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A year after his confirmation hearing, Brett Kavanaugh faces a new sexual misconduct allegation The Supreme Court justice faces a new allegation, and fresh corroboration of an old one. By Anya van Wagtendonkanyavw@protonmail.com Updated Sep 15, 2019, 3:45pm EDT Protesters demonstrate...

Oh my GOD!!! I just realized who the next AG is: STACEY ABRAMS! and Preet Bharara is going to be deputy AG. Oh my Lord!

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Biden - Warren ?? to bring the Bernard voters along maybe? Really, the only important question remaining is who will be the the new AG and how long will it take him/her after next January to indict Trump. I doubt it will matter. It's unlikely Putin wouldn't block Trump's extradition from...

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/9/15/20866863/brett-kavanaugh-new-sexual-misconduct-allegation-deborah-ramirez-max-stier

Rather than just repeat or paraphrase what has already been said about Treasury-Fed-SEC- tools available to let some of the air out of bubbles, I will refer you to pages 41-45 of The George Soros Lectures at the Central European University. This little book is available for a few dollars on...

Why would he need to confirm that? Fucking idiot.

nice rant! And in the proper forum...too. (Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I'm patiently waiting for April Earnings Season.)

Following your helpful suggestion, I just asked the 8-ball if the S&P would reach my target of 2750 in 10 months or less, and the answer was "Yes, definitely!"

If you mean that had the Fed not intervened to assure adequate liquidity in markets -- one of their main functions -- the markets would stop functioning well and there would have been negative repercussions for the equities markets, I can't disagree. But that would have been irresponsible action...

I don't mean to be argumentative or disrespectful, but my personal belief is that this is wrong. The Fed does not create market "bubbles". Bubbles are a feature of capitalism. The first economist to recognize this formally was Keynes. A mention of this is included in his "General Theory.." in...

To quote the orange one. "Bing Bing, Bing Bing Boing Boing, Bing. Bong!"

Thanks. I just ordered a box of their colored chalk on Amazon to give to a friend who maintains the chalk board at my neighborhood bar. Maybe I should have tried to buy the entire inventory to hawk on Ebay a year from now.

The German Finance Minister has just called roadside assistance.

No argument there. I agree it doesn't look good. I've a tendency to sit on hands a little too long while waiting for confirmation before I act. I've learned I'm good at guessing but horrible at guessing right. :D

We've had lots of mild recessions and a few fairly severe ones, and one whopper since the great depression. I guess what I'm saying, and none to clearly, is that as long as earnings are still rising or not declining significantly a recession is probably a ways off. Probably this 1st quarter of...

I consider peak corporate earning one of the more reliable harbingers of a recession. Not sure if we have the final 2019 fourth quarter tally yet but 133 should be pretty close. This suggests we may have put in a peak (136). This is more reliable than inverted yield. While an inverted yield...

Actually I like my earlier 2750 estimate a little better ~ 19% correction. Expect a bounce there and maybe end of selling for time being, but certainly lower in not out of the question..

It's the big Chinese oil and Chemical conglomerate.

A great deal of evidence was produced suggesting collaboration!. Mueller said that because of his employer's policy he could not indict the President, and therefore he ruled out charging the President. Nevertheless he was very clear that had he been able to exonerate the President he would have...