Posts with tag economy

So it Begins

Bob Rinear, March 18 2020

When the fuel companies won’t give fuel on credit, when the food wholesalers can’t get product from the farmers/cattle raisers, when the local mom and pop shop, can’t finance their meat market, the “bad” side of People will emerge.

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WWIII Has Begun

James Corbett, March 21 2020

Yes, folks, whether you know it or not, World War III has already begun. And in the eyes of those waging that war, you are an enemy combatant.

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Side Effects

Bob Rinear, March 25 2020

Everyone wants the virus gone. Everyone wants to go back to “normal.” But as I’ve shown you, this is tough to do.

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Committing Coronavirus Thoughtcrime

James Corbett, March 28 2020

All I know is that the room to express dissent on these topics is fast disappearing. It's time for those of us who can tolerate thoughtcrime to circle the wagons. The Thought Police are closing in.

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Gold Havning Best Week in 4 YEARS

Guest Writer, March 31 2020

The coronavirus's impact on mining not only prevents an expansion of supply, but may actively shrink new production at the very moment gold demand is surging.

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Bioweapon

Bob Rinear, April 8 2020

Which one is worse? The possibility of getting a virus that could kill you, especially if you have comorbidities, or … have your life savings wiped out, your home foreclosed, your car repossessed, your kids college dreams crushed, and living on welfare?

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Here Comes the Infodemic!

James Corbett, April 18 2020

So watch out for the infodemic. If you're not careful, the powers-that-shouldn't-be are going to take care of this "problem" of the "abundance of information" by making sure you only ever get your information from approved sources.

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About that Constitution…

Bob Rinear, April 22 2020

We ALL hate the way the globalists, the far left is taking all this to extremes. We hate the power trip some politicians are going on with this situation. But do NOT, not for a minute, believe that there is no deadly virus. There is.

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Predictions: What Will Happen Next in the Corona Crisis?

James Corbett, April 25 2020

The obvious implication here is that, just like World War I was followed by World War II, so, too, will Pandemic I be followed by Pandemic II. Kind of makes you wonder what else he has up his sleeve, doesn't it?

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As The Nation Reopens So Goes Cash? Will Covid-19 Hasten Our Move to Digital Payments?

Guest Writer, May 6 2020

To some, however, a pandemic-triggered decline in cash is nothing to celebrate. 

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There is only up

Bob Rinear, May 13 2020

You’re living through history folks. Never in history has there been negative rates. Never in history has a central bank been this powerful. We’re in the very description of “never seen before” and if anyone says they know how it all works out, they’re lying. Get more popcorn, this show ain’t over.

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Musings

Bob Rinear, June 24 2020

...don’t wait for a loved one to pass before going down memory lane. Do it while they’re still here. Enjoy the memories together. It’s a welcome break from the madness of this current world. 

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The Reset

Bob Rinear, July 1 2020

My guess is that we ARE going down to test that level. Whether it holds or not is anyone’s guess. But the play right now, is totally defensive.

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Will the Federal Reserve Cause the Next Riots?

Guest Writer, July 15 2020

A coming crisis will likely be triggered by a collapse in the dollar’s value and a rejection of the dollar’s world reserve currency status.

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The Metals

Bob Rinear, July 25 2020

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Gold Stuff

Bob Rinear, August 1 2020

There’s a hundred places to buy a safe, and a million prices. But if you’re like me, you want the most value for the money you spend.

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Fed Changing Policy on Inflation and Unemployment

Guest Writer, August 29 2020

...monetary policy still operates under the existing assumption that such a tradeoff - i.e., a strong labor market and stable prices - actually exists.

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New York City’s Spending Problem

Guest Writer, September 9 2020

Indeed, the burden of government spending has climbed more than three times faster than inflation during De Blasio’s time in office. If this story sounds familiar, that’s because excessive spending is the cause of every fiscal crisis.

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Me? Really???

Bob Rinear, October 7 2020

There’s a new crypto that’s been in development for a couple years now... They are giving out 3,600 coins to everyone that signs up. Free coins. All you need is an email address.  

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ECONOMIC RECOVERY STYMIED BY THE VIRUS - Meanwhile, Global Inequality Threatens to Explode

Guest Writer, January 27 2021

Policymakers’ goal of rolling out vaccines fast and evenly is clear — to erase volatility in the bond market and make debt the cheapest it’s ever been to discourage saving and encourage investment. 

Their hope rests on the premise that cheap cash motivates companies to invest and hire as rising asset prices make people more confident and ready to spend. 

The inevitable side effect, obviously, is even more risky asset volatility as investors chase returns around the world. 

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