Trump Blasts ‘Rocket Man’, Iran, Pushes Nationalist Propaganda In Orange-Faced U.N. Rant
We all knew this was going to be bad, but it was orders of magnitude worse than expected no matter what kind of spin anyone tries to put on it.
We all knew this was going to be bad, but it was orders of magnitude worse than expected no matter what kind of spin anyone tries to put on it.
“Well now, Yahoo News is out reporting that Feinberg was questioned by the FBI for more than two hours earlier this month and has turned over a thumb drive ‘containing thousands of internal Sputnik emails and documents.'”
“The White House and the country are better off with Mr. Bannon back at that website.”
“These are hard and painful issues to debate, but if we’re going to remove monuments and tributes, we shouldn’t cherry-pick the issues.”
“To tell you the truth, I really thought I’d be President by now.â€
“If you’re used to eating chicken that costs $5/kg, it’s only natural to look for alternatives if the price rises to $10/kg. The problem is that if beef and pork rise from $10/kg to $50/kg, chicken still looks like the best value.”
“While OPEC’s production path remains uncertain, recent fundamental oil data have come in even better than we had expected.”
“The Russia scandal has entered a new phase, and there’s no going back”…
“Spectacle drives out problem-solving. Our national attention span, never one of our strongest suits, follows Trump down to a level that, in fairness to children, cannot even be called childlike.”
“But that changes when the Fed’s major peers are all raising rates at the same time or when there’s speculation they will do so. The chances a sudden selloff become much greater.”
“Which begs the question– why is the federal government marshaling considerable taxpayer resources to collect data it shouldn’t have, to reach a conclusion it cannot possibly reach, to prove something we already know isn’t true?”
“…not one bore any substantive relevance to Islamic State ideology, suggesting a shallow ideological grounding at best.”
“But other shifts, equally audacious and equally troubling, take a more subtle form. They unfold slowly until, perhaps too late, the change becomes blindingly apparent.”
“But rolling back globalisation would be as foolhardy as rolling back technological change.”
“The end game (full inclusion) could see inflows reach nearly a half trillion”…
“People have said they have quite enough of austerity politics. The PM called this election because she wanted a mandate. Well, the mandate she’s got is lost Conservative seats, lost votes, lost support and lost confidence.”
As is the case with high yield, this is probably a good time to ask
“Everything’s ok and all the doom and gloom has dissipated, hasn’t it?”
Fortunately, no one was choked and no chairs were thrown.
And now, right back to it. A bullshit piece was published on Tuesday over at
“It’s unclear whether President Donald Trump, who marked Cinco de Mayo last year with a tweet about a taco bowl, will attend.”
“As good as it gets?”
Nothing says “presidential” like…
“Blame dividend payments, weddings in India, or simply plain profit-taking but”…
“[Steve] has a very specific vision for what he believes, and what he shares [ideologically] with Trump. And he has for a long time now seen [Jared] as a major obstacle to achieving that.”
“This was inevitable at some point. Removing market- supportive measures is a good indication that the recovery in the U.S. is on track.” Whatever you say…
Having spent Monday contemplating how and why traders have lost their confidence, Tuesday explaining that
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