Full story here from Market Oracle. But you may ask: “Why are you trying to bum us out on a total rally day?” It could go Dow 36,000 but fail to address ANY of the pressing issues of crumbling infrastructure, unemployment or financial onanism that we find ourselves mired in today.
Readers of my articles will [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
Full story here from Paul Craig Roberts.
It was 2017. Clans were governing America.
The first clans organized around local police forces. The conservatives’ war on crime during the late 20th century and the Bush/Obama war on terror during the first decade of the 21st century had resulted in the police becoming militarized and unaccountable.
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
Full story here from Jesse’s Cafe Americain.
America must decide what type of country it wishes to be, and then conform public and foreign policy to those ends, and not the other way around. Politicians have no right to subjugate the constitutional process of government to any foreign organization.
Secrecy, except in very select military matters, is [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
Full story here. Here’s Bernanke’s design on a mouse trap. Bernanke taught this one to drive.
On negative views on unemployment:
Participants expected the pace of hiring to remain low for some time. Indeed, the unemployment rate was generally expected to remain noticeably above its long-run sustainable level for several years, and participants expressed concern about the [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
A video here. A more fleshed out version here. Don’t take his word for it, you can hear more in these places: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Still not happy? Listen to this. Antidote to all the madness here.
I know, you may be thinking, these are ‘fringe’ or ‘reactionary’ viewpoints, ‘cos those [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
29 Jun:
GE CEO collapses during a Biden speech…
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/28/ge-ceo-jim-campbell-colla_n_628455.html
Filed under: "Out There" References, Commentary, Suspicious Circumstances | Comment (0)
Full story here from ZeroHedge (tho a lot of other sites picked this one up too). See? You shouldn’t listen to me at all! Or anyone else except smug twat PhDs!! Of course if you asked this sniveling little turd anything about actual trading, exchange, true dynamics of money or phsyical economy, he’d probably soil himself. Go [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
Full story here.
By Dylan Ratigan
They Keep Stealing – Why Keep Paying?
The dire straits of the middle class of America has made it near impossible for our politicians to keep up the pretense that our current government truly works for the “people.” Between the multiple overt and secretive bailouts, the massive bonuses and the circular use [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)
What’s wrong:
- Insurance companies have become myopic gamblers who didn’t realize that selling CDSs on items they didn’t understand could backfire on them.
- Well connected pure investment banks became bank holding companies, eligible for billions in super-low interest money from the Fed. Since investment banks don’t actually engage in depository banking and don’t lend to [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (1)
Full story here from Market Oracle. I’ve been hearing various negative sentiments, most of which can be distilled down to the fact that the US economy could crash by the end of the year. Same timing for the crash of the dollar. We need some adult supervision to get some serious reforms in here. We [...]
Filed under: Commentary, Futures Market, Futures Market Commentary, Futures Trading | Comment (0)