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Sad, and yes America is in decline.
The Fading Scent of the American Dream
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2017
http://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2017/10/the-fading-scent-of-american-dream.html
Sector commentary: Where Snowden Failed, THIS Won't
by Capitalist Exploits Aug 6, 2017 11:19 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-06/where-snowden-failed-wont
Curiosity:
I can plot Futures market pretty easily. 2010, when I was shown the markets, I realized easy mathematical consistencies. Understanding good method here is unlimited money, I began manually plotting the entire market. In the end, is a system that is based on 154,000 analog data points, for all of the 32 markets, many timeframes. Factored in is how the markets are correlated to each other, does what works in Wheat work for Gold? etc. I began practice trading an account with TD Ameritrade on November 18, 2016 with $100,000 and this account after 170 days, is worth $650,000. 96 positive vs 71 negative days, flip a coin and the odds of this are top 94%. It continues to happen. Many markets are actually very predictable and with enough data I can pinpoint likelihood of future moves. Now fishing for investors. Let me know if you are interested.
https://ibb.co/jcMhKa
https://purplegoldandblue.wixsite.com/futureisgood
National Geographic Documentary Yellowstone Supervolcano Getting Ready To Blow - Full documentary
America's Fertility Rate Falls To Record Low
by Tyler Durden Jun 30, 2017 9:50 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-30/americas-fertility-rate-falls-record-low
I do think a market crash could bring the dollar down and help commodities. I never trust gold and silver, manipulation is rampant. That is why i like food.
But, the Japanese market went up for years beyond reason, this could continue here too.
I am in WEAT, NIB and RJA. NIBm cacao has not been great. WEAT has made me very well.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=WEAT&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=0&id=p70087614058
Why Are So Many Big Investors Positioning Themselves To Make Giant Amounts Of Money If The Stock Market Crashes?
By Michael Snyder, on June 5th, 2017
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/why-are-so-many-big-investors-positioning-themselves-to-make-giant-amounts-of-money-if-the-stock-market-crashes
I no longer beleive in the voracity of the US drought monitor... for years we have had a drought in the mid-Atlantic region... no where is this reflected on the map... bad juju..
I do believe the drought spreads into Minnesota, Iowa and most of Nebraska. Eastern Nebraska has received a lot of rain.
Scroll down to see the relatively dry 10 day forecasts
https://www.wunderground.com/weather-forecast/zmw:69101.1.99999
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=Des+Moines%2C+IA
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=Crystal%2C+MN
http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/
I do believe the Mexico pipeline Trump signed helped spike oil, wheat and most other foods.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=RJA&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=0&id=p74067688365
Dakota Drought Sparks Biggest Spring Wheat Price Spike In 7 Years
by Tyler Durden Jun 30, 2017 3:50 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-30/dakota-drought-sparks-biggest-spring-wheat-price-spike-7-years
The Age Of No Privacy: The Surveillance State Shifts Into High Gear
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-26/age-no-privacy-surveillance-state-shifts-high-gear
“We are rapidly entering the age of no privacy, where everyone is open to surveillance at all times; where there are no secrets from government.” ? William O. Douglas, Supreme Court Justice (1966)
$CHRO doing whatever is necessary... S10-12g filed... countdown 60 days to become effective.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1386026/000149315217004254/form10-12g.htm
Here: Massive Network Of ISIS Sleeper Cells Spanning United States Uncovered – Training Camps And All
by ZeroPointNow Jan 8, 2017 2:49 AM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-01-08/massive-network-isis-sleeper-cells-spanning-united-states-uncovered-–-training-camps?page=1
The information in the link above is a game changer for me... my life will not be lived the same, it cannot be lived the same... that means eyes wide open and when I see something such as this, I must not give my tacit approval through silence or turn the other way. My family will be informed and will make decisions based on this information. As a country, we have been sold out. Prepare for the inevitable... it is not 'if' but it is 'when'.
Megatrends 2020: What They Mean For Gold - Peter Diekmeyer
December 13, 2016
https://www.sprottmoney.com/Blog/megatrends-2020-what-they-mean-for-gold-peter-diekmeyer.html
Breaking News On The War On Cash: Now Spain
Jeff Berwick November 25, 2016
http://www.silver-phoenix500.com/article/breaking-news-war-cash-now-spain
CHRO is already recognizing the cutting edge of IoT...
The IoT (Internet of Things) is a serious megatrend...
Silver Bullion Market – “Most Bullish Story Ever Told?”
by GoldCore Sep 14, 2016 5:00 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-14/silver-bullion-market-–-“most-bullish-story-ever-told”
Click the link for the story... Also, link back...
Well, well, well... on Friday, these gentlemen, Eric Sprott and Franklin Sanders, called the bottom in the PM's.
What The Next Gold Confiscation Will Look Like (And How To Protect Yourself)
by Tyler Durden Aug 11, 2016 6:30 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-08-11/what-next-gold-confiscation-will-look-and-how-protect-yourself
Submitted by Nick Giambruno via http://www.InternationalMan.com,
Top 5 Smart Home Trends for 2016
Let’s take a peek at some of the top tech trends we can expect for the upcoming year.
January 16, 2016 Rachel Cericola
https://www.electronichouse.com/smart-home/top-5-smart-home-trends-for-2016/
Smart Homes are in a bull trend...
"As Long As All The Offensive Shit Is Verbatim, I'm Fine With It"
by Tyler Durden Jul 23, 2016 6:10 PM
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-23/long-all-offensive-shit-verbatim-im-fine-it
The story line here is very weird and crazier than anything is a comment marked OT in the comments section of the article:
Debt Super Cycle Will Destroy Standard of Living Overnight, “Leave Society Gasping & Stupefied”
Posted on June 21, 2016 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/headlines/finance-news/debt-super-cycle-will-destroy-standard-of-living-overnight-leave-society-gasping-stupefied/#more-68617
THE IMMINENT ARRIVAL OF QE TO INFINITY, AND HYPERINFLATION, HAS ARRIVED
Written by Andrew Hoffman on July 02 2016
http://blog.milesfranklin.com/the-imminent-arrival-of-qe-to-infinity-and-hyperinflation-has-arrived
Digital Farming ---Not that I like it
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-09/big-data-technology-is-boosting-farmers-productivity
Big Names Are Bailing
JUNE 10, 2016
http://dollarcollapse.com/stock-prices/big-names-bailing/
Water is the biggest risk to the global economy
Bob Bryan May 11, 2016, 7:29 PM
http://www.businessinsider.com/lifeblood-of-the-global-economy-at-risk-2016-5
It doesn't take long to draw up some crisis that could damage the global economy.
China's slowdown, ever increasing emerging-market debt, political instability in the Middle East, and the breakup of the European Union all pose serious risks.
But none of those worries compare to the real danger, according to Joe Quinlan, strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch's US Trust.
He wrote (emphasis added):
They all represent known unknowns—or externalities already acknowledged and discounted by the capital markets. That's the good news. The bad news: None of the hazards just mentioned are as remotely as threatening to the global economy as water-related climate change risks, a dynamic little understood by investors.
None other than India, the newly anointed growth champion of the world economy, is in the grips of a two-year drought that threatens the economic livelihood of more than 300 million people. Because water levels in India's 91 reservoirs are at their lowest levels in decades, agricultural output has declined, while electricity generation has plummeted. Dams are parched, factories are operating below capacity, and the lack of safe drinking water has put the health of millions of people at risk. Water wars have erupted between states, making the crisis all that more acute for the national government. Add it all up and the world's strongest emerging market is being laid low by a climate-induced water crisis.
Global climate change—or the increasing frequency and severity of droughts, floods and violent storms—has added another dangerous element and layer to the world's mounting water crisis. This slow-motion crisis of the past few decades is now accelerating, creating plenty of risks to global growth but also multiple investment opportunities.
The Global Bear Market in Freedom
May 26, 2016
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/us-winning-fight-freedom-erico-matias-tavares
As we reflect upon the ultimate sacrifice that others have made?, it is an opportune moment to consider a very important question: is the US winning the fight for freedom?
More than other dictatorial regimes, “totalitarianism” represents the opposite of everything America is supposed to stand for. For most people it conjures images of a repressive leader and his minions having total control of a society with very limited freedoms. That’s not too far off from reality, but there’s more to it and a process to get there.
The term was first coined by Giovanni Amendola in 1923 to describe the emergence of Italian fascism (which was different from other dictatorships). However, it only gained traction in academic research during the 1960s largely based on the work of political scientists Carl Friedrich and Zbigniew Brzezinski. They reformulated the definition to account for the Soviet Union as well as the fascist regimes of the 20th century, where a totalitarian system featured the following mutually-supportive defining characteristics:
- An elaborate guiding ideology;
- A single mass party, typically led by a dictator;
- A system of terror, using such instruments as violence and secret police;
- A state monopoly on weapons;
- A state monopoly on the means of communication; and
- Central direction and control of the economy through state planning.
The Fed Has A Problem: Inflation May Hit 3.5% By December Due To Gas Price "Base Effect"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/26/2016 14:57 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-26/fed-has-problem-inflation-may-hit-35-december-due-gas-price-base-effect
In short: the Fed suddenly has a problem. Here's why.
As BofA writes in a note today, the recovery in oil prices this year should lift headline CPI inflation, "confirming the transitory nature of the energy drag." What is startling, however, is that assuming BofA's gas price forecast is right, the bank calculates that its baseline forecast is for CPI to rise to 2.4% by year-end 2016 from the current 1.1% reading. This forecast uses futures prices for wholesale gasoline (RBOB) to estimate future energy prices.
Note that 2.4% CPI inflation in December is BofA's base case, based on an all too realistic gas price of $1.77/gallon retail ($1.41 wholesale). According to BofA's "bull case" in which gasoline returns to its historical price of $2.76/gallon ($2.06 wholesale) would more than triple headline inflation from its current 1.1% level to a whopping 3.5%: this would be a shock to the Fed, to inflation expectations, and to the market. It would also force the Fed to hike rates far faster than the market currently expects.
For The American Farmer "It's Death By A 1,000 Knives”- US Farmland Values Plunge Most In 30 Years
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/14/2016 18:28 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-14/american-farmer-its-death-1000-knives”-us-farmland-values-plunge-most-30-years
Not so long ago, US farmland - whose prices were until recently rising exponentially - was considered by many to be the next asset bubble. Then, exactly one year ago, the fairytale officially ended, and as reported in February, US farmland saw its first price drop since 1986. It was also about a year ago when looking ahead, very few bankers expected price appreciation and more than a quarter of survey respondents expect cropland values to continue declining.
They were right.
According to several regional Fed reports released last Thursday, real farmland values in parts of the Midwest fell at their fastest clip in almost 30 years during the first quarter.
$USD pushing upward... again...
Short term, yes, on the longer term monthly, not exactly promising.
The dollar looks like it is poised to crash?
http://www.finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?p=d1&t=DX
Metals screaming, "DANGER AHEAD."
Choose to ignore metals, pay dearly down the road...
lithium--wish I had an investment tool? Anybody?
Battery-hungry world turns to South America's 'lithium triangle'
http://share.thomsonreuters.com/assets/newsletters/Inside_Metals/IM_STORIES_03162016.pdf
Far from the soy and cattle that dominate its vast fertile pampas, Argentina harbors another valuable commodity that is rocketing in price and demand and luring newly welcomed foreign investors.
Lithium, the so-called "white petroleum", drives much of the modern world. It forms a small but essentially irreplaceable component of rechargeable batteries, used in consumer devices like mobile phones and electric cars. It also has pharmaceutical and other applications.
Over half of the earth's identified resources of the mineral are found in South America's "lithium triangle", an otherworldly landscape of high-altitude lakes and bright white salt flats that straddles Chile, Argentina and Bolivia.
Until recently, that was not great news for investors. Argentina and Bolivia lacked predictability and a friendly business environment, while Chile kept strict control over lithium output.
But that may be all about to change.
In Chile, a sale of state lithium deposits and a shake-up in the way the country manages its resources has awakened interest from everyone from early-stage mining companies to electric carmakers like Tesla.
In Argentina, already the world's no. 3 lithium producer after Chile and Australia, investors are hopeful that the new Mauricio Macri government that took over in December will herald a brighter future. Business-friendly Macri has begun making sweeping changes in a bid to return the country to economic orthodoxy, removing onerous capital controls and sending a message that the country is open for business again after more than a decade of protectionism.
"For 10 or 12 years, (Argentina) was a do-not-invest zone. The tone of doing business has just swung 180 degrees," said Tom Hodgson, the chief executive of Western Lithium, which is developing a project in the country due to begin production next year.
Argentina now has a "major opportunity" to build a lithium export business, Hodgson told Reuters earlier this month at a mining conference in Toronto.
Western Lithium is working with Korean steelmaker POSCO, whose chairman was in Argentina last month to meet with Macri and begin the construction of a new lithium plant, due to begin commercial production within a year. The exploratory mining company Orocobre is also developing a project.
But the company perhaps best set to benefit from an Argentine lithium revolution is U.S. agricultural and chemical conglomerate FMC Corp.
FMC is already producing lithium from the Salar de Hombre Muerto salt flat in northern Argentina. Lithium provides a small but growing part of FMC's revenues, with forecast sales of around $250 million this year. "Now the (Argentine) administration is starting to change policy, it's giving us even more confidence that it will be a predictable and cost-effective operation," FMC Lithium Vice-President Tom Schneberger said.
"We expect significant year-over-year improvement for lithium in 2016 and we see that going clear to 2020."
Demand for lithium is set to outstrip supply by 2023, according to specialist consultants Stormcrow Capital, with the lion's share coming from rechargeable batteries.
The Second Tech Bubble Has Burst: Here Come The Mass Layoffs
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/28/2016 - 11:17
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-28/second-tech-bubble-has-burst-and-here-come-mass-layoffs
"Failure is often just around the corner." In this case failure means much more than just a few billionaires reseting their bubble-level valuation marks back to reality: it means that for millions of ordinary Americans who jumped on the second tech bubble bandwagon, the hangover from the party of the last few years is just around the corner. Said otherwise, the mass layoffs have arrived.
From a true patriot after Thursday's market close:
Franklin Sanders
You heard the door slam on an era today. Central banks have lost their credibility, & their negative interest rate policy is driving money out of stocks & their own currencies and into gold.
Catalyst of today's move was the puking sick US dollar. Europe was already mouth deep in water with feet tied to an anvil. Markets fell everywhere, with bank stocks diving into the deep end. Euro banks ended down 6.6%, US BKX down 4.18%. German Dax down 2.93%, French CAC down 4.05%, London FTSE off 2.39%.
US dollar index has fallen & can't get up -- needs Life Alert. Keeps on falling, another 32 bps (0.33%) today to 95.62, working now on smashing yet another support level at 95.5. schrts.co/5ITjBc
Behold, the logic of negative interest rates! You loan your money to a bank or to the government (by buying government bonds), and they CHARGE you for the privilege. Keynesian/central bank logic is that if you receive negative interest, you will spend your money and jump start the economy. Turns out you will pull your money out of the bank and buy gold & silver instead. Central banks have actually invented a way to host a financial panic WITHOUT the dollar rising, in fact, to lead the panic with a falling dollar. Wow. I am awed in the presence of such singular idiocy.
Negative interest rates are driving people to do crazy thing in Europe. In Germany, people are paying their taxes in advance, because they can earn one percent that way at least. Better than a bank deposit. Nuts.
You heard the door slam on a primary trend change today, too. Few can now question that stocks have turned down and metals up. I'll explain shortly how metals' surge today was, as the media like to say, "historical." (I don't get that. Doesn't everything that happens belong to "history"?)
Dow at one point was 411 under water, but managed to close down "only" 254.56 (1.6%) at 15,660.18. S&P500 lost 22.78 (1.23%) to 1,829.08.
Here's the sound of the door slamming: Dow in Gold, http://schrts.co/F0Ohs9 and the Dow in Silver, http://schrts.co/FnQzW3 Go, look, don't take my nat'ral born durned fool from Tennessee word for it, look.
Dow in gold dropped 5.51% today to 12.56 oz (G$259.64 gold dollars). It sliced through the uptrend from August as 2016 opened, and in February has smashed through its lower support AND the uptrend from the 2011 low. The recovery of stocks against gold that began in 2011 at 5.71 oz has ended, the trend has turned, stocks will fall against gold.
Dow in silver ended at 991.46 oz (S$1,281.89 silver dollars), down 4.71% today. DiS, too, has punched through the uptrend from August 2013 and that from the 2011 low, and not by a scootch but by a mile. Slam! Trend change.
Fear is sending billions of dollars fleeing into US treasuries. Today the yield on the 10 year treasury note gapped down 3.58% and ended at 1.644%. That puts the note at its highest level since 2015.
Euro rose 0.35% to $1.1324. but the real beneficiary of the dollar's illness has been the yen, up today another 0.91% to 88.97. Chart makes me nervous, though. It is extremely overbought, and shows a breakaway gap at the beginning of the run and what might be an exhaustion gap today. http://schrts.co/UuqBFa
West Texas Intermediate crude ended at a new low for the move, a 12 year low, at $27.30.
On Comex today gold shot up 53.20 (4.5%) to $1,247.90 and silver jumped 51.2¢ (3.4%) to 1578¢. Highs came at $1,263.90 and 1599¢
Why do I say silver & gold made a "historical" move today? Volume is highest since 1980, save for the slamdown in April 2013. More than that, gold burst through $1,200 resistance not with a timid peek, but a $50 plus kick. On the monthly chart, gold shot out of a falling wedge, through the downtrend line, and through the 20 month moving average (MA). On the weekly, gold has not only burst through the 50 week MA ($1,143.02) last week AND the falling wedge's top boundary, it has also closed above the 150 week MA.
I'm not finished yet. On its monthly chart silver's close took it nearly through the 20 month MA 1602¢. The weekly chart shows a breakout through the falling wedge built since October 2012, and through the 50 WMA 1532¢) and the 20 (1466¢).
Silver & gold are heaping confirmation, slamming the door on the bear phase that began in 2011. It's over, y'all hear?
Given gold's breakout today, don't wait for a correction because you won't get one before $1,300.
The gold/silver ratio today climbed 1.1% to 79.036. Y'all ought to swap gold for silver here. Why? Because silver usually lags as a rally begins, but will snap back and lap gold. 79:1 lies at the top of the ratio's range, & when it falls it will not rest until it hits 30:1. Silver offers you greater leverage, although it may start more slowly.
The sweater is coming unraveled fast, and the only safe haven seems to be silver and gold. Nice Government men will try to knit it back together, but can succeed only marginally and temporarily. Can't stop a tsunami.
I sure hope y'all like chicken, because they're coming home to roost.
Is This The Biggest Crisis In History?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/11/2016 22:40 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-11/biggest-crisis-history
The previous "biggest crisis in history" was in 1893 when a serious economic depresion hit America. We just topped that in terms of the gold/oil "crisis" ratio, making us wonder: what crisis is just around the corner, and just how big will it be?
The Golden Age
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/04/2016 19:48 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-04/golden-age
Some people say that gold is dead. They point to deflationary pressures and a bear market that started back in September of 2011. The bulls have been wrong for years; however, that may be about to change…
At present, there a multiple reasons to consider gold:
- Sentiment is very negative and almost everyone is underweight
- Supply & demand fundamentals are positive
- Chinese demand continues to rise
- Gold is a means to portfolio diversification
- The main risks to prices are overblown
Gerald Celente: Get Prepped For Global Systemic Collapse
Submitted by Sprott Money on 02/02/2016 06:20 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-01/gerald-celente-get-prepped-global-systemic-collapse
Zika Hoax: five things that will happen next
by Jon Rappoport February 2, 2016
https://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2016/02/02/zika-hoax-five-things-that-will-happen-next/
Zika: The CDC is the medical CIA
Its agents run global covert ops - The virus hunters
by Jon Rappoport February 2, 2016
https://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2016/02/02/zika-the-cdc-is-the-medical-cia/
Zika virus outbreak linked to release of genetically engineered mosquitoes... disastrous unintended consequences now threaten life across the Americas
Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/052824_Zika_virus_genetically_engineered_mosquitoes_unintended_consequences.html#ixzz3z2ZvnopH
Big Money is Taking Advantage of the Resource Collapse, You Should Too
- Jon Sebastian - Sprott Global January 13, 2016
https://www.sprottmoney.com/blog/big-money-is-taking-advantage-of-the-resource-collapse-you-should-too-jon-sebastian.html
As contrarians and resource stock investors, we must strive to recognize these discrepancies and take advantage if it is our goal to speculate on the best assets owned by junior resource companies.
"Nothing Is Moving," Baltic Dry Crashes As Insiders Warn "Commerce Has Come To A Halt"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/11/2016 13:05 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-01-11/nothing-moving-baltic-dry-crashes-insiders-warn-commerce-has-come-halt
The continued collapse of The Baltic Dry Index remains ignored by most - besides we still have Netflix, right? But, as Dollar Vigilante's Jeff Berwick details, it appears the worldwide 'real' economy has ground to a halt!!
Last week, I received news from a contact who is friends with one of the biggest billionaire shipping families in the world. He told me they had no ships at sea right now, because operating them meant running at a loss.
This weekend, reports are circulating saying much the same thing: The North Atlantic has little or no cargo ships traveling in its waters. Instead, they are anchored. Unmoving. Empty.
You can see one such report here. According to it,
Commerce between Europe and North America has literally come to a halt. For the first time in known history, not one cargo ship is in-transit in the North Atlantic between Europe and North America. All of them (hundreds) are either anchored offshore or in-port. NOTHING is moving.
This has never happened before. It is a horrific economic sign; proof that commerce is literally stopped.
Commodities, This Is The Next Great Depression
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/07/2016 18:05 -0500
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-01-07/commodities-next-great-depression
Investing in Megatrends: Maximizing the Profits Puzzle
Studies have found that half of a stock's movement is a function of what its sector is doing. So if one is right about the major sector trends, one may take positions in the best stocks and let them ride and trade only for very good reasons - "be right and sit tight" as the saying goes.. And therein lies the art of megatrend investing. One needs not only to recognize the trends, but also recognize when they are running out of steam. Long lasting trends that are at or near the top or bottom tend to last for years... translation: spot these trends at their apex and profit for many years after taking a position. |
Metals Exploration & Mining & All Related ServicesThere is no secret around here: I have a very high respect for silver fundamentals and have been actively involved in trading silver futures & equities since 2003. |
Energy In All Forms & Supporting ServicesEnergy - everyone needs some form of it whether needed for transportation, lighting, heating, cooling, etcetera. In my view, the greener the better. However, with the current infrastructure already in place to support the petroleum industry, getting to all green energy will be a supreme challenge to overcome. |
Food & Agriculture With All Supporting ServicesEveryone needs to eat. Period. |
Water & All Supporting ServicesEveryone needs to drink water. Period. Jim Rogers on the Dangers of Price Inflation, the Promise of Commodities and America's Continued Decline |
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