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Grinding In Harms’ Way——The Fed’s Sick Wall Street Puppies Will Self-Destruct

Grinding In Harms’ Way——The Fed’s Sick Wall Street Puppies Will Self-Destruct Whatever is going on in the daily stock market, you can’t call it “price discovery” or even remotely rational. In fact, it amounts to grinding in harms’ way, and measures the degree to which the Fed and other central banks have turned the Wall […]

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Why is the MSM Covering Up Recessionary Data?

WHY IS THE MSM COVERING UP RECESSIONARY DATA? The Census Bureau put out their monthly retail sales report this morning. During good times, the MSM would be hailing the tremendous increases as proof the consumer was flush with cash and all was well with the economy. Considering 70% of our GDP is dependent upon consumer […]

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Why a selloff in European banks is ominous

Why a selloff in European banks is ominous Europe’s bank index has posted its longest weekly string of losses since 2008 Everett Collection Dark clouds are gathering around Europe’s banking sector. European banks have been caught in a perfect storm of market turmoil, lately. Lackluster profits and negative interest rates, have prompted investors to dump shares […]

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Venezuela fails to persuade Saudis to cut oil production

Venezuela fails to persuade Saudis to cut oil production Meeting called ‘successful,’ but no word of agreement to help boost prices AFP/Getty ImagesVenezuela’s minister of petroleum and mining, Eulogio Del Pino, seen in December.  DUBAI — Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi met with his Venezuelan counterpart on Sunday but didn’t announce any plans for the […]

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The Lull Before The Storm—–It’s Getting Narrow At The Top, Part 2

The Lull Before The Storm—–It’s Getting Narrow At The Top, Part 2 The danger lurking in the risk asset markets was succinctly captured by MarketWatch’s post on overnight action in Asia. The latter proved once again that the casino gamblers are incapable of recognizing the on-rushing train of global recession because they have become addicted to “stimulus” as […]

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Privacy Advocates Raise Alarm Over Snapchat’s Updated Terms of Service – Calling it “Scary”

Privacy Advocates Raise Alarm Over Snapchat’s Updated Terms of Service – Calling it “Scary” Snapchat related concerns aren’t new to Liberty Blitzkrieg readers. In case you missed the following previously published posts: HBO and Snapchat are Actively Working with the U.S. Government to Create Propaganda Snapchat Hacked – At Least 100,000 Photos at Risk Today there’s a […]

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Why Don’t You Explain this to Me Like I’m 5….

Why Don’t You Explain this to Me Like I’m 5…. Soc Gen’s global head of research, Patrick Legland, has gone on record, according to a MarketWatch article yesterday as saying that the selloff in developed equity markets has gone too far, and he provides reasons to support his claim.  First, he suggests the Chinese market […]

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3 major hurricanes recorded over the Pacific for first time ever

3 major hurricanes recorded over the Pacific for first time ever In a historic development this weekend, three major hurricanes were recorded over the Pacific Ocean for the first time since records have been kept. Hurricane Kilo, Hurricane Ignacio and Hurricane Jimena were all classified as Category 4 storms on Sunday, according to the National […]

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The Chilling Thing Gartner Just Said About a Once Hot Engine of Global Growth

The Chilling Thing Gartner Just Said About a Once Hot Engine of Global Growth Hope took another hit from the reality of fickle, strung-out consumers. Apple sold 1.5 million watches during the first week, about 200,000 a day, its most successful product launch ever. Before the launch, media hype had become a total-immersion program. No […]

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Recession time bomb ticking faster, louder

Recession time bomb ticking faster, louder Americans are unprepared for the trillions they will lose again America is its own enemy, trapped in new irrational exuberance What’s even more disturbing than the near certainty of Grantham, Cook and the Economist in the dark predictions is what’s driving them, America’s self-delusional narcissism, overoptimism and irrational exuberance […]

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The Rich Get Richer: Titanic Stock Bubble Fueled by Buyback Blitz

The Rich Get Richer: Titanic Stock Bubble Fueled by Buyback Blitz Why are stocks still flying-high when the smart money has fled overseas and the US economy has ground to a halt? According to Marketwatch: “For the eighth week in a row, long-term mutual funds saw more money flowing out of U.S. stocks and into international stocks, according […]

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