Loading ...Mathematically, Financial System Is Going Down – Bill Holter
Calark Adair Campbell howe street
- Ross Clark: Stock Markets, Crude Oil, Gold, USD, Canadian Dollar
- Victor Adair: (11:36) Middle East Crisis, Gold, Currencies, Crude Oil
- Robert Campbell: (46:45) Inflation, Bonds, Debt, Interest Rates, Real Estate Crash
This was posted a week ago but I just watched it again, and IMO it is too important for you to not do the same.
For one thing, today, October 21, 2023, is the beginning of a NEW ERA. If you are sitting on the fence between good and evil; doing right or wrong; you better make up your mind which side you belong on, and get there now… because tomorrow nobody will be sitting on that fence…and that decision will have been made for you. If you don’t know what I mean I suggest you watch this again. The world is facing HUGE changes between now and year end, and you can enjoy the ride, or crash and burn…Today it’s your choice…. Tomorrow is too late….. all in my Silverngold opinion!
… and the world will be a better place for it …
Soros Foundation Slashes over 40% of Staff, Shutters Offices Around the World
Soros Foundation Slashes over 40% of Staff, Shutters Offices Around the World
What happens if Turkey kills US troops in Syria? We can’t forget that the US stores nuclear weapons in Turkey.
US shoots down Turkish drone over Syria after attacks near Hasakah
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I was wondering the same thing….In Illinois ( western suburbs of Chicago) gas has come down about .40 in the last few weeks; to about $3.55 a gallon).
I saw this article on ZH:
This is because implied gasoline demand in the US is about 3% below what it was this time last year and 6% below the five-year average. Meanwhile, inventories have accumulated above seasonal norms. This trend of weak consumption and growing supply is likely to persist into the winter as US refiners emerge from maintenance next month.
But gasoline prices will eventually catch up to the futures market, which is sensitive to oil’s volatility, especially given escalating tensions in the Middle East. And it doesn’t take much for any impact at the pump to reach consumers — average gasoline prices currently stand at $3.558 a gallon, that’s below this time last year but far above than any other year in the last decade.
Just paid $3.03 a gallon for gas
I’m not understanding the drop here. Not complaining but oil is up near $90. Has demand declined so much that they have dropped the price?
Anyone else paying less?
