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by Chris Martenson

Last month in a landmark upset ruling, Monsanto's Roundup weedkiller was ruled to be carcinogenic, and the company's attempt to hide this fact from consumers made it guilty of acting “with malice or oppression”. Monsanto's new parent company Bayer was ordered to pay the plaintiff, a former school groundskeeper now dying of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, $289 million in damages.

Will this court ruling restrict the use of glyphosate going forward? Or will it be de-fanged upon appeal? What else has been learned about the health impacts of glyphsate in our food since the 2016 report? What is the latest science telling us?

To address these important questions and more, we welcome Dave Murphy of Food Democracy Now! back on the program.

Dave Murphy: Will Monsanto’s Loss Result In Less Poison In Our Food?
by Chris Martenson

Last month in a landmark upset ruling, Monsanto's Roundup weedkiller was ruled to be carcinogenic, and the company's attempt to hide this fact from consumers made it guilty of acting “with malice or oppression”. Monsanto's new parent company Bayer was ordered to pay the plaintiff, a former school groundskeeper now dying of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, $289 million in damages.

Will this court ruling restrict the use of glyphosate going forward? Or will it be de-fanged upon appeal? What else has been learned about the health impacts of glyphsate in our food since the 2016 report? What is the latest science telling us?

To address these important questions and more, we welcome Dave Murphy of Food Democracy Now! back on the program.

by Adam Taggart

This week, we welcome back to the podcast Brien Lundin, publisher of Gold Newsletter and producer of the New Orleans Investment Conference (Nov 1-4, 2018). FYI: both Chris and I will be speaking there again this year.

Brien predicts that the brutal period for precious metals may soon be over. In fact, he now seeing a bullish alignment of factors he's seen before, which precursored a sharp move upwards in the prices of gold and silver.

Brien Lundin: Why The Gold Market Looks Poised For Reversal
by Adam Taggart

This week, we welcome back to the podcast Brien Lundin, publisher of Gold Newsletter and producer of the New Orleans Investment Conference (Nov 1-4, 2018). FYI: both Chris and I will be speaking there again this year.

Brien predicts that the brutal period for precious metals may soon be over. In fact, he now seeing a bullish alignment of factors he's seen before, which precursored a sharp move upwards in the prices of gold and silver.

by Adam Taggart

A month ago, we asked the Peak Prosperity audience if it had any interest in meeting up with Chris and me in the real world to learn and hone resiliency skills. The response from PP users was overwhelmingly supportive of this idea (over 80% rated it either a 4 or 5 out of 5).

An opportunity has come along that we think is a good candidate for our first event in this series. And there are only a few spots left for it at this point.

Knowledge Capital Excursion: Defensive Training
by Adam Taggart

A month ago, we asked the Peak Prosperity audience if it had any interest in meeting up with Chris and me in the real world to learn and hone resiliency skills. The response from PP users was overwhelmingly supportive of this idea (over 80% rated it either a 4 or 5 out of 5).

An opportunity has come along that we think is a good candidate for our first event in this series. And there are only a few spots left for it at this point.

by Chris Martenson

Lance Roberts sees trouble ahead.

As chief investment strategist of Clarity Financial and chief editor of Real Investment Advice, Lance issues commentary weekly on the financial markets. He sees a major market correction/crash dead ahead, likely in early 2019 as the US economy offically slides back into recession — though he's open to it happening sooner than that.

Based on the huge debt/decifit excess that have built up in the economy, paired with the tremendous overvaluations in asset prices seen in today's markets, Lance expects economic growth to remain anemic (at best) for the coming decade:

Lance Roberts: The Markets Are Now Waving A Huge Red Flag
by Chris Martenson

Lance Roberts sees trouble ahead.

As chief investment strategist of Clarity Financial and chief editor of Real Investment Advice, Lance issues commentary weekly on the financial markets. He sees a major market correction/crash dead ahead, likely in early 2019 as the US economy offically slides back into recession — though he's open to it happening sooner than that.

Based on the huge debt/decifit excess that have built up in the economy, paired with the tremendous overvaluations in asset prices seen in today's markets, Lance expects economic growth to remain anemic (at best) for the coming decade:

by Adam Taggart

Two weeks ago, I issued a report to Peak Prosperity's premium subscribers, warning of an immiment downwards re-pricing of the FAANG stocks. I even made a rare recommendation for taking an active short position against them (one now up 18%).

That report proved quite timely. Over the past 10 days:

  • Netflix (NFLX) is down 10% after issuing disappointing subscriber growth and Q3 guidance
  • Facebook (FB) is down 20% after  delivering lower user and revenue numbers than the Street was expecting
  • Amazon (AMZN) is flat despite posting blowout Q2 EPS, offset by a revenue miss
  • Google/Alphabet (GOOGL) has managed a meager 3% rise, as earnings & revenue beats were tempered by rising costs and a record $5 billion EU anti-trust fine

This sudden weakness among key FAANG members is extremely significant. Much more so than most investors realize.

The FAANG-nary In The Coal Mine
by Adam Taggart

Two weeks ago, I issued a report to Peak Prosperity's premium subscribers, warning of an immiment downwards re-pricing of the FAANG stocks. I even made a rare recommendation for taking an active short position against them (one now up 18%).

That report proved quite timely. Over the past 10 days:

  • Netflix (NFLX) is down 10% after issuing disappointing subscriber growth and Q3 guidance
  • Facebook (FB) is down 20% after  delivering lower user and revenue numbers than the Street was expecting
  • Amazon (AMZN) is flat despite posting blowout Q2 EPS, offset by a revenue miss
  • Google/Alphabet (GOOGL) has managed a meager 3% rise, as earnings & revenue beats were tempered by rising costs and a record $5 billion EU anti-trust fine

This sudden weakness among key FAANG members is extremely significant. Much more so than most investors realize.

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