As the U.S. and China continue to grapple with solving "Phase 1" of the allegedly upcoming trade deal, pressure remains on the automobile industry globally.
As stocks soar on yet more US-China trade deal optimism, Bloomberg's Consumer Comfort index plunged last week to 59.1 from 61.0 a week earlier - the lowest since March.
The Fed claims inflation in the US is nowhere to be found. Anyone - that would be virtually all Americans - who spent money on healthcare in the past decade laughs at such idiocy.
The number of California retirees collecting a public pension of $100,000 or more hit an all-time high of 79,235 last year, up 85 percent since 2013...
Not only does the millennial generation demand the convenience of making instant purchases - but they can now rent almost anything they want, anytime, and anywhere...
It’s all a Ponzi scheme, in other words. And like every Ponzi scheme, it will eventually run out of new victims to exploit, causing it to catastrophically implode...
