The Mystery Of The Lost Bitcoin…

| November 30, 2017

Earlier this week, IG Markets chief strategist Chris Weston described bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a  massive influx of retail investors getting into the cryptocurrency as a “mania” fueled by press headlines and fear of missing out. Bitcoin’s exponential 1,000 percent rise this year has captured imaginations and led to warnings of a “bubble.” Its current market […]

The Armstrong Economics Model On Earthquakes

| November 28, 2017

The Great San Francisco Earthquake struck on April 18th, 1906 (1906.295). Based upon our model that monitors also earthquakes due to their impact on the economy (1906 quake led to the Panic of 1907 and the formation to create the Federal Reserve in 1913). The risk for a major earthquake turns up in 2018. Why? […]

The BIG One May Finally Be Close At Hand…

| November 28, 2017

According to the latest data from Earthquake Track, there have been 698 earthquakes in California within the past 30 days.  By the time that you read this article, that number will undoubtedly have changed. Authored by Michael Snyder  Scientists tell us that when seismic activity begins to escalate the probability of having a major earthquake jumps significantly.  Over […]

Bitcoin Rides A Wave Of Buyers

| November 27, 2017

Twenty-five straight months of Bitcoin net inflows….

“The Man in the Arena”

| November 25, 2017

A famous quote from Theodore Roosevelt’s “Citizen in a Republic” speech delivered in Paris, France, in 1910 was poetic indeed…..and it’s something every arm chair quarterback should at least think about! The speech includes a passage referred to as “The Man in the Arena,” which states in part, “It is not the critic who counts; […]

Could Bitcoin Mining Consume All The World’s Current Electricity Production By Feb 2020?

| November 24, 2017

This is as interesting as it gets! While Bitcoin Mining is only currently consuming 0.13% of the world’s electricity output, it’s growing incredibly quickly. The Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index estimates consumption has increased by 29.98% over the past month. If that growth rate were to continue, and countries did not add any new power generating capacity, Bitcoin mining would: Be greater […]

The Worlds Longest Airship, The Airlander 10 (Hindenburg II) Has Meet Its End…

| November 18, 2017

The world’s longest airship crashed early this morning. The £25m airship called ‘Airlander 10’ appeared to “break in two,” a witness told the BBC. Reports suggest the airship broke free from mooring less than 24-hours after a successful test. At the time, no-one was on board of the aircraft, but Bedfordshire police, paramedics and fire crews were alerted and treated a women […]

$300 Million in Cryptocurrency’ Accidentally Lost Forever…That’s Right, Forever!

| November 18, 2017

A user mistakenly takes control of hundreds of wallets containing cryptocurrency Ether, then accidently permanently destroys them in a panic while trying to give them back…Hmm, sounds like a bad day for someone! More than $300m of cryptocurrency has been lost after a series of bugs in a popular digital wallet service led one curious developer […]

Congress Discloses Complete Number Of Harassment Settlements Over The Past 20 Years

| November 17, 2017

Congressional harassment records were unveiled yesterday for the first time by the Congressional Office of Compliance. Anybody surprised?   And the payouts…

First Time Ever, The Top 1% Own More Than Half The World’s Wealth

| November 14, 2017

The top 1% of global wealth holders started the millennium with 45.5% of all household wealth. This share was about the same until 2006, then fell to 42.5% two years later. The downward trend reversed after 2008 and the share of the top one percent has been on an upward path ever since, passing the year […]

Tax Revenues Hit New Record

| November 14, 2017

Record total tax revenues were collected in the month of October, taking in a total of $235,341,000,000 during the first month of fiscal 2018, according to the Monthly Treasury Statement released today. The federal government also brought in record individual income tax revenues for the month of October, taking in $127,832,000,000 in individual income taxes.

According To A New Poll, 12% of Americans Say That Are Skipping Holiday Gifts In 2017

| November 13, 2017

According to a new report, one-in-eight (12%) Americans say they don’t plan to buy any gifts at all this year. CreditCards.com surveyed over 1,000 adults and found that despite the uptick in the economy under President Trump, many Americans are planning to be frugal this year, with only 27% of them planning to shell out […]

New Gallup Poll Lists Things Americans Worry About Most

| November 12, 2017

A new Gallup poll has found that 67 percent of U.S. adults frequently or occasionally worry about having personal, credit card or financial information stolen by hackers. Another 66 percent also worry about the threat presented by identity theft.

The Latest On The Senate Tax Bill vs. The House Version

| November 9, 2017

Confirming the leaks that occurred in the last hours, Senate Republicans just released their proposal for the tax bill and it is notably different from the House bill. Here are the most notable highlights (more details below): 20% permanent corporate tax cut delayed by 1 year Complies with the $1.5 trillion cost (will cost $1.44 […]

We Lose An Hour On Sunday, Nov 5th

| November 3, 2017

Just a friendly reminder to set your clocks back one hour Sunday, November 5. Did you know? The U.S. adopted the measure during World War I to conserve energy…after Germany and its allies had done the same thing. After the war, it was repealed in the U.S., then reintroduced during World War II. After the […]

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