Recessions are forbidden until after elections.

This is insane: never before have US job numbers been manipulated to this extent https://t.co/EOqooXZQFE pic.twitter.com/7Upe2kohYW — zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 3, 2023 And there it is: celebrate the miracle of Bidenomics by working 2,3 or more jobs. The number of …

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Can The Fed Fix Biden/Congress Spending Addiction? Volcker, Greenspan, Yellen, Powell All Pushed Rates Lower … Until Biden (Fed Still Ignoring Taylor Rule) Mortgage Rates Continue To Climb

by confoundedinterest17 I had a wonderful time speaking at the Passive Investors Conference last night. One question I was asked was “Why doesn’t Powell (the current Fed Chair) pull “a Volcker” to cool inflation. She was referring to former Fed …

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Hamas Warns Residents Of Israel’s Ashkelon And Says They Have Until 5:00 P.M. To Leave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtx2Zoxfers 🔴#Hamas warns residents of Israel’s #Ashkelon and says they have until 5:00 p.m. to leave.#Gaza Israel-Hamas War #HamasMassacre #Isreal #Gaza #AlAqsaFlood #भाजपा_आने_वाली_है #PAKvSL #MiaKhalifa Pannu #WorldMentalHealthDay #อิสราเอล #IsraelPalestineWar #Iran Israel Eden Hazard pic.twitter.com/GYUuVWZcUw — SSJ (@SSJGeoInsight) October 10, 2023 …

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Until the Glass-Steagall Act is restored, barring the Wall Street trading casino from owning federally-insured commercial banks, the U.S. banking system will lurch from one crisis to the next, until its reputation as a first-class financial system is relegated to the dustbin of history.

  Lobbyists Grab Control at House Financial Services Hearings, Backing Jamie Dimon’s Push to Gut Higher Capital Proposals We’re very sorry to have to tell you this, but if you’re not watching Senate Banking or House Financial Services Committee hearings …

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Energy stocks are 5% below highs, indicating oil’s potential return of 48%, impacting Fed policy and financial markets. Rate hikes probability decreases, but odds of rate cuts drop, with no cuts until May 2024.

Energy stocks are only 5% away from recent highs. If historical correlations matter, it is hard to believe oil won't follow the same path. That alone would imply a 48% return from its current levels. As a crucial contributor to …

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Prosecutorial Misconduct – Jack Smith DID NOT Even Download Exculpatory Evidence That Clears Trump Until TWO DAYS After Indictment Dropped

via thegatewaypundit On Friday TGP’s Cullen Linebarger reported that Special Counsel Jack Smith either failed to review evidence that exonerates President Trump and Mayor Rudy Giuliani or he ignored the findings altogether. Tim Parlatore, the attorney for former New York City Police …

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Listen To Multi-billionaires Like Jamie Dimon And Warren Buffett. Fitch Downgraded US Debt $32.7 Trillions, Interest Payment Of $1 Trillion, Jenet Yellen Set To Borrow Another $1.8 Trillions Until The End Of The Year After Already Borrowed $1 Trillion After Deb Ceiling Suspension In May.

by Hephaestus4 Japan is selling U.S. treasuries and buy back Yen to defend its currency. This is not good for the U.S. as we go into a “doom loop”. Rates will continue to rise on the long end of the …

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Scott Adams: “Sometimes you have to wait until things go #TooFar before the energy is right for a fix. We are entering the fixing stage for almost everything. Powerful correcting forces are rising. “

There's a lot of good news disguised as bad news this week. Sometimes you have to wait until things go #TooFar before the energy is right for a fix. We are entering the fixing stage for almost everything. Powerful correcting …

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Banks f*ck up in 08. New laws get adopted, but delayed and slowly implemented. Banks complain because the new laws, designed to prevent collapse, will cause collapse, because, we waited until the next banking disaster to implement them. You literally can’t make this shit up

by BoatSurfer600 WASHINGTON, June 22 (Reuters) – U.S. banks are pushing to soften a major regulatory proposal to hike bank capital requirements, worried it could prove too onerous, especially for lenders still reeling from the March banking crisis, according to …

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