investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Commercial real-estate transactions in NYC plunged to the lowest since 2009 in Q2, without much sens

Real Estate Prices Fall Sharply in New York : NYT Since the coronavirus shut the city down , the number @ @ @ @ @ 54 percent and the median price fell to $ 1 million .
Gundlach : Why @ @ @ @ @ Rally Are ‘ Real Risks ’ to Investors The “ twin deficits ” created by @ @ @ @ @ U.S. appetite for foreign purchases have long been seen as a negative for the greenback @ @ @ @ @ most dominant fiat and reserve currency .
A Word About that Historic Bounce in US @ @ @ @ @ the Service Sector Didn ’ t Hit New Highs .
It Stopped Plunging One Purchasing @ @ @ @ @ further in June , but more slowly ; the other said activity started climbing out @ @ @ @ @ both agree : Jobs dropped further .

Commercial real-estate transactions in NYC plunged to the lowest since 2009 in Q2, without much sense of a revival in the second half as no one knows how to value the properties right now. t.co/KOizIHfVxz — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) July 6, 2020
Since the coronavirus shut the city down, the number of sales in Manhattan dropped 54 percent and the median price fell to $1 million.
The “twin deficits” created by runaway government spending and continued U.S. appetite for foreign purchases have long been seen as a negative for the greenback, the world’s most dominant fiat and reserve currency.
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One Purchasing Managers Index said services fell further in June, but more slowly; the other said activity started climbing out of the hole. But both agree: Jobs dropped further.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Charted: U.S. Unemployment Rates Over Time

To say the coronavirus has taken a toll on the U.S. economy would be an understatement .
At the end of 2019 , the U.S. experienced the lowest unemployment levels in 50 years .
But since COVID-19 swept the nation in mid-March , more than 47 million Americans have filed for unemployment and the country has entered a recession .
How do today ’ s numbers compare to other major periods of unemployment ?
Our new visualization illustrates how unemployment rates have changed over time in relation to major events .
• The highest unemployment rate was 24.9 % in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • The lowest unemployment rate was 1.2 % in 1944 .
• The most dramatic change in unemployment occurred between March 2020 and April 2020 , representing a 10.3 percentage point increase at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak .
We gathered unemployment data over time from the Bureau of Labor Statistics , which is represented in the visualization by the red line graph .
The horizontal axis represents the years 1929 – 2020 , while the vertical access is the unemployment rate expressed as a percentage .
We also included information about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ purple bars at the bottom of the graph to correspond with the years .
To further situate unemployment rates in their historical context , we included major economic and political events that took place over the past 100 years .
These are represented by the green circles above the line graph .
According to the Federal Reserve , the “ natural rate of unemployment ” ( which accounts for the frictional , structural , and surplus unemployment that occurs in a healthy economy ) is estimated to be between 3.5 % – 4.5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unemployment because people are in-between jobs , or they are upskilling for new jobs because their old jobs are obsolete .
However , the graph shows several noticeable periods when unemployment rates were much higher than the natural rate of unemployment .
Not surprisingly , unemployment rates experienced a spike during depressions , recessions , and other major economic events such as the OPEC oil embargo in 1973 , the Dotcom bubble in 2000 , and most recently , the coronavirus outbreak in 2020 .
Some states are bearing the brunt of COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ CNN , Nevada is the hardest-hit state , with a 25.3 % unemployment rate in May .
Hospitality and tourism are significant drivers in Nevada ’ s economy , but these sectors have suffered as a result of stay-at-home orders around the country .
By contrast , Nebraska had the lowest unemployment rate in May , at 5.2 % .
Yet there is some hope on the horizon .
Even though the nationwide unemployment rate reached 14.7 % in April , it dropped to 13.3 % in May .
Furthermore , economists predict @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in June , while also adding 3 million jobs .
The coronavirus outbreak is still far from over , and further effects on the economy remain to be seen .
Want to read more of our coronavirus coverage ?
Check out our breakdown of coronavirus stimulus programs around the world and the impact of COVID-19 on the world ’ s major stock indexes .

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To say the coronavirus has taken a toll on the U.S. economy would be an understatement. At the end of 2019, the U.S. experienced the lowest unemployment levels in 50 years. But since COVID-19 swept the nation in mid-March, more than 47 million Americans have filed for unemployment and the country has entered a recession. How do today’s numbers compare to other major periods of unemployment? Our new visualization illustrates how unemployment rates have changed over time in relation to major events.
Buy this visualization
The highest unemployment rate was 24.9% in 1933, during the Great Depression.
The lowest unemployment rate was 1.2% in 1944.
The most dramatic change in unemployment occurred between March 2020 and April 2020, representing a 10.3 percentage point increase at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak.
We gathered unemployment data over time from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is represented in the visualization by the red line graph. The horizontal axis represents the years 1929 – 2020, while the vertical access is the unemployment rate expressed as a percentage. We also included information about recessions, which are shown by the purple bars at the bottom of the graph to correspond with the years. To further situate unemployment rates in their historical context, we included major economic and political events that took place over the past 100 years. These are represented by the green circles above the line graph.
Top 10 Years with the Highest Unemployment Rates
1933 – 24.9%
1932 – 23.6%
1934 – 21.7%
1935 – 20.1%
1938 – 19%
1939 – 17.2%
1936 – 16.9%
1931 – 15.9%
1940 – 14.6%
1941 – 9.9%
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According to the Federal Reserve, the “natural rate of unemployment” (which accounts for the frictional, structural, and surplus unemployment that occurs in a healthy economy) is estimated to be between 3.5% – 4.5%. There will always be some unemployment because people are in-between jobs, or they are upskilling for new jobs because their old jobs are obsolete. However, the graph shows several noticeable periods when unemployment rates were much higher than the natural rate of unemployment. Not surprisingly, unemployment rates experienced a spike during depressions, recessions, and other major economic events such as the OPEC oil embargo in 1973, the Dotcom bubble in 2000, and most recently, the coronavirus outbreak in 2020.
Some states are bearing the brunt of COVID-19 losses more than others. According to CNN, Nevada is the hardest-hit state, with a 25.3% unemployment rate in May. Hospitality and tourism are significant drivers in Nevada’s economy, but these sectors have suffered as a result of stay-at-home orders around the country. By contrast, Nebraska had the lowest unemployment rate in May, at 5.2%.
Yet there is some hope on the horizon. Even though the nationwide unemployment rate reached 14.7% in April, it dropped to 13.3% in May. Furthermore, economists predict that the unemployment rate dipped even further in June, while also adding 3 million jobs. The coronavirus outbreak is still far from over, and further effects on the economy remain to be seen.
Want to read more of our coronavirus coverage? Check out our breakdown of coronavirus stimulus programs around the world and the impact of COVID-19 on the world’s major stock indexes.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--John Bolton’s Amazing Memory

John Bolton’s Amazing Memory

The Room Where It Happened , written by John Bolton , could be the result of a devious , but well-conceived plan that Bolton executed to perfection .
Bolton says in his book that President Trump was interested in placing him in a key post within his administration .
Bolton , in turn , was interested in serving as long as the position was either Secretary of State or National Security Advisor .
The latter post is the one he was ultimately offered and accepted .
In his book , Bolton quotes everybody verbatim ( rather than paraphrasing ) as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ occurred during tenure as National Security Advisor from April 2018 to September 2019 .
Unless endowed with some kind of superhuman ability , there is no way Bolton or anyone else on the planet could remember every single word numerous individuals , including himself , said months ago , weeks ago , days ago , or even several hours ago .
Unless Bolton was blessed with total recall , it ’ s impossible to quote each word someone had spoken in the past without having a memory aid to assist him .
His @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during meetings , but those notes , even if taken with the proficiency of a professional stenographer , were not supposed to leave the White House premises without being destroyed .
When Bret Baier of Fox News interviewed Bolton on June 23rd , Baier , who said he read the book , asked Bolton how he was able to remember so many details of his experience , including so many quotes , during his tenure as National Security Advisor .
Bolton replied that “ this was the best recollection I could put together @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good memory and thought about how to do this.
” Bolton also told Baier that personnel at the White House were not permitted to leave the building without first destroying their notes and papers .
Bolton said he and others put their notes in “ burn bags ” and that no notes were taken with him after he left the White House .
So how was Bolton able to write his tell-all memoir in such excruciating detail ?
If one accepts that Bolton would have needed a memory aid , such as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ word-for-word what he and others had said , then it begs the question how was he able to accomplish this for such a long period of time without being detected by security guards ?
It is quite possible that Bolton could have had a micro voice recorder on his person , which security personnel failed to discover as he entered and left the White House executive offices and other places he visited .
You can buy a micro voice recorder online that is about the size of a paper clip with a storage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t be the first time an embarrassing security breach such as this occurred .
White House aide , Omarosa Manigault , who wrote an unflattering book about her experience in the Trump administration , released a recording she made of her firing by Chief of Staff John Kelly in the Situation Room .
This embarrassing breach of security protocol was not deemed to be illegal because no classified information was divulged .
Perhaps Bolton felt he could do the same thing and cash in like Omarosa did when he left the Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ firing senior staff at a disturbing rate .
Others resigned under acrimonious circumstances .
A controversial figure like Bolton must have known that he would probably suffer the same fate , so why not capitalize on the experience ?
If that indeed was his plan , it would be very helpful to have a precise record of his White House interactions with the president and others .
Assuming that Bolton did indeed record the conversations he was privy to as a senior government official , he must have thought the risk of getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ White House experience was worth the financial reward that would accrue to him after he left office .
As it turned out , Bolton was correct about the financial windfall that would come his way .
Simon and Schuster paid Bolton a two-million-dollar advance .
His book is already a massive best-seller .
Apparently , Bolton thinks that he is the smartest guy in the room … any room that he is in .
Bolton didn ’ t let the anticipated condemnation of his disloyalty as a trusted presidential advisor stand in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way to facilitate a lucrative book deal , which monetized his experience in the Trump administration .
Bolton deflects any criticism that he profited from privileged presidential information by saying he was a patriot who tried to alert the country that President Trump was , in his view , a loose cannon whose staff was constantly in damage control mode .
Of course , that ’ s simply Bolton ’ s opinion , but such opinions are worth a lot of money if they appear in a scandalous book , especially if the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the middle of a pandemic .
Needless to say , President Trump and many staffers , including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and others , say Bolton is lying and the events he describes in his book didn ’ t happen .
Perhaps , Bolton ’ s perceived treachery can serve as a teachable moment .
Whether or not we agree with a sitting president or we simply don ’ t like him , it seems most of us can agree that any president should be able to conduct government business without @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be made public later by a former employee , who is motivated by greed , revenge , or anything else .
Why would any president trust his cabinet members and his advisors if everything he says and does can be published with impunity for the world to see while he is still in office ?
It is particularly disturbing that a National Security Advisor would divulge , in searing detail , how foreign policy decisions are made by our leaders .
Meanwhile , John Bolton is laughing his way to bank and making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a shit-eating grin plastered across his face .

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The Room Where It Happened, written by John Bolton, could be the result of a devious, but well-conceived plan that Bolton executed to perfection.
Bolton says in his book that President Trump was interested in placing him in a key post within his administration. Bolton, in turn, was interested in serving as long as the position was either Secretary of State or National Security Advisor. The latter post is the one he was ultimately offered and accepted.
In his book, Bolton quotes everybody verbatim (rather than paraphrasing) as he recounts various meetings and conversations that occurred during tenure as National Security Advisor from April 2018 to September 2019. Unless endowed with some kind of superhuman ability, there is no way Bolton or anyone else on the planet could remember every single word numerous individuals, including himself, said months ago, weeks ago, days ago, or even several hours ago. Unless Bolton was blessed with total recall, it’s impossible to quote each word someone had spoken in the past without having a memory aid to assist him. His associates say Bolton was a prolific note-taker during meetings, but those notes, even if taken with the proficiency of a professional stenographer, were not supposed to leave the White House premises without being destroyed.
When Bret Baier of Fox News interviewed Bolton on June 23rd, Baier, who said he read the book, asked Bolton how he was able to remember so many details of his experience, including so many quotes, during his tenure as National Security Advisor. Bolton replied that “this was the best recollection I could put together. I am blessed with a pretty good memory and thought about how to do this.” Bolton also told Baier that personnel at the White House were not permitted to leave the building without first destroying their notes and papers. Bolton said he and others put their notes in “burn bags” and that no notes were taken with him after he left the White House.
So how was Bolton able to write his tell-all memoir in such excruciating detail? If one accepts that Bolton would have needed a memory aid, such as a recording device, to help him recall word-for-word what he and others had said, then it begs the question how was he able to accomplish this for such a long period of time without being detected by security guards?
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It is quite possible that Bolton could have had a micro voice recorder on his person, which security personnel failed to discover as he entered and left the White House executive offices and other places he visited. You can buy a micro voice recorder online that is about the size of a paper clip with a storage capacity of ninety hours. It wouldn’t be the first time an embarrassing security breach such as this occurred. White House aide, Omarosa Manigault, who wrote an unflattering book about her experience in the Trump administration, released a recording she made of her firing by Chief of Staff John Kelly in the Situation Room. This embarrassing breach of security protocol was not deemed to be illegal because no classified information was divulged. Perhaps Bolton felt he could do the same thing and cash in like Omarosa did when he left the Trump administration. After all, Trump was firing senior staff at a disturbing rate. Others resigned under acrimonious circumstances. A controversial figure like Bolton must have known that he would probably suffer the same fate, so why not capitalize on the experience? If that indeed was his plan, it would be very helpful to have a precise record of his White House interactions with the president and others.
Assuming that Bolton did indeed record the conversations he was privy to as a senior government official, he must have thought the risk of getting caught surreptitiously recording every detail of his White House experience was worth the financial reward that would accrue to him after he left office. As it turned out, Bolton was correct about the financial windfall that would come his way. Simon and Schuster paid Bolton a two-million-dollar advance. His book is already a massive best-seller.
Apparently, Bolton thinks that he is the smartest guy in the room … any room that he is in. Bolton didn’t let the anticipated condemnation of his disloyalty as a trusted presidential advisor stand in his way. He successfully figured out a way to facilitate a lucrative book deal, which monetized his experience in the Trump administration. Bolton deflects any criticism that he profited from privileged presidential information by saying he was a patriot who tried to alert the country that President Trump was, in his view, a loose cannon whose staff was constantly in damage control mode. Of course, that’s simply Bolton’s opinion, but such opinions are worth a lot of money if they appear in a scandalous book, especially if the book is released during an election year in the middle of a pandemic.
Needless to say, President Trump and many staffers, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and others, say Bolton is lying and the events he describes in his book didn’t happen. Perhaps, Bolton’s perceived treachery can serve as a teachable moment. Whether or not we agree with a sitting president or we simply don’t like him, it seems most of us can agree that any president should be able to conduct government business without fear that his consultations with advisors will be made public later by a former employee, who is motivated by greed, revenge, or anything else.
Why would any president trust his cabinet members and his advisors if everything he says and does can be published with impunity for the world to see while he is still in office? It is particularly disturbing that a National Security Advisor would divulge, in searing detail, how foreign policy decisions are made by our leaders.
Meanwhile, John Bolton is laughing his way to bank and making his rounds on the talk shows with a shit-eating grin plastered across his face.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Should I Invest If I’m in Debt?

Should I Invest If I’m in Debt?

Getting a handle on your financial future is essential if you are going to live the kind of comfortable , secure , and stable life we all deserve .
Most people fully understand the importance of saving their money and investing it smartly , but more and more people are drowning in a flood of debt that makes living that financially free life feel almost unattainable .
If you ’ ve been working hard to dig yourself out of debt and are looking at investing ASAP deciding between the two can be pretty tough .
But that ’ s why @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Let ’ s dig a little deeper right now .
Should I Pay Off Debt or Invest My Money ?
Anytime you come into a bit of extra cash and want to decide between paying down your debt or setting aside money for an investment there ’ s going to be a tug-of-war , all kinds of emotions , and creeping indecision .
On the one hand , paying down your debt significantly reduces stress , lowers your overall financial exposure , and helps you to feel more financially stable at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , investing intelligently helps you to build up the kind of cash flow that can transform your financial future – providing a passive income and helping you feel like you are moving forward rather than just resetting your money back to zero .
Navigating the situation is never simple .
Straighten Out Your Immediate Financial Situation To begin , you ’ ll want to immediately sort out your financial situation as it exists right now .
There are a couple of things you need to do to sort of “ clear the deck @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long-term decisions about debt elimination or investing .
Let ’ s highlight three of the most important right now .
We will dig a little deeper into the value of an emergency fund in just a moment , but you can understand the peace of mind that comes from setting aside enough money to meet a financial emergency .
It also allows you the ability to take a few risks and just feel secure in the short-term .
Secondly , you ’ ll want to make minimum payments on ALL of the accounts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ball rolling towards clearing the rest of your debt .
The last thing you want is for your bills to start piling up , those minimums to accelerate because of compound interest and fees , and things to sort of spiral out of control .
Lastly , you ’ ll want to have a monthly budget that you can work off of .
This doesn ’ t have to be the only budget you ever create or a budget that is poured in concrete , but you need to know where your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is going out , and what you can do to manage your cash flow more effectively .
How to Build Your Financial Future Intelligently Now that we have sorted through all of that let ’ s dig a bit deeper into how to build a smart financial future going forward .
It ’ s always a good idea to take advantage of any work-sponsored retirement plans—check out this explainer by USAToday—especially if they match your contributions to a retirement investment account , regardless of your debt situation .
The overwhelming majority of employers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ k ) plans , providing you double your money invested into your financial future .
You ’ d have to be at least a little bit crazy to turn down “ free ” money like this which is why you ’ ll want to maximize your contributions ASAP .
Secondly , you ’ ll want to fund your emergency account just as quickly as possible .
Every week you should be making regular contributions to your savings account even if it means you can chisel away at debt just yet , at least @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your expenses covered in this account .
This financial safety net provides you with the kind of peace of mind , clarity , and certainty that you just aren ’ t going to have with any other approach .
You ’ ll be a lot more economically resilient , can start making different decisions for yourself when you aren ’ t living paycheck to paycheck , and generally will be in a much better place to start aggressively working down your debt and investing for your future from here .
After those fundamental @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s time to go after all of your high-interest debt .
We are talking about credit cards , student loans , car loans , and any other liabilities that you might be carrying with compounding interest that ’ s only going to hold you back .
It ’ s up to you whether or not you decide to focus on a single high-interest debt until it ’ s eliminated open a while making minimum payments on the next one or if you pay a lot more than the minimum on all of your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be informed mostly by your financial situation .
This just important that you go after this debt aggressively before you start to move into other investment opportunities than the ones we mentioned earlier .
After your high-interest debt has been taken care of it ’ s time to start moving into some of your taxable investment opportunities .
This is where you ’ ll want to start funding taxable investment accounts , where you ’ re going to want to start looking into dividend reinvestment plans , different mutual funds or index @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to start pumping money into real estate or other income-producing investments .
It ’ s a good idea to do all of this only after your high-interest debt has been taken care of .
Again , you feel a lot more financial freedom and enjoy a lot more risk tolerance when you ’ re working from a clean slate of no debt than you would have if you had a mountain of credit card debt piled up while making moves on the stock market .
At the end of the day , you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and be investing in your financial future in unparalleled pathways .
There ’ s no rule that you have to tackle one while ignoring the other , though you should have priorities and hierarchies in place to help you get the results you are looking for as quickly as possible .
With the kind of plan that we have outlined above , you should find the process relatively simple , relatively straightforward , and generally pretty easy to navigate .
Clearly , you ’ ll want to change course and redirect your efforts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ either moving more aggressively to knockout debt if it ’ s piling up or more aggressively investing to capitalize on new opportunities as they present themselves – but this is a good blueprint for your financial future moving forward .
You are the captain of your ship here .
The most important thing to take away from this entire guide ( and any personal financial information in general , really ) is the value of taking total ownership and responsibility for your finances and your financial future .
All the advice in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to much of anything if you don ’ t take action .
You have to do the heavy lifting to get yourself the kind of financial freedom you deserve , and that means being smart , strategic , and deliberate in your decisions with money from here on out .
If that ’ s your intention and you focus on every dollar , treating it as an asset to build a future most people only dream of , you ’ ll get the results you want far faster than you ever could have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not necessarily represent the views of IWB .

Getting a handle on your financial future is essential if you are going to live the kind of comfortable, secure, and stable life we all deserve.
Most people fully understand the importance of saving their money and investing it smartly, but more and more people are drowning in a flood of debt that makes living that financially free life feel almost unattainable.
If you’ve been working hard to dig yourself out of debt and are looking at investing ASAP deciding between the two can be pretty tough. But that’s why we have put together this quick guide.
Let’s dig a little deeper right now.
Should I Pay Off Debt or Invest My Money?
Anytime you come into a bit of extra cash and want to decide between paying down your debt or setting aside money for an investment there’s going to be a tug-of-war, all kinds of emotions, and creeping indecision.
On the one hand, paying down your debt significantly reduces stress, lowers your overall financial exposure, and helps you to feel more financially stable at the same time.
On the other hand, investing intelligently helps you to build up the kind of cash flow that can transform your financial future – providing a passive income and helping you feel like you are moving forward rather than just resetting your money back to zero.
Navigating the situation is never simple.
Straighten Out Your Immediate Financial Situation
To begin, you’ll want to immediately sort out your financial situation as it exists right now.
There are a couple of things you need to do to sort of “clear the deck” before you make any short or long-term decisions about debt elimination or investing.
Let’s highlight three of the most important right now.
Set Aside $1500
We will dig a little deeper into the value of an emergency fund in just a moment, but you can understand the peace of mind that comes from setting aside enough money to meet a financial emergency. It also allows you the ability to take a few risks and just feel secure in the short-term.
Make Minimum Payments on ALL Accounts
Secondly, you’ll want to make minimum payments on ALL of the accounts you have outstanding to sort of get the ball rolling towards clearing the rest of your debt.
The last thing you want is for your bills to start piling up, those minimums to accelerate because of compound interest and fees, and things to sort of spiral out of control.
Have a Monthly Budget
Lastly, you’ll want to have a monthly budget that you can work off of.
This doesn’t have to be the only budget you ever create or a budget that is poured in concrete, but you need to know where your money is coming from, where it is going out, and what you can do to manage your cash flow more effectively.
How to Build Your Financial Future Intelligently
Now that we have sorted through all of that let’s dig a bit deeper into how to build a smart financial future going forward.
Leverage Any Work Sponsored Retirement Plans
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It’s always a good idea to take advantage of any work-sponsored retirement plans—check out this explainer by USAToday—especially if they match your contributions to a retirement investment account, regardless of your debt situation.
The overwhelming majority of employers out there match contributions to 401(k) plans, providing you double your money invested into your financial future. You’d have to be at least a little bit crazy to turn down “free” money like this which is why you’ll want to maximize your contributions ASAP.
Fund Your Emergency Account ASAP
Secondly, you’ll want to fund your emergency account just as quickly as possible.
Every week you should be making regular contributions to your savings account even if it means you can chisel away at debt just yet, at least until you have six months of all your expenses covered in this account.
This financial safety net provides you with the kind of peace of mind, clarity, and certainty that you just aren’t going to have with any other approach. You’ll be a lot more economically resilient, can start making different decisions for yourself when you aren’t living paycheck to paycheck, and generally will be in a much better place to start aggressively working down your debt and investing for your future from here.
Knock Out High-Interest Debt First
After those fundamental basics are taken care of it’s time to go after all of your high-interest debt.
We are talking about credit cards, student loans, car loans, and any other liabilities that you might be carrying with compounding interest that’s only going to hold you back.
It’s up to you whether or not you decide to focus on a single high-interest debt until it’s eliminated open a while making minimum payments on the next one or if you pay a lot more than the minimum on all of your high-interest debts. That’s going to be informed mostly by your financial situation.
This just important that you go after this debt aggressively before you start to move into other investment opportunities than the ones we mentioned earlier.
Move Into Taxable Investments
After your high-interest debt has been taken care of it’s time to start moving into some of your taxable investment opportunities.
This is where you’ll want to start funding taxable investment accounts, where you’re going to want to start looking into dividend reinvestment plans, different mutual funds or index funds, or where you are going to start pumping money into real estate or other income-producing investments.
It’s a good idea to do all of this only after your high-interest debt has been taken care of.
Again, you feel a lot more financial freedom and enjoy a lot more risk tolerance when you’re working from a clean slate of no debt than you would have if you had a mountain of credit card debt piled up while making moves on the stock market.
At the end of the day, you should always be moving to eliminate debt and be investing in your financial future in unparalleled pathways. There’s no rule that you have to tackle one while ignoring the other, though you should have priorities and hierarchies in place to help you get the results you are looking for as quickly as possible.
With the kind of plan that we have outlined above, you should find the process relatively simple, relatively straightforward, and generally pretty easy to navigate.
Clearly, you’ll want to change course and redirect your efforts as your results come tumbling in, either moving more aggressively to knockout debt if it’s piling up or more aggressively investing to capitalize on new opportunities as they present themselves – but this is a good blueprint for your financial future moving forward.
You are the captain of your ship here. The most important thing to take away from this entire guide (and any personal financial information in general, really) is the value of taking total ownership and responsibility for your finances and your financial future.
All the advice in the world isn’t going to amount to much of anything if you don’t take action. You have to do the heavy lifting to get yourself the kind of financial freedom you deserve, and that means being smart, strategic, and deliberate in your decisions with money from here on out.
If that’s your intention and you focus on every dollar, treating it as an asset to build a future most people only dream of, you’ll get the results you want far faster than you ever could have expected!
Disclaimer: This content does not necessarily represent the views of IWB.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--What Should a Beginner Know about Bitcoin?

Getting started in the world of cryptocurrency can be quite risky if you don ’ t know what you are doing .
Bitcoin is the front runner of the cryptocurrency race as of now .
Bitcoin leverage trading could be used to acquire an immense amount of bitcoin , or it could run you bankrupt if done ignorantly .
Here is everything a beginner should know about Bitcoin .
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency , a form of electronic money .
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency and can be sent from user to user through a blockchain network without the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that you can control everything you do with your money , without the need for banks .
The bank you use for Bitcoin is known as the ‘ Bitcoin Wallet ’ , which is where you can store the Bitcoin you have saved up .
These wallets are run by certain merchants .
For example , one of these is called FreeWallet , which is a cold storage and allows you to withdraw from and to any cryptocurrency .
The problem with Bitcoin wallets is that they are prone to hacking , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the result ends badly for the person who loses the Bitcoin .
Other features that come along with Bitcoin include , they are irreversible , anonymous , and fast .
You can never get Bitcoin back once a transaction is complete .
You can however remain anonymous for any transaction , which offers a safe haven for black market users .
Also , Bitcoin transactions are fast and done almost immediately through the network and confirmed within minutes .
How Do You Acquire Bitcoin ?
Acquiring Bitcoin can come from one of two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bitcoin is the act of taking powerful computer processing power and having it solve complex math algorithms that reward you with Bitcoin once solved .
You can mine individually or you could join a mining pool , which allows you to team up with others to find the solutions to the math equations faster .
The money is then split between the team and you do it all over again .
You could also mine on the cloud , which is where you can buy computing power from someone else and you are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acquire .
Trading Bitcoin involves much more risk and knowledge of the stock market .
You are buying Bitcoin and trying to sell it for a higher price , and since the volatility is so high , the chances of making money are increased .
With this also means that the chances of losing money are quite high , which is why knowledge of the market is very important .
Investing in Bitcoin could cost you your hard earned cash , so make sure you make smart investments .
Either mining or trading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when done correctly , but there are many risks that could limit your success .
Always make sure you are staying safe in the world of cryptocurrency because nothing is ever guaranteed , no matter the situation .
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Getting started in the world of cryptocurrency can be quite risky if you don’t know what you are doing. Bitcoin is the front runner of the cryptocurrency race as of now. Bitcoin leverage trading could be used to acquire an immense amount of bitcoin, or it could run you bankrupt if done ignorantly. Here is everything a beginner should know about Bitcoin.
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, a form of electronic money. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency and can be sent from user to user through a blockchain network without the need for a middleman. This means that you can control everything you do with your money, without the need for banks.
The bank you use for Bitcoin is known as the ‘Bitcoin Wallet’, which is where you can store the Bitcoin you have saved up. These wallets are run by certain merchants. For example, one of these is called FreeWallet, which is a cold storage and allows you to withdraw from and to any cryptocurrency. The problem with Bitcoin wallets is that they are prone to hacking, and since they aren’t insured, the result ends badly for the person who loses the Bitcoin.
Other features that come along with Bitcoin include, they are irreversible, anonymous, and fast. You can never get Bitcoin back once a transaction is complete. You can however remain anonymous for any transaction, which offers a safe haven for black market users. Also, Bitcoin transactions are fast and done almost immediately through the network and confirmed within minutes.
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How Do You Acquire Bitcoin?
Acquiring Bitcoin can come from one of two ways: mining or trading. Mining Bitcoin is the act of taking powerful computer processing power and having it solve complex math algorithms that reward you with Bitcoin once solved. You can mine individually or you could join a mining pool, which allows you to team up with others to find the solutions to the math equations faster. The money is then split between the team and you do it all over again. You could also mine on the cloud, which is where you can buy computing power from someone else and you are rewarded with some of the Bitcoin they acquire.
Trading Bitcoin involves much more risk and knowledge of the stock market. You are buying Bitcoin and trying to sell it for a higher price, and since the volatility is so high, the chances of making money are increased. With this also means that the chances of losing money are quite high, which is why knowledge of the market is very important. Investing in Bitcoin could cost you your hard earned cash, so make sure you make smart investments.
Either mining or trading can bring you immense amounts of money when done correctly, but there are many risks that could limit your success. Always make sure you are staying safe in the world of cryptocurrency because nothing is ever guaranteed, no matter the situation.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Q2 Update from the Desk of Jerome Powell

TL ; DR : I told you so , we ’ re going up more , then down – here is how to play it .
Its me JPOW again , maybe you missed my last post – or maybe it was too long for the average autist .
If you would have made these trades , and rolled like I said , you wouldn ’ t be broke .
Get it ?
Everything I said in my previous post , came to pass economically , but I must admit I was wrong about Trump .
He chopped and screwed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we can pivot right quick .
The left is going to make sure we keep these wheels turning – it doesn ’ t make a difference who is in the White House .
Second Wave .
I don ’ t care about waves , I control the tide .
Remember how everyone was scared about the first wave ?
Notice how they aren ’ t about the second ?
Uncertainty .
Not knowing “ what will happen with COVID ” is so much worse for equities than not knowing .
The market @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what COVID can do economically – countries have made their plans and accepted their fate .
Will more COVID damage the economy ?
Yes , but the uncertainty of how and how much have been drastically reduced .
Trump is Done .
You should be able to see it on his face , but the guy is honestly pretty stupid and is a bit tired .
It was fine to be stupid and confident , but now he is stupid and weak – and America can smell it .
Remember in 2016 when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voting for Hillary but obviously switched to Trump when they were in the booth ?
Watch the opposite happen this time with Trump supporters who can ’ t admit publicly they turned on him – but will vote for Biden in the booth .
He ded .
Biden is Whatever .
Don ’ t think Biden is going to slow this train down at all .
Biden is just the manifestation of the moderate left establishment – Biden is a Clinton/Obama mashup that is more than willing to play ball .
Biden poses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t think he has the balls to try and replace me .
Pelosi Will Chill .
Biden and Pelosi will finally start being able to execute on what I have been saying – keep printing .
Congress did their thing , but if we are going to keep going up they need to do more .
Pelosi has been fighting the conservatives to keep the stimulus out of corporate hands – once she can print the way she wants the working class will get what they need for perpetuity .
Printer Prints .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ print ?
Then Trump pushed the FED to print ?
You better believe Biden , Pelosi and I will make it rain .
The economy is fucked , but we can roll out socialism and prop up asset prices at the same time – easy peasy .
The Dollar is Changing .
I printed a lot – more than usual .
It is going to take some time to work through , but buying power of the dollar is going down .
We are pretty front loaded on fresh dollars , and I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eventually this dilutes those dollars in all the middle/lower class people ’ s savings accounts .
I just can ’ t print too much more than other countries – if the US prints an outsized proportion of currency the dollar will fall bigly .
More Cases = More Printing .
Haven ’ t you guys noticed how everything has been a bit backwards since the March lows ?
That is when bad news became good news and good news became bad news – remember ?
Record unemployment and stocks go up right ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I can act unilaterally to just print it away .
Guess what happens if more bad shit happens ?
Wealth Transfer .
Every time this happens , the retail investor , the 401k , and uninformed invest at the last minute .
We need all that money on the sidelines to come in first , before the collapse in asset values happens .
If they don ’ t get their money in , we can ’ t transfer the wealth .
If we can ’ t transfer the wealth , what are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ greater retail wave of “ reinvestment ” before thinking the crash is here .
No Defaults .
Defaults are only going to happen when people can ’ t service those debts .
As long as people pay , the wheels keep turning .
Congress gave the poor people money to pay the rich people , I cut debt costs for the rich people , we should be good for a while ( notice , for a while ) .
Take From the Bottom .
The lower and middle class can take it .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the expense of the lower classes .
Remember , as long as we keep them working a W2 and paying their mortgage they stay the “ working class ” and we get to stay the “ investing class.
” The government will keep stealing from the working class future , to prop up the investing class ’ s present wealth .
Market Collapse Delayed .
We have corrections , recessions , depressions when there is a “ de-everaging.
” This means , debts are forgiven , restructured , losses are realized .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ bit because we are going to keep dripping dollars and relief to the middle class and poor to keep the wheels turning .
TINA .
There Is No Alternative to US Equities .
Underpinning this whole landscape is the fact that all other economies , and their respective currencies , and their central governments , are all equally fucked .
So if everyone is fucked , were the least fucked and our debt and equities are still “ safe havens ” Imports/Exports .
The future decline in the dollar is going to help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ import .
Don ’ t sleep on this concept – it will impact the next 3-4 years .
More Debt the Better .
Everyone gets scared of being over leveraged , but I will just buy it out .
Take on the debt , and lets juice earnings .
Don ’ t forget that even if sales go down because of a recession , profits can go up if I single handedly cut debt service of every company in the US .
Companies : Look for individual companies well positioned for a world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , internet of things , space , e-commerce , domestic manufacturing .
Avoid importers , healthcare , travel , banking .
When boomers die , their heirs will divest from boomer companies .
Invest in the future .
We ’ re Fine .
America will be fine , but things will be permanently different .
I just printed bigly , and will likely print more .
Someone has to pay for it ( old shit companies , young people , middle class , the future ) but there are going to be major @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Every big economic contraction is preceded by exuberance .
Are we feeling exuberant yet ?
Not really , people are still scared .
Stock prices are back up , but no one is confident .
We need to get confident first , then start melting up .
There are not enough pigs in the market yet , the slaughter can not yet start .
Market Collapse Realized .
Take note , the market collapse is coming when the medical solution is realized .
This will signal new monetary policy , decrease in stimulus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get back to work and fix the economy.
” As soon as this process starts , consumer spending will go down , borrowing will go down , people will sell financial assets to cover debt obligations , investors will rotate into bonds as rates eventually get increased .
Vaccine = Party is Over .
This is a big one guys , when “ the real solution ” to COVID is medically available my financial solution is going to “ peak.
” I might be able to do a little more , but when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ratchet this shit back slowly but surely .
I can ’ t drive this thing off the cliff , just need to steal from the poor and future generations as needed to make sure today is still good to go .
The Crash : Yes , it is coming , but we need to melt up bigly first , then crash slowly from there .
The FED has the markets propped up , but the American consumer and global economy won ’ t be able to support it at these levels – there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transacting and GDP will decline .
Stocks Will Go Down When : • Things go back to normal .
Thats when we have to start paying for this damage .
• Stimulus ends .
We will go straight down .
• Me saying anything other than “ full speed ahead ” at press conferences .
• If I let a medium company go bankrupt .
This means some capitalism rules apply .
• The investing class stops investing .
Unemployment isn ’ t a big deal , be worried when executives start getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would wait , but I think this one is pretty obvious guys .
There are a ton of growth stocks , mainly in tech , with impossible valuations – these will get hit the hardest .
Look for this charts that go straight up starting March 23rd .
Take your pick : Disclaimer : This information is only for educational purposes .
Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by mytendies
TL;DR: I told you so, we’re going up more, then down – here is how to play it.
Its me JPOW again, maybe you missed my last post – or maybe it was too long for the average autist. If you would have made these trades, and rolled like I said, you wouldn’t be broke. Get it?
Everything I said in my previous post, came to pass economically, but I must admit I was wrong about Trump. He chopped and screwed it up bigly, but all good, we can pivot right quick.
The left is going to make sure we keep these wheels turning – it doesn’t make a difference who is in the White House.
WE’RE GOING UP
Second Wave. I don’t care about waves, I control the tide. Remember how everyone was scared about the first wave? Notice how they aren’t about the second?
Uncertainty. Not knowing “what will happen with COVID” is so much worse for equities than not knowing. The market hates uncertainty. We have already seen what COVID can do economically – countries have made their plans and accepted their fate. Will more COVID damage the economy? Yes, but the uncertainty of how and how much have been drastically reduced.
Trump is Done. You should be able to see it on his face, but the guy is honestly pretty stupid and is a bit tired. It was fine to be stupid and confident, but now he is stupid and weak – and America can smell it. Remember in 2016 when a bunch of people said they were voting for Hillary but obviously switched to Trump when they were in the booth? Watch the opposite happen this time with Trump supporters who can’t admit publicly they turned on him – but will vote for Biden in the booth. He ded.
Biden is Whatever. Don’t think Biden is going to slow this train down at all. Biden is just the manifestation of the moderate left establishment – Biden is a Clinton/Obama mashup that is more than willing to play ball. Biden poses no economic threat and I don’t think he has the balls to try and replace me.
Pelosi Will Chill. Biden and Pelosi will finally start being able to execute on what I have been saying – keep printing. Congress did their thing, but if we are going to keep going up they need to do more. Pelosi has been fighting the conservatives to keep the stimulus out of corporate hands – once she can print the way she wants the working class will get what they need for perpetuity.
Printer Prints. Remember how Obama/Biden pushed the FED to print? Then Trump pushed the FED to print? You better believe Biden, Pelosi and I will make it rain. The economy is fucked, but we can roll out socialism and prop up asset prices at the same time – easy peasy.
The Dollar is Changing. I printed a lot – more than usual. It is going to take some time to work through, but buying power of the dollar is going down. We are pretty front loaded on fresh dollars, and I am down to print more, but eventually this dilutes those dollars in all the middle/lower class people’s savings accounts. I just can’t print too much more than other countries – if the US prints an outsized proportion of currency the dollar will fall bigly.
More Cases = More Printing. Haven’t you guys noticed how everything has been a bit backwards since the March lows? That is when bad news became good news and good news became bad news – remember? Record unemployment and stocks go up right? That is because when bad shit happens, I can act unilaterally to just print it away. Guess what happens if more bad shit happens?
Wealth Transfer. Every time this happens, the retail investor, the 401k, and uninformed invest at the last minute. We need all that money on the sidelines to come in first, before the collapse in asset values happens. If they don’t get their money in, we can’t transfer the wealth. If we can’t transfer the wealth, what are we doing here? Wait for a greater retail wave of “reinvestment” before thinking the crash is here.
No Defaults. Defaults are only going to happen when people can’t service those debts. As long as people pay, the wheels keep turning. Congress gave the poor people money to pay the rich people, I cut debt costs for the rich people, we should be good for a while (notice, for a while).
Take From the Bottom. The lower and middle class can take it. We just need to roll this out at the expense of the lower classes. Remember, as long as we keep them working a W2 and paying their mortgage they stay the “working class” and we get to stay the “investing class.” The government will keep stealing from the working class future, to prop up the investing class’s present wealth.
Market Collapse Delayed. We have corrections, recessions, depressions when there is a “de-everaging.” This means, debts are forgiven, restructured, losses are realized. That won’t happen for a bit because we are going to keep dripping dollars and relief to the middle class and poor to keep the wheels turning.
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TINA. There Is No Alternative to US Equities. Underpinning this whole landscape is the fact that all other economies, and their respective currencies, and their central governments, are all equally fucked. So if everyone is fucked, were the least fucked and our debt and equities are still “safe havens”
Imports/Exports. The future decline in the dollar is going to help companies which export and hurt those which import. Don’t sleep on this concept – it will impact the next 3-4 years.
More Debt the Better. Everyone gets scared of being over leveraged, but I will just buy it out. Take on the debt, and lets juice earnings. Don’t forget that even if sales go down because of a recession, profits can go up if I single handedly cut debt service of every company in the US.
Companies: Look for individual companies well positioned for a world of remote work, AI, robotics, internet of things, space, e-commerce, domestic manufacturing. Avoid importers, healthcare, travel, banking. When boomers die, their heirs will divest from boomer companies. Invest in the future.
We’re Fine. America will be fine, but things will be permanently different. I just printed bigly, and will likely print more. Someone has to pay for it (old shit companies, young people, middle class, the future) but there are going to be major short term winners.
Melt Up. Every big economic contraction is preceded by exuberance. Are we feeling exuberant yet? Not really, people are still scared. Stock prices are back up, but no one is confident. We need to get confident first, then start melting up. There are not enough pigs in the market yet, the slaughter can not yet start.
SPY $375-$400 November.
—
WE’RE GOING DOWN
Market Collapse Realized. Take note, the market collapse is coming when the medical solution is realized. This will signal new monetary policy, decrease in stimulus and an expectation that we “Actually get back to work and fix the economy.” As soon as this process starts, consumer spending will go down, borrowing will go down, people will sell financial assets to cover debt obligations, investors will rotate into bonds as rates eventually get increased.
Vaccine = Party is Over. This is a big one guys, when “the real solution” to COVID is medically available my financial solution is going to “peak.” I might be able to do a little more, but when the vaccine is available I have to ratchet this shit back slowly but surely. I can’t drive this thing off the cliff, just need to steal from the poor and future generations as needed to make sure today is still good to go.
The Crash: Yes, it is coming, but we need to melt up bigly first, then crash slowly from there. The FED has the markets propped up, but the American consumer and global economy won’t be able to support it at these levels – there simply won’t be enough money transacting and GDP will decline.
Stocks Will Go Down When:
Things go back to normal. Thats when we have to start paying for this damage.
Stimulus ends. We will go straight down.
Me saying anything other than “full speed ahead” at press conferences.
Tech stocks showing weakness.
If I let a medium company go bankrupt. This means some capitalism rules apply.
The investing class stops investing. Unemployment isn’t a big deal, be worried when executives start getting pinched.
Corporate taxes are increased.
Capital gains taxes are increased.
The Big Short: I would wait, but I think this one is pretty obvious guys. There are a ton of growth stocks, mainly in tech, with impossible valuations – these will get hit the hardest. Look for this charts that go straight up starting March 23rd. Take your pick:
Buy puts after q2 earnings are released:
PDD
TSLA
SFIX
XP
WIX
SHOP
ZM
NVDA
UBER
QQQ
CRM
ROKU
WDFC
ETSY
LYFT
NOW
LULU
NFLX
PTON
SNAP
SQ
SMK
NKLA
BABA
DOCU
SPOT
TTD
W
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--FB has a rough road ahead

FB has a rough road ahead

75 percent of their revenue comes from small/medium size businesses spending on advertising .
Almost all of their revenue comes from advertising While everyone says companies are “ getting a pass ” on Q2 earnings the stock is still going to get absolutely destroyed .
I have used Facebook Advertising and part of it ’ s draw is it ’ s simplicity .
No contracts or subscription , just set runtime and amount you want to spend .
Very easy to turn off .
So when all these companies shut down ( and continue to struggle ) Facebook ads where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now the stock has big headline risk given all the big names pulling ad spend ( means nothing to bottom line ) and what will be the biggest FB earnings miss off all time .
This Titanic is going to have one hell of a correction .
Also side note : Google will also have a huge miss , Apple is in dangerous territory with China and iPhone delivery .
So QQQ is going to also have a sizable correction .
Aug 21 $ 235P TQQQ AUG/Sept $ 89P SBH Dec $ 5P @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some free money ) Disclaimer : This information is only for educational purposes .
Do not make any investment decisions based on the information in this article .
Do you own due diligence .

by coach180
75 percent of their revenue comes from small/medium size businesses spending on advertising.
investor.fb.com/investor-news/press-release-details/2020/Facebook-Reports-Fourth-Quarter-and-Full-Year-2019-Results/default.aspx
Almost all of their revenue comes from advertising
www.statista.com/statistics/277963/facebooks-quarterly-global-revenue-by-segment/
While everyone says companies are “getting a pass” on Q2 earnings the stock is still going to get absolutely destroyed. I have used Facebook Advertising and part of it’s draw is it’s simplicity. No contracts or subscription, just set runtime and amount you want to spend. Very easy to turn off. So when all these companies shut down(and continue to struggle) Facebook ads where the first to go.
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So right now the stock has big headline risk given all the big names pulling ad spend(means nothing to bottom line) and what will be the biggest FB earnings miss off all time. This Titanic is going to have one hell of a correction.
bbc.in/3eVqvlB
Also side note: Google will also have a huge miss, Apple is in dangerous territory with China and iPhone delivery. So QQQ is going to also have a sizable correction.
Aug 21 $235P TQQQ AUG/Sept $89P SBH Dec $5P (nothing to do with this just some free money)
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Mother Knows Best: Why I Fight for School Choice

Are government schools really giving children the education they deserve ?
If you think the answer is “ yes , @ @ @ @ @ asked a parent with a child stuck in a bad school .
Cecilia Iglesias , @ @ @ @ @ , knows first-hand that our education system is in deep trouble .

Are government schools really giving children the education they deserve? If you think the answer is “yes,” you haven’t asked a parent with a child stuck in a bad school. Cecilia Iglesias, President of the Parent Union, knows first-hand that our education system is in deep trouble.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Video: Easily 50% of zoomers and millennials hate the USA and are brainwashed. The next generation w

Video: Easily 50% of zoomers and millennials hate the USA and are brainwashed. The next generation will be even more leftist and extreme. Marxism has infiltrated academia.

Trade these two traitors for two Hong Kongers who would proudly fly the American flag .
pic.twitter.com/RwLxgGNmo9

Easily 50% of zoomers and millennials hate the USA and are brainwashed. The next generation will be even more leftist and extreme. Marxism has infiltrated academia.
Trade these two traitors for two Hong Kongers who would proudly fly the American flag. pic.twitter.com/RwLxgGNmo9 — Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) July 6, 2020
Dinesh D’Souza
@DineshDSouza
This didn’t just happen by accident.
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This anti-American indoctrination has been happening right under our noses in the public education system and universities.
This is the result.
This didn't just happen by accident. This anti-American indoctrination has been happening right under our noses in the public education system and universities. This is the result.pic.twitter.com/QMOlZmhn8b — Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) July 6, 2020
h/t Sheeitpost


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Donald Trump – “A terrible plague from China”

Trump gives optimistic Independence Day message , says US is ‘ coming back ’ after ‘ terrible plague from China @ @ @ @ @ an optimistic Independence Day message to the nation , declaring that the U.S. is “ @ @ @ @ @ be “ greater than ever before ” after it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic — @ @ @ @ @ “ terrible plague from China.
” “ We were doing better than any country had @ @ @ @ @ not just us , any country , and then we got hit with this terrible @ @ @ @ @ we ’ re getting close to fighting our way out of it , ” he @ @

Trump gives optimistic Independence Day message, says US is ‘coming back’ after ‘terrible plague from China
President Trump on Saturday gave an optimistic Independence Day message to the nation, declaring that the U.S. is “coming back” and will be “greater than ever before” after it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic — which he described as a “terrible plague from China.”
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“We were doing better than any country had ever done in history and not just us, any country, and then we got hit with this terrible plague from China and now we’re getting close to fighting our way out of it,” he said.
www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-independence-day-message-plague-china


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Social media and the mental health issues that come with it.

Different social medias have certain things that cause you to lose your mental stability .
They attack your mind without you even knowing and causes a lot of problems in the long run .
Instagram gives you a false sense of reality as you watch everyone post the highlights of their lives and filtering the truth .
Your life will never be as fulfilling as the pictures in Instagram , because they ’ re fake and meant to make your life feel inferior compared to their lives .
In Snapchat everyone is sending pictures where they ’ re doing something @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the other hand are sitting at home being lonely .
As you get these pictures you ’ ll have to shape up and send a fake picture of you actually doing something cool as well , because if you sent something boring the discussion would end up short .
You ’ re constantly pressured by others sending you pictures of themselves and forcing you to take good pictures of yourself when in reality you might not enjoy the way you look .
I could go on with other social medias as well , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the point at this stage .

by Yozhur
Different social medias have certain things that cause you to lose your mental stability. They attack your mind without you even knowing and causes a lot of problems in the long run.
Instagram
Instagram gives you a false sense of reality as you watch everyone post the highlights of their lives and filtering the truth. Your life will never be as fulfilling as the pictures in Instagram, because they’re fake and meant to make your life feel inferior compared to their lives.
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Snapchat
In Snapchat everyone is sending pictures where they’re doing something amazing in their life while you on the other hand are sitting at home being lonely. As you get these pictures you’ll have to shape up and send a fake picture of you actually doing something cool as well, because if you sent something boring the discussion would end up short. You’re constantly pressured by others sending you pictures of themselves and forcing you to take good pictures of yourself when in reality you might not enjoy the way you look.
I could go on with other social medias as well, but i think you’ll understand the point at this stage.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Remember when elected representatives in Congress stated publicly they were threatened with martial

Remember when elected representatives in Congress stated publicly they were threatened with martial law over bailouts to Wall St.

Corporate executives can tell our elected representatives how to vote .
I have noticed when I bring up the first 2008 Wall St bailouts people already have a revisionist narrative on exactly what happened .
They seem unaware the House voted no on TARP then 57 representatives mostly conservatives changed their vote under these warnings from Henry Paulson about martial law if they didnt give Wall St a blank check .
Up until this year this was the largest wealth transfer in our history .
Obama and McCain were very close in the polls when they suspended their campaigns and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ American people being overwhelmingly against it even shutting the phones down in DC several times .
Ron Paul after the first vote failed Protests opposing the bailout occurred in over 100 cities across the United States on Thursday September 25 .
[ 72 ] Grassroots group TrueMajority said its members organized over 251 events in more than 41 states .
[ 73 ] The largest gathering has been in New York City , where more than 1,000 protesters gathered near the New York Stock Exchange along with labor union members organized by New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] [ 75 ] Other grassroots groups have planned rallies to protest against the bailout , [ 76 ] while outraged citizens continue to express their opposition online through blogs and dedicated web sites .
[ 77 ] It is also routinely said that “ most economists agree it had to be done ” this is simply not true and more revisionist nonsense In an open letter sent to Congress on September 24 , over 100 university economists expressed “ great concern for the plan proposed by Treasury Secretary Paulson ” .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by 231 economists at American universities , has been described as “ the emerging consensus from academic economists ” .
[ 99 ] Its authors described three “ fatal pitfalls ” they perceived in the plan as it was initially proposed :

by travinyle2
Corporate executives can tell our elected representatives how to vote. I have noticed when I bring up the first 2008 Wall St bailouts people already have a revisionist narrative on exactly what happened. They seem unaware the House voted no on TARP then 57 representatives mostly conservatives changed their vote under these warnings from Henry Paulson about martial law if they didnt give Wall St a blank check.
Up until this year this was the largest wealth transfer in our history. Obama and McCain were very close in the polls when they suspended their campaigns and went to vote for TARP despite the American people being overwhelmingly against it even shutting the phones down in DC several times.
“Masses Aren’t Buying Bailout”
www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2008-sep-26-fi-voxpop26-story.html
Senator James Inhofe talks about threats of martial law
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP57-rwbBmw
Ron Paul after the first vote failed
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFh6PU6qM9Q

Protests opposing the bailout occurred in over 100 cities across the United States on Thursday September 25.[72] Grassroots group TrueMajority said its members organized over 251 events in more than 41 states.[73] The largest gathering has been in New York City, where more than 1,000 protesters gathered near the New York Stock Exchange along with labor union members organized by New York Central Labor Council.[74][75] Other grassroots groups have planned rallies to protest against the bailout,[76] while outraged citizens continue to express their opposition online through blogs and dedicated web sites.[77]
It is also routinely said that “most economists agree it had to be done” this is simply not true and more revisionist nonsense
In an open letter sent to Congress on September 24, over 100 university economists expressed “great concern for the plan proposed by Treasury Secretary Paulson”. The letter, endorsed within a few days by 231 economists at American universities, has been described as “the emerging consensus from academic economists”.[99] Its authors described three “fatal pitfalls” they perceived in the plan as it was initially proposed:


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Oil Price Crash Causes Major Recession In Russia

The oil price crash that Russia helped create , along with the coronavirus-driven global recession , will result in Russia ’ s economy shrinking this year by the most in 11 years , the World Bank said in its latest economic report on Russia .
Russia ’ s economy will suffer from the global recession and local efforts to contain the pandemic and the low price of oil—Russia ’ s largest export—the World Bank said .
The COVID-19 pandemic has weakened the Russian ruble and has resulted in lower fiscal revenues for the country , according to the bank .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ markets , further exacerbated by a slump in oil prices , has weakened the ruble by 11 percent since the beginning of 2020 , ” the World Bank said in its Monday report .
Due to the plunge in oil prices , Russia is also expected to run deficits between 2020 and 2022 , at 7.2 percent of GDP this year , 1.6 percent of GDP in 2021 , and 0.5 percent of GDP in 2022 .
“ There are immediate impacts of the pandemic-driven recession , such as the steep rise in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , reduced fiscal revenues , and a weakened banking sector , ” Apurva Sanghi , Lead Author of the Study and Lead Economist for the World Bank in Russia , said in a statement .
Downside risks to Russia ’ s economy include protracted pandemic and containment measures , slow global economic recovery , and of course , another drop in commodity prices , according to the World Bank .
Signs have already emerged that Russia ’ s economy is suffering from the low oil prices and the OPEC+ agreement under which it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ per day ( bpd ) off its oil production to bring it to 8.5 million bpd .
Industrial output in Russia fell in May , largely as a result of the production cuts that Russian oil companies had to implement following the April agreement by OPEC+ to remove a combined 9.7 million bpd from the global market .
Last week , Russia ’ s Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that OPEC+ was not discussing or planning changes to its production cut agreement , which should see the oil producers ease the cuts in @ @

By Tsvetana Paraskova
The oil price crash that Russia helped create, along with the coronavirus-driven global recession, will result in Russia’s economy shrinking this year by the most in 11 years, the World Bank said in its latest economic report on Russia.
Russia’s economy will suffer from the global recession and local efforts to contain the pandemic and the low price of oil—Russia’s largest export—the World Bank said.
The COVID-19 pandemic has weakened the Russian ruble and has resulted in lower fiscal revenues for the country, according to the bank.
“Heightened global risk aversion on financial markets, further exacerbated by a slump in oil prices, has weakened the ruble by 11 percent since the beginning of 2020,” the World Bank said in its Monday report.
Due to the plunge in oil prices, Russia is also expected to run deficits between 2020 and 2022, at 7.2 percent of GDP this year, 1.6 percent of GDP in 2021, and 0.5 percent of GDP in 2022.
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“There are immediate impacts of the pandemic-driven recession, such as the steep rise in unemployment, the drop in real wages, reduced fiscal revenues, and a weakened banking sector,” Apurva Sanghi, Lead Author of the Study and Lead Economist for the World Bank in Russia, said in a statement.
Downside risks to Russia’s economy include protracted pandemic and containment measures, slow global economic recovery, and of course, another drop in commodity prices, according to the World Bank.
Signs have already emerged that Russia’s economy is suffering from the low oil prices and the OPEC+ agreement under which it has to cut around 2 million barrels per day (bpd) off its oil production to bring it to 8.5 million bpd. Industrial output in Russia fell in May, largely as a result of the production cuts that Russian oil companies had to implement following the April agreement by OPEC+ to remove a combined 9.7 million bpd from the global market.
Last week, Russia’s Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that OPEC+ was not discussing or planning changes to its production cut agreement, which should see the oil producers ease the cuts in August.
By Tsvetana Paraskova for Oilprice.com


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--THE CHINESE RECOGNIZE THIS: America’s cultural revolution is just like Mao’s: To many who survived t

THE CHINESE RECOGNIZE THIS: America’s cultural revolution is just like Mao’s: To many who survived the crackdown in China, events in the US are frighteningly familiar.

As they say , history rhymes but does not repeat itself .
There are a few notable differences between the Cultural Revolution and today ’ s protest movement .
For one thing , the levers of political power in the US and the UK are still in the hands of conservatives , and President Trump hasn ’ t been shy in using the might of the American state against the protestors .
But no historical analogy is ever perfect , and to seek exactitude over verisimilitude is to miss the point .
There are differences , yes , but when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moments have much in common .
For instance , the Red Guards of 1968 often came from privileged backgrounds .
The first groups emerged from the elite high schools and universities in Beijing and belonged to the generation that had been born immediately after the Communist takeover in 1949 .
Raised on stories of revolutionary heroism and bitterly disappointed at the fact they had missed their chance to display their Red credentials .
Hence , when Mao Zedong , for reasons of internecine party warfare , decided to claim — absurdly — that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ counter-revolutionaries , the young students saw their chance to achieve revolutionary greatness .
The Red Guards thus went out , seeking to root out imaginary class enemies from within .
Similarly , today ’ s revolutionary vanguard is also made up of young , well-educated people , a disproportionate number hailing from elite educational institutions and working within elite professions .
They grew up at a time of unprecedented progress in race relations , but it meant the main action was already over when they were coming of age .
Thus , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with closeted racists , absurd though it is to anyone who has worked in them , became an article of faith overnight .
Whether it is in newsrooms , universities or progressive advocacy groups , the hunt for secret racists gives these would-be Selma marchers a sense of purpose .
Then as now , the initial response from the establishment was largely positive .
After all , the cause they were asked to endorse was a worthy one , and any excesses could be dismissed as unrepresentative youthful zeal .
Were they not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better world ?
But the initial indulgence would soon backfire , as the movement spiralled outside of their control .
Mobs have a logic of their own , and soon the legacy elites found they could no longer exert any control over the crowds they had cheered on .
Eventually , the movement ’ s slogans make their way downstream to non-elite institutions and popular discourse .
In due course , no entity , however remote from the issue at hand , could refuse to make public statements in support of the movement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be it about astronomy or sewing patterns , could fail to contain an introduction with fulsome praise for Chairman Mao , complete with quotations from his collected works .
Similarly , today businesses selling anything from teabags to maths degrees feel the need to bend the metaphorical knee to the protesters .

via unherd:
…
As they say, history rhymes but does not repeat itself. There are a few notable differences between the Cultural Revolution and today’s protest movement. For one thing, the levers of political power in the US and the UK are still in the hands of conservatives, and President Trump hasn’t been shy in using the might of the American state against the protestors.
But no historical analogy is ever perfect, and to seek exactitude over verisimilitude is to miss the point. There are differences, yes, but when it comes to fundamentals, the two moments have much in common.
For instance, the Red Guards of 1968 often came from privileged backgrounds. The first groups emerged from the elite high schools and universities in Beijing and belonged to the generation that had been born immediately after the Communist takeover in 1949. Raised on stories of revolutionary heroism and bitterly disappointed at the fact they had missed their chance to display their Red credentials.
Hence, when Mao Zedong, for reasons of internecine party warfare, decided to claim — absurdly — that the Communist Party was filled with bourgeois counter-revolutionaries, the young students saw their chance to achieve revolutionary greatness. The Red Guards thus went out, seeking to root out imaginary class enemies from within.
Similarly, today’s revolutionary vanguard is also made up of young, well-educated people, a disproportionate number hailing from elite educational institutions and working within elite professions. They grew up at a time of unprecedented progress in race relations, but it meant the main action was already over when they were coming of age.
Thus, the idea that elite Anglo-American institutions are filled with closeted racists, absurd though it is to anyone who has worked in them, became an article of faith overnight. Whether it is in newsrooms, universities or progressive advocacy groups, the hunt for secret racists gives these would-be Selma marchers a sense of purpose.
Then as now, the initial response from the establishment was largely positive. After all, the cause they were asked to endorse was a worthy one, and any excesses could be dismissed as unrepresentative youthful zeal. Were they not simply seeking a better country, a better world? But the initial indulgence would soon backfire, as the movement spiralled outside of their control. Mobs have a logic of their own, and soon the legacy elites found they could no longer exert any control over the crowds they had cheered on.
Eventually, the movement’s slogans make their way downstream to non-elite institutions and popular discourse. In due course, no entity, however remote from the issue at hand, could refuse to make public statements in support of the movement. In China, no book, be it about astronomy or sewing patterns, could fail to contain an introduction with fulsome praise for Chairman Mao, complete with quotations from his collected works. Similarly, today businesses selling anything from teabags to maths degrees feel the need to bend the metaphorical knee to the protesters.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--DECOUPLING: Boris Johnson now has ‘sound reasons’ to keep Huawei out of UK 5G.

Sir John Sawers said new US sanctions imposed on the company meant that allowing Huawei to expand its grip on @ @ @ @ @ security risks that did not apply when the government announced a compromise solution in January @ @ @ @ @ % of the market .
Sawers spoke out following reports – not denied by the @ @ @ @ @ Cyber Security Centre has also concluded that the balance of risk has changed , and @ @ @ @ @ from 5G .
The decision , which is expected to be confirmed by the national @ @ @ @ @ fortnight and announced in a statement to parliament before the summer recess , will be @ @ @ @ @ MPs , 38 of whom rebelled in a vote on this issue in March .
@ @ @ @ @ FT , Sawers said the original decision to allow Huawei a partial role in building @ @ @ @ @ balance ” but that was no longer the case because of the sanctions , which @ @ @ @ @ technology reliant on American intellectual property .

via theguardian:
Sir John Sawers said new US sanctions imposed on the company meant that allowing Huawei to expand its grip on the UK telecoms market posed security risks that did not apply when the government announced a compromise solution in January giving it up to 35% of the market.
Sawers spoke out following reports – not denied by the government – that the National Cyber Security Centre has also concluded that the balance of risk has changed, and that Huawei must be excluded from 5G.
The decision, which is expected to be confirmed by the national security council within the next fortnight and announced in a statement to parliament before the summer recess, will be warmly welcomed by many Conservative MPs, 38 of whom rebelled in a vote on this issue in March.
In an article for the FT, Sawers said the original decision to allow Huawei a partial role in building 5G was a “reasonable balance” but that was no longer the case because of the sanctions, which would stop the firm using technology reliant on American intellectual property.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Terry Crews goes against BLM with a better message

Intelligent decision making sometime requires you to forget what you ’ ve lost , and evaluate the situation as it @ @ @ @ @ not the oppression Olympics .

by PurestVideos
Another tweet from Terry:
Intelligent decision making sometime requires you to forget what you’ve lost, and evaluate the situation as it exists today.
This is not the oppression Olympics.


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Rioters across the Nation Being arrested for Terrorism using online Video footage

You are gon na love this one folks , send this guy any video you have of rioters so he @ @ @ @ @ FBI

You are gonna love this one folks, send this guy
any video you have of rioters so he can get it to the FBI
Video at link is awesome!
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www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2664050683884461
h/t Jake


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Nightmare in New York: How Covid-19, BLM protests and a liberal mayor are turning the city into a no

The attempted Communist takeover of the US… Whenever leftist ideas clearly don ’ t work , they don ’ t reflect and change the idea , they instead just say we need even MORE of the idea for it to ahckshually work .
They always double down .
I personally don ’ t know how you go further extreme than “ abolish the police ” but we ’ re probably about to see in these blue utopian shitholes .
The brighter side is that the more numbers like this come out the more it shows the leftʾs defund the police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They ’ re practically campaigning for him .
Just sit back relax and enjoy the show Cuomo wasn ’ t satisfied with just killing people in nursing homes .
The chickens are coming home to roost .
Who Could Have Predicted This : Shootings soar 205 percent after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit Nightmare in New York : How Covid-19 , BLM protests and a liberal mayor are turning the city into a no-go zone as murders skyrocket , shops are looted and 500,000 middle-class residents flee • None The number of shooting victims @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 616 this year in NYC • None In June , there were 250 shootings compared to 97 in the same month in 2019 • None Many blame New York ’ s mayor , Bill de Blasio , who has slashed police funding • None New York state has suffered the highest coronavirus death toll in America Two bullet-ridden bodies lay sprawled on bloodstained concrete steps .
Alongside , relatives of the victims are wailing and collapse to the ground .
In another part of the city , a gang of youths use spray @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a corner store .
Later , video footage captures police officers sitting helplessly in their patrol car as a baying crowd hurls glass bottles at them .
This is lawless New York – a city that was once America ’ s glittering crown jewel but which risks descending into mob rule .
Murder figures have skyrocketed and a combination of the coronavirus pandemic , Black Lives Matter ( BLM ) protests and weak political leadership is in danger of achieving what Osama Bin Laden never could : bringing the Big Apple to its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place last weekend .
Chioke Thompson , 23 , and his friend Stephanie Perkins , 39 , had been gunned down on the steps of Chioke ’ s Brooklyn home .
His schoolteacher mum Sophia wept as she said : ‘ Even as he died , he was trying to shield her with his body .
It makes no sense .
Neither of them did anything wrong.
’ With the gunman still on the loose and their families insisting neither victim had any links to drugs or gangs , the pair appear to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crimewave sweeping the city .
Who Could Have Predicted This : Shootings soar 205 percent after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit

by Venus230
The attempted Communist takeover of the US…
Whenever leftist ideas clearly don’t work, they don’t reflect and change the idea, they instead just say we need even MORE of the idea for it to ahckshually work. They always double down. I personally don’t know how you go further extreme than “abolish the police” but we’re probably about to see in these blue utopian shitholes.
The brighter side is that the more numbers like this come out the more it shows the leftʾs defund the police idiocy and only proves POTUS right. They’re practically campaigning for him. Just sit back relax and enjoy the show
Cuomo wasn’t satisfied with just killing people in nursing homes.
The chickens are coming home to roost.
Who Could Have Predicted This: Shootings soar 205 percent after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit
Nightmare in New York: How Covid-19, BLM protests and a liberal mayor are turning the city into a no-go zone as murders skyrocket, shops are looted and 500,000 middle-class residents flee
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The number of shooting victims has gone up 51 per cent to 616 this year in NYC
In June, there were 250 shootings compared to 97 in the same month in 2019
Many blame New York’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, who has slashed police funding
New York state has suffered the highest coronavirus death toll in America
Two bullet-ridden bodies lay sprawled on bloodstained concrete steps. Alongside, relatives of the victims are wailing and collapse to the ground. In another part of the city, a gang of youths use spray paint to disable security cameras before robbing a corner store. Later, video footage captures police officers sitting helplessly in their patrol car as a baying crowd hurls glass bottles at them.
This is lawless New York – a city that was once America’s glittering crown jewel but which risks descending into mob rule.
Murder figures have skyrocketed and a combination of the coronavirus pandemic, Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests and weak political leadership is in danger of achieving what Osama Bin Laden never could: bringing the Big Apple to its knees.
The scenes described above took place last weekend. Chioke Thompson, 23, and his friend Stephanie Perkins, 39, had been gunned down on the steps of Chioke’s Brooklyn home. His schoolteacher mum Sophia wept as she said: ‘Even as he died, he was trying to shield her with his body. It makes no sense. Neither of them did anything wrong.’
With the gunman still on the loose and their families insisting neither victim had any links to drugs or gangs, the pair appear to be the latest grim statistics in a crimewave sweeping the city.
Who Could Have Predicted This: Shootings soar 205 percent after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit
h/t Venus230


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Bill Still: The Real Reason HCQ Never Got a Chance

I don ’ t remember exactly how to spell it but something like Hydroxychloroquine testing and the corruption surrounding that @ @ @ @ @ documentary The Money Masters .
Show starts a bit after a minute .

I don’t remember exactly how to spell it but something like Hydroxychloroquine testing and the corruption surrounding that. Bill Still made the documentary The Money Masters. Show starts a bit after a minute.
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h/t Orangutan


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--MEADOWS: “The President Will Do More In The Next Four Weeks Than Biden Has Done In 40 Years” — Execu

MEADOWS: “The President Will Do More In The Next Four Weeks Than Biden Has Done In 40 Years” — Executive Orders Coming

@ MarkMeadows : The Pres .
will do more in the next four weeks than @ JoeBiden did in the @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s a number of executive orders Pres .
Trump is readying to sign @ @ @ @ @ manufacturing , immigration , and prescription drug prices Executive Order Talks Around The 8:20 Second @

Sara A. Carter
@SaraCarterDC
@MarkMeadows: The Pres. will do more in the next four weeks than @JoeBiden did in the last 40 years
He says there’s a number of executive orders Pres. Trump is readying to sign to address #China, manufacturing, immigration, and prescription drug prices
.@MarkMeadows: The Pres. will do more in the next four weeks than @JoeBiden did in the last 40 years He says there's a number of executive orders Pres. Trump is readying to sign to address #China, manufacturing, immigration, and prescription drug pricest.co/GdJEcBWT5i — Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) July 6, 2020
saraacarter.com/mark-meadows-the-pres-will-do-more-in-the-next-four-weeks-than-biden-did-in-the-last-40-years/
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Mark Meadows previews Trump’s upcoming rally in New Hampshire
Executive Order Talks Around The 8:20 Second Mark
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Ghislaine Maxwell is not a victim and her friend should be in arrested for not turning her in

Ghislaine Maxwell would never say anything about the Duke of York ’ s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein , according to @ @ @ @ @ Maxwell , who is due in court in New York this week , is accused @ @ @ @ @ “ identify , befriend and groom ” multiple girls , including one as young as @ @ @ @ @ a former investment banker , said she had spoken to Maxwell in the past month @ @ @ @ @ ’ s sexual exploitation of young girls , and that she had seen she was @ @ @ @ @ of the road ” .

Ghislaine Maxwell would never say anything about the Duke of York’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, according to one of her friends. Maxwell, who is due in court in New York this week, is accused of helping disgraced financier Epstein “identify, befriend and groom” multiple girls, including one as young as 14. Laura Goldman, a former investment banker, said she had spoken to Maxwell in the past month over the investigation into Epstein’s sexual exploitation of young girls, and that she had seen she was “coming to the end of the road”.
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Former Reddit CEO Admits They Knew All About Epstein’s Ghislaine Maxwell for Years, Invited to Parti

Former Reddit CEO Admits They Knew All About Epstein’s Ghislaine Maxwell for Years, Invited to Parties Anyway, Hides After Backlash

I used to be kinda sad that I wasn ’ t ever “ cool ” enough to get invited to @ @ @ @ @ know were invited to , but now , I ’ m super thankful that I @ @ @ @ @ a photo of me taken with Ghislaine .

I used to be kinda sad that I wasn’t ever “cool” enough to get invited to some parties that people I know were invited to, but now, I’m super thankful that I’ve never accidentally had a photo of me taken with Ghislaine.
— Cyan (@cyantist) July 6, 2020


This Is CNN.

Will the public continue to be silent as MSM and CDC peddle fiction about a virus ?
?

by Mammadora
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Will the public continue to be silent as MSM and CDC peddle fiction about a virus??


investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Hours after U.S. military shot down Katyusha rocket over Baghdad for first time with newly installed

Hours after U.S. military shot down Katyusha rocket over Baghdad for first time with newly installed C-RAM , another rocket @ @ @ @ @ American troops and diplomats .
No injuries or damage : U.S. officials INTELSky @ Intel_Sky @ @ @ @ @ al Thaereen claim responsibility of the attack on the military wing of Baghdad airport .
@ @

Hours after U.S. military shot down Katyusha rocket over Baghdad for first time with newly installed C-RAM, another rocket fired at airport tonight near American troops and diplomats. No injuries or damage: U.S. officials
7th rocket attack against airport in recent weeks.
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Hours after U.S. military shot down Katyusha rocket over Baghdad for first time with newly installed C-RAM, another rocket fired at airport tonight near American troops and diplomats. No injuries or damage: U.S. officials 7th rocket attack against airport in recent weeks. — Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) July 5, 2020
INTELSky
@Intel_Sky
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4h
BREAKING: Usbat al Thaereen claim responsibility of the attack on the military wing of Baghdad airport.
#عاجل
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investmentwatchblog--2020-07-06--Edgewood was a warzone last night. 14 people were shot during this shooting.

Edgewood was a warzone last night .
14 people were shot during this shooting… 😳😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/pMmIhqYIpo

14 hrs ago
WTF?
Video:
Edgewood was a warzone last night. 14 people were shot during this shooting… 😳😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/pMmIhqYIpo
— Everything Georgia (@GAFollowers) July 5, 2020