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- President Donald Trump URGENT Speech at Roundtable on Defense in Arizona
- Breaking News/Best Of The Web
- Venezuela Drops US Dollar
- How Many Canaries Have to Die?
- Gerald Celente - Market Bounceback. A Fleeting Fad.
- DONALD TRUMP - END OF THE WORLD PROPHECY JASON A & The Watchman & End Times Productions October 27
- Gold Is Becoming Cool Again
- How to Invest Your Time for Maximum Returns
- With gold rallying, you'll want to be at the New Orleans Investment Conference
- Gold Would Not Enjoy That FOMC Is Going More Restrictive
- America Has the Government It Deserves
- Determining the Outlook for Gold Mining Stock
- Precious Metals Miner Reports 'Strong' Q3/18 Production Results for a 'Top Pick'
| President Donald Trump URGENT Speech at Roundtable on Defense in Arizona Posted: 19 Oct 2018 11:30 PM PDT More globalist attacks on America! I hope Trump and Company do the right thing or We the People will be forced to ACT! The Financial Armageddon Economic Collapse Blog tracks trends and forecasts , futurists , visionaries , free investigative journalists , researchers , Whistelblowers... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit http://financearmageddon.blogspot.com http://lindseywilliams101.blogspot.com http://www.figanews.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]  | ||||
| Posted: 19 Oct 2018 07:20 PM PDT Italy’s credit rating cut to one notch above junk … Saudis admit they killed Khashoggi, start firing officials to deflect blame … How Elizabeth Warren got trolled by Trump … Gold and silver up as “safety play” amid stock/bond turmoil; “Gold-stock sentiment shifting” … Best Of The Web Bubbles, balloons, needles and pins – Automatic […] The post Breaking News/Best Of The Web appeared first on DollarCollapse.com. | ||||
| Posted: 19 Oct 2018 07:00 PM PDT Anya Parampil reports on an announcement this week from Venezuela that the country will stop using the US dollar on its exchange markets, instead adopting the euro. Venezuela says the decision comes as part of an effort to subvert US imperial sabotage of the country. Former UK MP George... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit http://financearmageddon.blogspot.com http://lindseywilliams101.blogspot.com http://www.figanews.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]  | ||||
| How Many Canaries Have to Die? Posted: 19 Oct 2018 06:04 PM PDT the U.S. economy is not as strong as portrayed and dollar will suffer. BUT.... the rest of the world is in worse shape. The U.S. is actually in tightening cycle while the rest of the world still has a loose monetary policy. You can't examine the U.S. in a vacuum. This divergence will cause a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit http://financearmageddon.blogspot.com http://lindseywilliams101.blogspot.com http://www.figanews.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]  | ||||
| Gerald Celente - Market Bounceback. A Fleeting Fad. Posted: 19 Oct 2018 03:25 PM PDT Trump will let the system implode and blame it on the FED so we can get rid of it. That's why the Deep State is throwing everything they can at Trump! Now it's a caravan of migrant The Financial Armageddon Economic Collapse Blog tracks trends and forecasts , futurists , visionaries ,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit http://financearmageddon.blogspot.com http://lindseywilliams101.blogspot.com http://www.figanews.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]  | ||||
| DONALD TRUMP - END OF THE WORLD PROPHECY JASON A & The Watchman & End Times Productions October 27 Posted: 19 Oct 2018 12:12 PM PDT True prophecy but wrong people. Those are not the people that were in slavery... The Financial Armageddon Economic Collapse Blog tracks trends and forecasts , futurists , visionaries , free investigative journalists , researchers , Whistelblowers , truthers and many more [[ This is a content summary only. Visit http://financearmageddon.blogspot.com http://lindseywilliams101.blogspot.com http://www.figanews.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]  | ||||
| Posted: 19 Oct 2018 11:04 AM PDT The sentiment shift is still subtle, but it's both real and widespread. After a few years of being ignored and/or dismissed as basically useless, gold is cool again, attracting positive press and increasing accumulation by big investors. India, for instance, imported less gold than usual in the first part of this year but lately has […] The post Gold Is Becoming Cool Again appeared first on DollarCollapse.com. | ||||
| How to Invest Your Time for Maximum Returns Posted: 19 Oct 2018 10:03 AM PDT This post How to Invest Your Time for Maximum Returns appeared first on Daily Reckoning. My poor dad said he could not invest because he had no money. My rich dad said, "Invest your time when you have no money." Unfortunately, most people have no time to invest. Why? Because they think that working harder and longer will make them richer. Nothing could be further from the truth. Consider these facts:
Those numbers represent a 400% increase in productivity since 1960—and a lot of tired, time-constrained Americans chasing the almighty dollar. As the Economic Policy Institute reports, "From 1973 to 2017, net productivity rose 77.0 percent, while the hourly pay of typical workers essentially stagnated—increasing only 12.4 percent over 44 years (after adjusting for inflation). This means that although Americans are working more productively than ever, the fruits of their labors have primarily accrued to those at the top and to corporate profits, especially in recent years." Clearly, working more doesn't mean making more. Why the Poor Stay PoorIf you ask most people why they're doing all this work, they'll tell you it's for money. By this, they mean a steady paycheck that provides security. Money is one of the primary reasons people take on thousands of dollars in college loans to get a degree for a high-paying job that they don't like but which they spend most of their waking hours at — all while the things they really love in life sit on the sidelines waiting for them to finish working. The problem with this approach is that you only make money as long as you work. The only thing of value that you have to sell is your time. So, in order to make more money, you have to work longer hours, which is physically taxing. Because you only have a finite amount of time and energy, as an employee, your earning potential is finite. Why the Rich Get RicherIf you ask most rich people what they work for, they'll tell you it's for assets. By this they mean investments and businesses that provide steady cash flow each month with little-to-no work. Instead of spending their life working for money, the rich work to understand how to make money work for them through financial education. Adding more assets is much different than working for a paycheck. For instance, adding assets doesn't require working longer or harder. In fact, the higher your financial IQ, the less you have to work to acquire high-quality assets. These assets then provide passive income, even while you're sleeping or playing. In other words, money works for the rich. Why the Rich Have More TimeWhen it comes to getting financially educated, I often hear the excuse, "I don't have enough time." And based on labor statistics most of the working class doesn’t have time to do much besides work. With full-time careers, a spouse or relationship, even children, plus additional day-to-day activities. The thought of adding another thing, even something as important working towards the freedom that wealth brings, seems overwhelming. So how, then, do the rich seem to accomplish so much more than the poor in the same 24 hours? It's not because they don't have the same time-consuming responsibilities or activities. It's because they know how to generate time the same way they generate wealth. We are raised believing if we want more money, we have to work for it. For most Americans, that might mean picking up an extra part-time job, or working overtime at the office. But we are human, and there are only so many hours we can physically work. We all have the same 24 hours every day. How you use those hours determines not only your financial status, but also your future. Plan to Get RichThis is not to say that the rich don't work. They just work differently. Each year, Kim and I sit down together and set goals as to how many new assets we want to purchase. It's important to note, we don't make goals to make more money. We don't spend our time looking for a better, higher-paying job. We know that if we focus on finding high-quality assets, the money will come — and for many years, even after the work of acquiring our assets is done. Kim and I have spent many years building our portfolio slowly and steadily and investing in our financial education. We weren't always rich, and we didn't always have the financial IQ's that we do today. But, like my rich dad, we invested the time to grow our financial IQ through financial education when we had no money to speak of. We didn't put that time into a job; we invested it in our financial future. Today, we make millions of dollars a year in passive income—money that works for us instead of the other way around. How about you? What are you working for? What are you investing your time in? Are you working towards making money work for you through the power of assets? Or do you spend your days toiling away at a job you hate in order to make a paycheck? If so, what's holding you back from changing things? Get Time on Your Side by Paying Yourself FirstOne important difference between my poor dad and rich dad was this: My poor dad said, "Save money for a rainy day." My rich dad said, "Pay yourself first so you'll never have a rainy day." For decades, I've followed the advice of my rich dad instead of my poor dad—especially when it comes to paying myself first. In order to be rich, you must have the self-discipline to pay yourself first. I addressed this in yesterday's issue, as well. By this, I simply mean using your income to invest in cash-flowing assets before you pay your bills or buy anything fun. This in turn will create more income that you can use to invest in more, cash-flowing assets. Do that and you'll have more money than you know what to do with. Paying yourself first is not easy. In fact, it can be scary, especially when the bills are piling up. But you must develop the self-discipline to do it. The vast majority of people I talk with who have a hard time getting started with their dreams of starting a business or investing in assets do not have a money problem. Instead, they have a time problem. That is, they spend most of their time on busy tasks, their careers, and doing fun activities. Most people spend little-to-no time on "self-generated creative work." Why is this? It's not that people don't have good intentions to do what they are dreaming of. It's that they always think they'll have more time than they really do. With money, if you pay everyone else first rather than yourself, you'll have nothing left to actually invest. The same is true with time. Regards,
Robert Kiyosaki The post How to Invest Your Time for Maximum Returns appeared first on Daily Reckoning. | ||||
| With gold rallying, you'll want to be at the New Orleans Investment Conference Posted: 19 Oct 2018 07:49 AM PDT By Brien Lundin We have an amazing faculty for this year's New Orleans Investment Conference, to be held Thursday through Sunday, November 1-4. As usual, we start with "big picture" experts like Robert Kiyosaki, James Grant, Mark Steyn, Jonah Goldberg, Guy Adami, Dennis Gartman, Doug Casey, Rick Rule, Peter Schiff, and more. We get more specific with experts like deadly-accurate market forecaster Keith Fitz-Gerald, wealth and livelihood preservationists Chris Martenson and Adam Taggart, influential market economist Peter Boockvar, renowned crypto expert Juraj Bednar, and popular analysts Ben Hunt, Bob Prechter, Mark Skousen, Sean Levine, Matt Warder, Tom Wheelwright, The Real Estate Guys, and Steve Hochberg. ... Dispatch continues below ... ADVERTISEMENT Do You Own Gold in the Safest Way? Do you own gold via an ETF, a digital gold provider, or another form of pooled gold? Did you know that only a tiny fraction of their gold holdings are effectively available for delivery in coin or bar format at any one time?
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| Gold Would Not Enjoy That FOMC Is Going More Restrictive Posted: 19 Oct 2018 06:36 AM PDT Article posted at The Market Oracle http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article63370.html | ||||
| America Has the Government It Deserves Posted: 18 Oct 2018 10:58 AM PDT This post America Has the Government It Deserves appeared first on Daily Reckoning. "Every nation gets the government it deserves," said 18th century French philosopher Joseph de Maistre. If true, and we suspect there is justice here… the United States is become a nation of no-good deadbeats. For the nation hosts a spendthrift government perpetually on the borrow. By some metrics, the United States now takes on more debt in one year than it did in the first 200 years of its lovely existence. Its gross national debt rose $1.27 trillion in fiscal 2018… to a record $21.5 trillion. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects it to exceed $23 trillion by 2020. We refer you to the following chart for some slight sense of perspective:
Debt, Debt and More DebtThe United States Treasury will likely borrow $770 billion by the end of the year — a 60% increase over last year. This April the CBO projected the federal budget deficit would scale $1 trillion in 2020. But last month it was forced to reverse its projections one full calendar year… to 2019. $523 billion the United States spent servicing its debt in fiscal year 2018 — another record. It is a record that will not stand long. Rising interest rates will increase the debt burden hung around the nation's neck… like a giant boulder. Within a decade, it may spend over $900 billion annually to service its debt — nearly 25% of the entire budget. But somehow the business seems beyond all human agency, all control. It is simply the way the machinery operates, a fellow concludes. He may cluck-cluck his opposition to it — and who doesn't? But he is largely a man resigned. Besides, he bellows, it is the fault of the big-spending politicians sitting at Washington. Not himself. But is it? Is the glad-handing, vote-seeking politician solely to blame for the nation's grim finances? No, argues Paul Van de Water, senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Look thyself in the mirror, citizen:
We are forced to agree. Democracy Never Lasts LongThe free lunch has eternal appeal. Put it on the menu and it never comes off. "Democracy never lasts long," as warned John Adams long ago. "It soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself." But is it necessarily in the nature of democracies to run down the nation's finances… to lunch free of charge? Perhaps it is not democracy as such to blame… but the character of a particular people. Ancient Athens — by all rights a democracy — amassed a vast public treasury in its Golden Age. That treasury remained unmolested until wartime, even though it was there for the asking. The citizens of Athens were free to vote themselves the manna. But they did not. Author Freeman Tilden, from his neglected 1935 masterwork A World in Debt:
Tilden cited 18th-century British philosopher David Hume, on the Athenian character: What an ambitious and high-spirited people was this, to collect and keep in their treasury a sum which it was every day in the power of the citizens, by a single vote, to distribute among themselves! Nor did Athens take to the swindle when it was in a bad way — no clipping of coins, no debasing the currency. Tilden:
Is America More Like the Roman Republic or the Roman Empire?Safeguarding the honor of its coin? At this point we might remind you… The United States dollar has lost 95% of its value since the Federal Reserve went on duty in 1913. But out of respect for the nation's monetary authority and the high dignity of its office… we shall refrain. Were the ancients hammered from nobler metal than us moderns? Had they greater virtue? More than Athens, the Founders set the American form of government to the Roman model. But was not Rome a bedlam of vice and debauchery? Did not Nero fiddle while Rome burned? Did not Caligula famously name his horse a consul? Yes, but the Founders looked to the early Roman Republic for its example — before Caesar went across the Rubicon — before Nero fiddled. Virtue, public service were the pole stars of the early Roman Republic. Consider the Battle of Cannae in 216 B.C. Rome lost 50,000 men to Hannibal's berserkers in one single day (America lost a comparable number in over a decade of Vietnam). Was it the dregs of Rome that went to their graves that day? No. The Roman Senate lost almost one-third of its members in the Battle of Cannae. "This suggests," notes historian Peter Turchin, "that the senatorial aristocracy was more likely to be killed in wars than the average citizen." If a nation gets the government it deserves… the citizens of the early Roman Republic must have been made of pretty good stuff. Imagine — for one passing moment if you can — a United States senator on the front lines of battle. Then return to your senses. Meantime, Turchin informs us that the wealth of Rome's top 1% was perhaps 10–20 times a commoner's at the height of the Roman Republic. By the time of Rome's terminal imperial decline… that figure may have risen to 10,000 times. America's numbers aren't quite so out of joint — yet. But does America's domestic condition today more resemble the Roman Republic… or the Roman Empire? Benjamin Franklin was present when the Constitutional Convention concluded in September 1787. Upon his departure from the old Pennsylvania State House, Ben Franklin was supposedly accosted by a grand Philadelphia belle. Legend claims she asked old Ben whether the assembled had bequeathed the people a monarchy — or a republic. “A republic, Madam," came his reply — "if you can keep it.” Regards, Brian Maher The post America Has the Government It Deserves appeared first on Daily Reckoning. | ||||
| Determining the Outlook for Gold Mining Stock Posted: 18 Oct 2018 06:37 AM PDT Article posted at The Market Oracle http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article63365.html | ||||
| Precious Metals Miner Reports 'Strong' Q3/18 Production Results for a 'Top Pick' Posted: 18 Oct 2018 01:00 AM PDT A CIBC report reviewed the Q3/18 numbers for this gold and silver producer. |
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