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Jan 18, 2024 | 
nxtmine.com | Lorimer Wilson
The sad reality is that “good as gold” will soon be nothing more than an amusing anachronism and a cautionary tale for those who would like to believe that there are certain inalienable, unequivocal and unshakable truisms in the investment and financial universe. Simply put, gold investors are about to become ‘roadkill’ as our current economic structure completes its metamorphosis from a capitalist system, within a democratic government, into an ‘idiotocracy’.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Tyler Durden |Alexander Wray |Lorimer Wilson
Authored by Bill Rice via The Brownstone Institute, When a new 'medical' product causes millions of deaths and life-altering adverse events, this should qualify as a "significant event." I occasionally enjoy publishing "List" articles. To me, these essays can provide larger context on important topics and can assist writers in their quest to connect dots that identify the key events that explain how we got to our "Twilight Zone" New Normal.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Alexander Wray |Tyler Durden |Lorimer Wilson
Authored by Bill Rice via The Brownstone Institute, When a new 'medical' product causes millions of deaths and life-altering adverse events, this should qualify as a "significant event." I occasionally enjoy publishing "List" articles. To me, these essays can provide larger context on important topics and can assist writers in their quest to connect dots that identify the key events that explain how we got to our "Twilight Zone" New Normal.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Lorimer Wilson |Tyler Durden
Quantitative easing is a technique used by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks to stimulate the economy in times of crisis. The Fed buys up securities from its member banks, thereby adding new money to the economy (this is where the expression, the Fed is "printing money" comes from). It's a way of funding new expenditures, without actually dipping into the federal budget.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Tyler Durden |Lorimer Wilson
Quantitative easing is a technique used by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks to stimulate the economy in times of crisis. The Fed buys up securities from its member banks, thereby adding new money to the economy (this is where the expression, the Fed is "printing money" comes from). It's a way of funding new expenditures, without actually dipping into the federal budget.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Tyler Durden |Lorimer Wilson
Quantitative easing is a technique used by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks to stimulate the economy in times of crisis. The Fed buys up securities from its member banks, thereby adding new money to the economy (this is where the expression, the Fed is "printing money" comes from). It's a way of funding new expenditures, without actually dipping into the federal budget.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
nxtmine.com | Lorimer Wilson
Gold is one of the most valued commodities and its price is influenced by factors such as global economic conditions, inflation, supply and demand, and geopolitical events. Forecasting gold prices accurately is crucial for traders, investors, and other market participants who want to make informed decisions about trading and investment. Traditional methods of gold price forecasting involve analyzing historical data and market trends and making predictions based on that information.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
nxtmine.com | Lorimer Wilson
Soft landings, it has been said, are the holy grail of monetary policy, and as we look ahead to 2024, there are signs that we may be on the cusp of one. What does it mean for the economy to have a soft landing and, conversely, what constitutes a hard landing? Simply put, a soft landing occurs when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to curb inflation and manages to do so without triggering a sharp increase in unemployment or pushing GDP growth into negative territory.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Erica Frankenberg |Lorimer Wilson |Tyler Durden
Quantitative easing is a technique used by the US Federal Reserve and other central banks to stimulate the economy in times of crisis. The Fed buys up securities from its member banks, thereby adding new money to the economy (this is where the expression, the Fed is "printing money" comes from). It's a way of funding new expenditures, without actually dipping into the federal budget.
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Jan 7, 2024 | 
invesbrain.com | Lance Roberts |Lorimer Wilson |Tyler Durden
Authored by Kit Knightly via Off-Guardian.org, So, what's with all the fake crying? Rachel Maddow pretended to cry about "kids in cages". Matt Hancock pretended to cry about Covid vaccines. Sarah Sidner pretended to cry over covid. Anderson Cooper pretended to cry about Israel, so did John Kirby. Van Jones pretended to cry after Biden "won" the 2020 "election". Adam Schiff and Adam Kinzinger both pretended to cry about January 6th. Don Lemon pretends to cry about pretty much everything.
