 2024 h/t mrmrmrj
by _BreakingGood_ 1: All major media and banking institutions have confirmed the upcoming recession 2: The yield curve has inverter 2: Consumer credit card debt is spiking 3: Auto loan defaults are spiking 4: Reduced inflation doesn’t mean prices went down. Everything is still expensive. 5: BTC and Crypto are mooning (money held in crypto …
40% of Russell 2000 companies now have negative earnings This number is up more than 2x since 2006 And is comparable to the levels seen during the peak of the Financial Crisis pic.twitter.com/GllyXPaufT — Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) December 2, 2023 What does a long-awaited broadening of breadth mean for the overall market? Four out of …
