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The Bank Blacklist Just Got Bigger Hi Reader, Let’s dive into today’s articles… | | | News: Jim Rickards – Another Bank Bites the Dust! This past Friday the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced that Citizens Bank had failed due to significant hidden loan losses totaling about $15 million. Because Citizens Bank was not a member of FDIC, the bank’s losses will be the responsibility of the state of Iowa. This is the sixth notable bank failure this year. And this latest failure won’t be the last. Jim talked about this exact scenario happening in his YouTube video: 8 Indicators Banking Crisis NOT OVER you can watch it here. Or you can… ⇒ Read More Here | |
Politics: Sean Ring – Biden Is Out! Between the failing “Bidenomics,” his lack of marbles, and now the outing of the Censorship-Industrial Complex, Trump is crushing Biden in the places Biden needs to win. The Dems will have run Gruesome Newsom or another such undesirable against The Donald. And it’s all about to blow up in Biden’s face. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Retirement: Zach Scheidt – The Next Buyout Frenzy Is Imminent Looking at the current state of buyouts, the main thing to realize is that there are companies that do have a lot of cash, and these companies are seeing opportunities in the market right now. The Federal Reserve has recently paused two times in a row, which means we’re starting to see rates peak before rolling back over. Once that rollover starts to happen, that’s when I believe there will be more pressure on large companies to pull the trigger on buyouts — giving you a chance to profit. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Markets: Greg Guenthner – A "Sucker Breakdown" Fools Investors… Again! Panicking while everyone else is panicking rarely pays. In fact, this type of herd behavior consistently punishes emotional investors – the folks who blindly buy stocks without any clue as to what to do next. Today, Greg will show you why he’s been on the lookout for a sharp rally, why the market bounced where it did, and how you can regroup if you missed last week’s big move off the lows. ⇒ Read More Here | |
America: Dave Gonigam – Elizabeth Holmes and the Culture of Corruption Corruption in business goes beyond just Silicon Valley. That’s just the most extreme expression of the business world’s modern-day mores. There’s a culture of rot that originated at Harvard Business School and oozed out to the rest of the land. Nowadays, bull**** training is called ‘leadership training’ and unashamedly taught at ‘elite institutions’ and at expensive leadership seminars. ⇒ Read More Here | |
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