Term Spread Predicts Recession; Confidence in Childhood Vaccines Plunges PREVIEW by davefairtex There were 3 reports and a balance sheet this week: Industrial Production (INDPRO): +0.48% m/m, +0.24% y/y. Short term: recovery. Retail Sales (RSAFS): +0.42% m/m, +1.57% y/y. Short term: recovery. Housing Starts (HOUST): +2.14% m/m, -29% y/y. Single Family house construction has been crushed (HOUST1F), down 39% y/y, while Multifamily 5+ (HOUST5F) fell just 13%. … Term Spread Predicts Recession; Confidence in Childhood Vaccines Plunges PREVIEW by davefairtex There were 3 reports and a balance sheet this week: Industrial Production (INDPRO): +0.48% m/m, +0.24% y/y. Short term: recovery. Retail Sales (RSAFS): +0.42% m/m, +1.57% y/y. Short term: recovery. Housing Starts (HOUST): +2.14% m/m, -29% y/y. Single Family house construction has been crushed (HOUST1F), down 39% y/y, while Multifamily 5+ (HOUST5F) fell just 13%. …
Twitter’s New CEO is a WEF Insider?? by Chris Martenson Twitter’s New CEO is a WEF Insider?? by Chris Martenson
The End of Money PREVIEW by Chris Martenson “They” know. They know that the green energy future is a delusion. They know that our debts can never be repaid. They know that innumerable promises both explicit and implicit can never be kept. Most people also know on some level, and that’s why so many are now ‘freaking out’ or displaying signs of anxiety,… The End of Money PREVIEW by Chris Martenson “They” know. They know that the green energy future is a delusion. They know that our debts can never be repaid. They know that innumerable promises both explicit and implicit can never be kept. Most people also know on some level, and that’s why so many are now ‘freaking out’ or displaying signs of anxiety,…
Crash Course 2.0 – CHAPTER 2: MONEY, WEALTH and BANKING by Chris Martenson Understanding the characteristics of money, its role as our social glue and trust-at-a-distance, and especially where it comes from are absolutely vital things to know. Which is probably why they are almost never taught anywhere within the educational system nor in our mainstream press. Most importantly, everybody should be tracking how much money is being… Crash Course 2.0 – CHAPTER 2: MONEY, WEALTH and BANKING by Chris Martenson Understanding the characteristics of money, its role as our social glue and trust-at-a-distance, and especially where it comes from are absolutely vital things to know. Which is probably why they are almost never taught anywhere within the educational system nor in our mainstream press. Most importantly, everybody should be tracking how much money is being…
More Hints of Economic Decline; June 1 Default Deadline Approaches PREVIEW by davefairtex Two economic reports, and a Balance Sheet: Producer Price Index (PPIACO): +0.08% m/m, -3.08% y/y. Deflationary. Consumer Price Index (CPIAUCSL): +0.37% m/m, +4.72% y/y. Inflationary. Fed Balance Sheet (WALCL): -0.01% w/w, -5.16% y/y. Neutral. I believe that the drop in PPI y/y is explained by oil’s $45 plunge over the past 12 months. Check out… More Hints of Economic Decline; June 1 Default Deadline Approaches PREVIEW by davefairtex Two economic reports, and a Balance Sheet: Producer Price Index (PPIACO): +0.08% m/m, -3.08% y/y. Deflationary. Consumer Price Index (CPIAUCSL): +0.37% m/m, +4.72% y/y. Inflationary. Fed Balance Sheet (WALCL): -0.01% w/w, -5.16% y/y. Neutral. I believe that the drop in PPI y/y is explained by oil’s $45 plunge over the past 12 months. Check out…
U.S. Faces Significant Risk of Running Out of Cash in June by Chris Martenson U.S. Faces Significant Risk of Running Out of Cash in June by Chris Martenson
How & Why We Chose This Homestead PREVIEW by Chris Martenson Many of you asked for Evie and me to share what we’re up to here at Honey Badger Farm. So here’s a pair of guided tours of where we live and why we chose this place out of many. A good part of the answer is contained in the thumbnail image. Evie’s and my approaches… How & Why We Chose This Homestead PREVIEW by Chris Martenson Many of you asked for Evie and me to share what we’re up to here at Honey Badger Farm. So here’s a pair of guided tours of where we live and why we chose this place out of many. A good part of the answer is contained in the thumbnail image. Evie’s and my approaches…
Crash Course 2.0: Chapter 1 – Setting The Table by Chris Martenson The Crash Course remains a solid work of framing. One of the best of my life (so far). Because so few people have taken it lately, beginning with today’s ‘Chapter” I am redoing the entire Crash Course, piece by piece, as my weekly public videos from now until it’s done. I think everybody should see… Crash Course 2.0: Chapter 1 – Setting The Table by Chris Martenson The Crash Course remains a solid work of framing. One of the best of my life (so far). Because so few people have taken it lately, beginning with today’s ‘Chapter” I am redoing the entire Crash Course, piece by piece, as my weekly public videos from now until it’s done. I think everybody should see…
Chris & Evie LIVE! by Chris Martenson Today at 3:00 PM EST we are going live on Youtube. Look forward to seeing you in the livechat! 🙂 Chris & Evie LIVE! by Chris Martenson Today at 3:00 PM EST we are going live on Youtube. Look forward to seeing you in the livechat! 🙂
Fed Raises +25 bp, Happy Payrolls, and Be Like Djokovic PREVIEW by davefairtex Two reports and a balance sheet: Payrolls: headline +253k, expected +178k; avg hourly earnings +0.5%, expected +0.3%. Expansionary. PMI Manufacturing: 50.2, expected 50.4; weak – contractionary. Fed Balance Sheet: -58.7B w/w, previous -30.5B. Deflationary. The Fed raised rates at this week’s meeting by 25 bp to 5.08%. Is Powell going to raise rates again? CME… Fed Raises +25 bp, Happy Payrolls, and Be Like Djokovic PREVIEW by davefairtex Two reports and a balance sheet: Payrolls: headline +253k, expected +178k; avg hourly earnings +0.5%, expected +0.3%. Expansionary. PMI Manufacturing: 50.2, expected 50.4; weak – contractionary. Fed Balance Sheet: -58.7B w/w, previous -30.5B. Deflationary. The Fed raised rates at this week’s meeting by 25 bp to 5.08%. Is Powell going to raise rates again? CME…