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Posted by goldielocks
@ 13:10 on February 12, 2020
In the virus this doctor not only multi Harvard degrees but active in the field and government policies now gov had band him from media. Watch his video on this site.
He goes back in history to 911 and bioweapons like anthrax, he thinks should be banned.
He believes this is a bio weapon and why that leaked out even by accident.
You can even add in the cover up by the Chinese gov.to that if you want.
Very informative. He doesn’t trust WHO the CDC or B. Gates either.
Dr. Francis Boyle Creator Of BioWeapons Act Says Coronavirus Is Biological Warfare Weapon
On route to a meeting at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva on Tuesday, Prof Gabriel Leung, the chair of public health medicine at Hong Kong University, told the Guardian an “attack rate” of 60-80% may occur. Currently, the CDC, even with its 11.1 billion dollar budget, is showing that it is powerless to even rapidly conduct a large number of tests on those likely to be carrying the coronavirus. The epicenter of this rapidly spreading killer bug is Wuhan, China and it is far from contained. Much is still unknown about this virus but accompanying its spread has been a great deal of economic damage as businesses are forced to temporarily close. Claims by President Trump the health and economic toll will soon pass and be very limited may be overly optimistic.
U.S., Taliban could sign peace deal in February if Taliban reduces violence: sources
KABUL/DUBAI (Reuters) – A U.S.-Taliban peace deal could be signed this month if the Taliban significantly reduces violence, which could lead to an eventual withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, two Afghan government sources and a Western diplomat said on Wednesday.
The tentative timeline shared by sources came a day after Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said there had been a possible breakthrough in U.S.-Taliban talks in Qatar.
The talks had been deadlocked in part over a U.S. demand that the insurgents agree to sharply reduce violence as part of any American troop withdrawal accord.
Suhail Shaheen, a spokesman for the Taliban’s political office in Qatar’s capital, Doha, said progress has been made, but refused to share further details.
Gold prices soar? What the h*** are these people smoking. Are we talking about some other currency outside of the dollar? Looks like a smoke bomb to me. If we were talking gold at 3000 something OK maybe that soaring but shit that’s not even soaring to me. It’s been a long 10 year coma
Barrick Gold (TSX: ABX) (NYSE: GOLD) posted on Wednesday a better-than-expected quarterly profit and gave investor a more than welcome 40% dividend increase thanks to strong gold prices.
The world’s second largest producer of the yellow metal said adjusted net earnings in the three months to December reached $300 million, or 17 cents a share, up from $264 million recorded in the previous quarter. Analysts’ average estimate was 14 cents a share.
The results, along with Barrick halving its debt to $2.2 billion over the course of 2019, allowed the miner to declare a dividend of 7 cents a share, up from 5 cents in third quarter, payable on March 16.
I think he’d be a fun guy to have a beer with. (not too close … halitosis!) Some of what he says is true esp. about the banks and power of the corporations.
India’s Leaders Claim Drinking Cow Urine Will Cure Covid-19
Swami Chakrapani Maharaj, president of the Hindu Mahasabha—a century-old organization that advocates Hindutva (or “Hinduness”)—declared that “consuming cow urine and cow dung will stop the effect of infectious coronavirus.”
The swami added that a “person who chants ‘om namah shivay’ and applies cow dung” on his body “will be saved.” The Sanskrit chant is a salutation to Shiva, a Hindu deity.
The swami is a prominent figure in hard-line Hindu circles and has an ideological affinity with Mr. Modi.
Well, you do have Mayor Pete, although I’m not sure the country is ready to elect a married homosexual as President just yet, and I’d be willing to bet more than half the people that voted for him don’t even know that because the MSM never bothers to mention it.
That’s the bigger question, why is it that your generation is willing to vote for an old commie who’s never worked a real job in his life?
Likely the next youngsters to run in 2024 could be AOC and maybe even Donald Trump Jr. if his old man wins re-election.
As for gold…well…it’s just the same old hope of a trade it’s been for all these years we’ve been posting together.
My generation identifies with a communist= hopeless. Why is it that everyone running for president are my parent’s age. The deep state is strong. I want people in my generation to be elected. No freaking commies either dammit!
when the stock market finally drops like a rock after Trump is re-elected. Jesus I’m tired of waiting on a hope and a dream. The paper instruments are strong
Barrick Gold Corp. sales rose in the fourth quarter as the miner pushed up prices for its namesake product.
Barrick Wednesday reported $2.88 billion in revenue for the quarter, beating forecasts from analysts polled by FactSet, who predicted $2.79 billion in revenue.
In the fourth quarter of 2018, Barrick generated $1.9 billion in revenue. In January 2019, Barrick completed its acquisition of Randgold Resources Ltd., affecting comparability.
Realized prices for gold rose to $1,483 an ounce in the fourth quarter, the miner said. During the full year, realized prices were $1,396 an ounce.
The company also reported quarterly earnings of $1.39 billion, or 78 cents a share. The company’s adjusted profit, which accounts for reversals of impairments, tax issues and other items, of 17 cents was ahead of the consensus estimate by four cents.
“There is just not enough S&P 500 to go around,” Fundstrat’s Tom Lee said in a note to clients on Thursday. “The S&P 500 is about $25 trillion in market cap and there is $300 trillion of global household liquid assets.
Re: But within big asset classes like stocks, you’ll find that some stocks are “riskier” than others. For example, developed market stocks are considered more stable than emerging market stocks. Large-cap stocks are considered more liquid than small-cap stocks.
Like Nem vs Mux?
US stocks a safe haven.
Was that meant as a stock investing 101
We already know that. It’s what we don’t know we worry about lol
I heard since I don’t trade them emerging markets can go up fast in a bull market but can go down fast when the opposite happens.
We’re at the cross roads again. It never ends in PMs.
Perhaps depending on the how the sector is doing when this virus is contained at least Copper may rebound.
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U.S. stocks have become a ‘safety trade’
There’re a lot of liquid assets swirling around the world, waiting to move as the market narrative shifts.
Traditionally, when things get scary out there, the typical “risk-off” trade is to dump stocks and rotate into safer assets like Treasury securities and cash.
But within big asset classes like stocks, you’ll find that some stocks are “riskier” than others. For example, developed market stocks are considered more stable than emerging market stocks. Large-cap stocks are considered more liquid than small-cap stocks.
And so when you think of stocks that way, “risk-off” may actually mean global equity investors are rotating into more stable stocks (like U.S. stocks) and larger cap stocks (like U.S. stocks). These characteristics define the S&P 500 (^GSPC).
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee thinks this dynamic may explain much of the sharp market rallywe’ve seen in recent days despite the persistence of disconcerting headlines (e.g. coronavirus, U.S. political uncertainty).
“There is just not enough S&P 500 to go around,” Fundstrat’s Tom Lee said in a note to clients on Thursday. “The S&P 500 is about $25 trillion in market cap and there is $300 trillion of global household liquid assets.
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Lee also notes that U.S. stocks further benefit from being heavily exposed to the U.S. economy where the data continues to improve as the rest of the world stagnates.
“Thus, picture the panic as money leaves riskier regions and looks for the U.S.,” Lee said. “This causes the S&P 500 to spike.”
Lee’s thesis that U.S. equities have become a “safety trade” is confirmed by global asset fund flow data.
According to Jefferies’ Global Asset Fund Flows Tracker: “In the week 30 Jan-5 Feb, a resumption of strong buying of US equities (+US$14.0 billion, a 7-week high) dominated global equity fund inflows (+US$14.1 billion). However, [emerging market] equity outflows accelerated.“
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