viernes, 28 de septiembre de 2018

Fri SEP 28 18 SIT EC y POL



Fri  SEP 28 18  SIT EC y POL
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ


ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics


For the latest confirmation of the upside down market, look no further than corporate bonds.

For the latest confirmation of the upside down market, look no further than corporate bonds where the riskiest, CCC-rated junk bonds are set to make a positive return for the 3rd consecutive year, the longest winning streak since records began in 1997.
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Not only have the lowest quality junk bonds, those rated CCC or lower, generating respectable absolute returns of 5.8% YTD, they have also outperformed higher quality debt with a 1% total return so far this month, according to Bloomberg and ICE data. Additionally, the lowest rated junk bonds have also outperformed the broader junk bond index, which has returned 1.9% YTD.
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And while the key contributor to the outperformance of lowest-rated bonds is demand for, well, higher yielding paper as investors continue to chase returns, a key structural issue has been the lack of HY supply, which at $150 billion YTD is the lowest since 2009.

Continuing a theme we first highlighted in June, when we showed the "odd divergence" of IG bonds spreads widening even as junk bond spreads touched record lows...
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... junk bonds have continued to enjoy unprecedented demand (and the abovementioned record winning streak) while high grade corporate bonds are set for their worst year since 2008, with returns for the space down 2.34% so far in 2018.
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As shown in the chart above, while high-grade bond returns have been mostly positive since the financial crisis, the increasingly hawkish Fed has taken its toll this year, and with three rate hikes in the rear-view mirror and more to come, investors are getting out of low-yielding fixed-rate bonds  - which traditionally underperform in rising rate environments as yields increase across the board - choosing either junk bonds or floating rate loans. No surprise then that the best performing asset classes in credit include high-risk, high-yield CCC debt and floating-rate leveraged loans.

Curiously, the negative returns for IG bonds - which have been largely used to finance another year of record mergers - haven't resulted in lower demand or slowed new issuance: according to Bloomberg, September was the highest volume month of 2018, with $122.7 billion pricing so far.

As Crombie summarizes these trends, "investors are like all others - they pursue returnsThat means more money chasing a limited supply of increasingly risky bonds, and probably an uglier end to this credit cycle."

Meanwhile, as junk bond supply remains subdued, the ongoing record wave of mergers, most of which are funded with IG debt, will see no shortage of lower-yielding paper; additionally high grade bonds will increasingly face a lot of competition, especially if the Fed keeps hiking rates and shrinking its balance sheet. This will continue until, eventually, the Fed triggers an "event" that forces a broad market repricing, one which see staggering losses in junk, and forces yield chasers into more safe places along the capital structure.
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US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolico in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio



Chairman Grassley called an immediate vote to advance Kavanaugh, which was approved 11-10

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"I support the FBI having an opportunity to bring some closure to this."

[ So, it could come the revenge of the ‘guardians of Law’.. the FBI. They can do the right investigation and they can do the reverse (case Trump vs Hillary & RU) and fry the life of an entire family (Kavanaugh’) just because an invented sex scandal that never had legal consistent evidence. If “assault” is the uses of violence for sex (before, and during sex) .. then where is the evidence of such thing happens in this case?.. Where is the injure or blood sign of such violence?. Why the ladies  didn’t quit from the party and denounced to the police? Why 3 decades later they do so. The answer is: Simply because now this is a political issue. An issue related to the corrupt political power  in which everything is touched by big money, starting by the current press paid to swallow this fake story. Remember: there are foundations like the one owned by Clintons’ –who has been accused of sex scandal- covering up these issues via corrupted  press. ( Are they involved  again in this press-scandal? Who knows?). Now the FBI will re-take this matter in their hands .. just when the whole nation has been skewed against the Judge K. FBI mission is to protect US Law: Will they do it fine in this skewed context? I hope so. If they can’t many people will demand the re-organization of this Institution Top-down.. if they take side in an issue that if highly political. Whatever is related to power system is politics. Trump’ proposal of Kavanaugh can’t be discussed –is his right- no way to dumped easily and without consequences. ]
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US-WW ISSUES (Geo Econ, Geo Pol & global Wars)
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K-, D rest in limbo


The last time we saw this trifecta... was 2H 2014, and the dollar rallied by 25%...

Macrostrategy Partnership writes about perhaps the most important chart of the decade...
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Policy divergence is now set to accelerate the US$ rally.
The Fed is in a battle with an overheating US economy, where a 4% of GDP fiscal stimulus meets an economy with more job vacancies than unemployed.

Lael Brainard’s recent speech highlights that the Fed is now looking to hike rates above long-term neutral levels.
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US intel official: Netanyahu's UN comments 'somewhat misleading': "US intelligence official says Americans have known about it 'for some time', stresses that 'it’s full of file cabinets and paper, not aluminum tubes for centrifuges."
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"Either the Fed stops and China stimulates, or accidents happen."
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... US$ liquidity is negative (vs growth of ~5%- 6% in ‘17) and money supply (down to 4-5% vs double-digit growth in late ‘17).
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G5+China M2 has fallen over the last four months by over US$2 trillion. At the same time, CBs are gradually pushing up the cost of capital.
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.. while both OIS Libor and TED spreads remain relatively placid, and the US high-yield market continues to enjoy some of the lowest ever spreads (~3.2%). It applies even for CCC & below debt (~6.6%).
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.. but complacency keeps returning as inflation remains subdued

Although one could highlight some specific measures (e.g. IMF rescue of Argentina or tightening in Turkey), we believe that returns to complacency are primarily due to deeply held view that CBs would never allow any meaningful break-out of volatilities, and would step-in with either liquidity supports and/or end of tightening while as long as the US domestic economy is strong, the risk appetite is expected to prevail. If we dig deeper, investors seem to agree with us that overleveraging, lack of clearance of past excesses & disruption are generating such strong headwinds, that break-out of excessive wage inflation is unlikely, even as markets tighten. This in turn, limits the degree of damage to margins or rise in the cost of capital, except for the most marginal of cases.

The role of the Fed and China is particularly important. It seems that the Fed is only focusing on domestic strength, while ignoring global tightening. As long as it continues to view the world through one-dimensional lenses, the non-US world runs a risk of significant contraction, which in turn would return to haunt US. Similarly, while recent actions have stabilized China’s credit impulse, it does not yet represent a substantive policy shift. While most investors worry about ’19-20, we remain far more concerned what would happen over the next six months. Either the Fed stops and China stimulates, or accidents happen. EMs still look very vulnerable; but ‘19-20 might not be bad years, as either normality returns or Fed pulls back. Systemic failure is not an option.
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
GEO-POL n GEO-ECO  ..Focus on neoliberal expansion via wars & danger of WW3


Fate of Nusra terrorists in Idlib. Lavrov said that terrorists must be either destroyed or prosecuted by court, he underscored. "We won't allow the repetition of Raqqa scenario,"
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Lavrov at UNGA: Russia Warns Against New Chemical Weapon Provocations in Syria    https://sputniknews.com/world/201809281068427733-lavrov-un-general-assembly-russia/
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According to the US Constitution, "no person holding any office of profit or trust… shall, without the consent of the Congress, accept of any present, emolument, office, or title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign state."
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RT SHOWS

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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos


                 Totalitarismo y fascismo en el siglo XXI
ECON    La insólita coalición  Rafael Poch
                Brecha salarial:  Los hombres 1 euro, las mujeres 0,89
ALC        Un instrumento legal inédito para la región  Norberto Ovando
                -Situación política del Perú
Cuba  Propiedad y democracia ¿Qué trae la nueva Constitución? JC G
                -La última crisis  Antonio José Gil Padilla
Méxic   -AMLO y la Comisión de la Verdad  Miguel Ángel Ferrer
Mund    -La robotización y los trabajadores  Eduardo Camín
                -El comercio mundial y el imperialismo  Michael Roberts
                -El capitalismo neoliberal apuesta a la guerra Diego Olivera
VEN       "Ven es víctima de agresión permanente"  Maduro en la ONU
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                Carta pública a Mauricio Macri  Gervasio Espinosa
                Cuba-US: Un cuerpo a cuerpo eterno   Montserrat Ponsa
                México   Tres compromisos de Obrador  Eduardo Ibarra
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RT reporta   Perú: Retos de género
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COUNTER PUNCH
Analysis on US Politics & Geopolitics


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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies


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DEMOCRACY NOW
Focus on Trump policies & the Econ & Pol crisis inside US


Despite ‘Gut-Wrenching Testimony from Dr. Blasey Ford’, GOP Moves Forward with Vote on Kavanaugh  Democy Now is politically lined against Kavanough without said any leg-evidence
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Brett Kavanaugh Barely Controls His Rage in Combative Testimony Denying Sexual Assault Allegations  He and his family has been offended so nasty.. Is there a human able to cont rage
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PRESS TV
Resume of Global News described by Iranian observers..


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jueves, 27 de septiembre de 2018

Thu SEP 27 18 SIT EC y POL



Thu  SEP 27 18  SIT EC y POL
ND denounce Global-neoliberal debacle y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ


ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics

US Economic situation today

US Equity Futures drifted lower after the cash close yesterday then levitated as Europe opened and into the US cash open when a panic bid hit Nasdaq (but nothing else)...Nasdaq futures managed to hold gains post-Powell but S&P and Dow rolled back over..
Cash indices on the week shows Nasdaq touching unchanged before being bid, rest of the US majors all red on the week...
Interestingly - with Small Caps so ugly this month - "Most Shorted" stocks tumbled after Powell yesterday and held those losses today...
See Chart:


The yield curve continued its flattening, back near cycle flats...


The Dollar Index surged back up to 2-week highs, extending post-Powell plunge bounce...
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Dollar gains weighed on commodities broadly today with Copper and PMs ugly, WTI held up...
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Finally, we note that the gap between hope and reality is now at a 11-month high...
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"This bull market seems unstoppable..."


This bull market seems unstoppable.

Regardless of short-term events, investors have quickly looked beyond those risks to in a bid to push stock prices higher. For example, in February of this year the markets dove roughly 10% as “trade wars” became a “thing.”  Over the next two months, the markets vacillated coming to grips with what “Trump’s war with China” would actually mean. Last week, the Administration announced a further $200 billion in tariffs against China, China cancels talks with the U.S., and China imposes similar tariffs against the U.S. – and the market barely budges..
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However, in my opinion, the two biggest threats to the bull market may very well be the two issues which are the most visible currentlyTARIFFS AND INTEREST RATES.

TARIFFS

One of the biggest drivers of the “bullish thesis” is the explosion in earnings due to the tax cuts passed in December of 2017. However, the issue is that tax cuts only provide a very short-term benefit and, since we compare earnings on a year-over-year basis, growth will drop back towards the growth rate of the economy next year.

For now, the issue has been overlooked due to the surge in earnings from the changes to the tax code as well as the massive surge in repatriated dollars from overseas due to that lower tax rate. As shown by the Federal Reserve:
“Balance of payments data show that U.S. firms repatriated just over $300 billion in 2018:Q1, roughly 30 percent of the estimated stock of offshore cash holdings. For reference, the 2004 tax holiday, which provided a temporary one-year reduction in the repatriation tax rate, resulted in $312 billion repatriated in 2005, of an estimated $750 billion held abroad.”
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[[ There are 5 more chart on this issue:  open the source below  ]]

INTEREST RATES MATTER

Rising interest rates, like tariffs, are a “tax” on corporations and consumers as borrowing costs rise. When combined with a stronger dollar, which negatively impacts exporters (exports make up roughly 40% of total corporate profits), the catalysts are in place for a problem to emerge.

The chart below compares total non-financial corporate debt to GDP to the 2-year annual rate of change for the 10-year Treasury. As you can see sharply increasing rates have typically preceded either market or economic events. Of course, it is during those events which loan default rates rise, and leverage is reduced, generally not in the most “market-friendly” way.
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[[ There are 3 more charts on this issue ]]

STOCK MARKET IMPLICATIONS

As long as the backdrop is healthy, in this case strong earnings and economic growth, the markets can fend off attacks from higher rates and geopolitical issues. However, as tariffs attack corporate profitability, and weakens economic growth, it makes the system much more susceptible to the virus of higher rates. This will most likely expose itself as credit-related event which will be blamed for a bigger correction in the market. However, “Patient Zero” will be the Federal Reserve.

Even one of the most bullish individuals on Wall Street, Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel, is now turning cautious:
“This market has had a great run, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see another correction. We have some major challenges. The trade war is not yet resolved.
We’re going to see how hawkish [the Fed] is with the labor market as tight as it is. I still believe that they’re going to be on track for four increases this year. The question is how will they feel about another raise in December. And, I think between the trade situation and the interest rate situation, and then, of course, the midterms in November, there are a lot of challenges facing Wall Street.” – Trading Nation.

While Siegel only expects a sell-off like the one we saw in February of this year, the real risk is of one much deeper in nature. As noted just recently in “Ingredients Of An Event.”
 
“The risk to investors is NOT just a market decline of 40-50%. The real crisis comes when there is a ‘run on pensions.’ 

This is a $4-5 Trillion problem with no resolve to “fix” the problem before it occurs. This leaves a large number of pensioners already eligible for their pension at risk and the next decline will likely spur the “fear” benefits will be lost entirely. The combined run on the system, which is grossly underfunded at a time when asset prices are dropping, will cause a debacle. With consumers are once again heavily leveraged with sub-prime auto loans, mortgages, and student debt, they too will be forced to liquidate assets to meet payment demands.

All the ingredients for a more severe market correction are currently present. Between Trump’s “trade war” and the Fed insistence on hiking rates,  it certainly seems as if they are “hell-bent” on lighting the fuse.
SOURCE:  https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-27/two-biggest-threats-bull-market
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[[ Manipulation of loans: the business of ignoring reality ]]

"Regulators should sound the alarm. They should make it clear to the public and the Congress there are things they are concerned about and they don’t have the tools to fix it.’" - Janet Yellen

Escalating the risk of the unbridled loan explosion, none other than Janet Yellen - who is directly responsible for the current loan bubble recently told Bloombergthat "regulators should sound the alarm. They should make it clear to the public and the Congress there are things they are concerned about and they don’t have the tools to fix it."  Thanks Janet.
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Loan Bonanza

As we noted recently, the risks of such loans defaulting are obvious, including loss of jobs and risk to companies on both the borrowing and the lending side. 

Tobias Adrian, a former senior vice president at the New York Fed who’s now the IMF’s financial markets chief, told Bloomberg: "...supporting growth is important, but future downside risks also need to be considered." He also stated that regulators had "limited tools to rein in nonbank credit".

But you'd never know this by listening to the Federal Reserve. According to Fed chairman Jerome Powell, during his press conference Wednesday, the Fed doesn’t see any risks right now. Powell said that "overall vulnerabilities" were "moderate". He also stated that banks today "take much less risk than they used to". We'll pause for the obligatory golf clap. 

Of course, the harder that regulators squeeze to try to prevent these types of loans, the quicker that the market slips past them evolves. Trying to tighten loan standards has instead resulted in the market shifting to less regulated lenders, including companies like KKR & Co., Jefferies and Nomura. Hedge funds are next.
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Richard Taft, the OCC’s deputy comptroller for credit risk, stated this month: "There isn’t anything going on in the market right now that would cause us to increase our supervision of that because we are always looking at that type of portfolio." 

Increased demand also means that yields won’t rise much even though loan quality has gotten worse. Investors may not be compensated for the risk that they’re taking, as we pointed out recently 

We quoted Guy LeBas, chief fixed-income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, who stated: "It’s not a good time to be buying bank loans".  He also noted something troubling which we have discussed on numerous prior occasions: the collapse in lender protections which are worse than usual as there's a smaller pool of creditors to absorb losses, and as covenant protection has never been weaker.
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After two ugly auction to start the week, with both the 2Y and 5Y sales tailing badly, today's 7Y was even worse>

Yet despite the auction's poor performance, the bond market appears to have looked past through and there was no negative reaction in the secondary market as yet another chunk of US debt was easily digested by the market.
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"As the Fed does not and cannot know the correct level of interest rates, its policy is a 'trial and error' process...it is only appropriate to consider the Fed’s monetary policy as a 'blind flight' when it comes to setting market interest rates."


US interest rates keep creeping upwards, largely because the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is expected to ramp up borrowings costs further in the coming quarters. The Federal Funds Rate is now in a bandwidth of 1.75 to 2.0 per cent, and the yield on 10-year Treasuries has recently climbed slightly above the 3 per cent level. Higher, let alone further rising, borrowing costs can be expected to have far-reaching consequences for the economy and financial markets in particular.

Let us therefore begin with highlighting five effects that result from the Fed lowering market interest rates – by slashing its Federal Funds Rate and/or by bidding up bond prices and thus suppressing capital market yields across the board. For this should help us better understand what the Fed’s current tightening of monetary policy might hold in store.
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[[ I will copy here only the subtitles  & main thesis. Go to source below to real full art ]]
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Effects of interest rate manipulation

1.) The artificially suppressed interest rate induces an unsustainable boom
2.) The forced depression of the interest rate makes firms more likely to engage in long-term investments, which become more profitable as interest rate declines
3.) The artificial decline in interest rates inflates stock and housing prices:
See Chart:
4.) The fall in interest rates contributes to an increase in all prices of goods and services. 
5.) Investors' risk appetite tends to increase as interest rates go down.

The “natural rate of interest ”

The (unobservable) natural interest rate is part of the market interest rate, and it is the interest rate at which savings are brought in line with investments so that the economy is doing just fine. If the central bank pushes the market interest rate below the natural interest rate, the economy is driven into a boom; and if the market interest rate is raised above the natural interest rate, the economy is thrown into bust.

So if we want to form a view about what the Fed's interest rate hiking means for the economy and financial markets, we have to develop an opinion about the level of the natural interest rate: In case the natural interest rate has gone up in recent years, higher Fed interest rates would cause less trouble for the economy and financial markets compared with the case in which the natural interest rate has remained at a very low level.

A trial and error process

The problem is, however, that we do not, and cannot, know the level of the natural interest rate.
What is more, there is no fixed, or immutable, relation between figures such as, for example, growth of gross domestic product and the interest rate. In fact, a given level of the natural interest rate can be, depending on the circumstances, compatible with a high or a low level of savings and investment. Having said that, it is only appropriate to consider the Fed’s monetary policy as a “blind flight” when it comes to setting market interest rates.
In other words: The current boom that has been going on for quite a while has not yet faced retribution. 

Mind the “cluster of errors”

Experience tells us that business activity may move along smoothly for quite a while, while malinvestment, which brings production out of sync with market demand, is piling up. Then, all of a sudden, the economy is thrown into disarray: In not just one business sector, but in virtually all of them "clusters of business errors" surface. This is one of the main characteristic features of the real-life boom and bust cycle.

Central bank action causes, for instance, chronic inflation – which benefits a few at the expense of many –; sets into motion boom and bust cycles; and increases the economies' debt burden. The truth is that keeping the market interest rate artificially low – below the natural interest rate, that is – has become essential to keep the current boom going and prevent the debt pyramid from crashing down.

Sound economic theory conveys a sobering message: There is little reason to think that the Fed, in its “blind flight”, will succeed in upholding the boom indefinitely. Stock and housing markets may continue to go up in price for quite a while – who knows how long. But this does by no means refute the insight that the Fed creates, via its interest rate policy, booms which turn into busts at some point.
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"...we end up with more accident prone population ‘likely to die sooner’. That's not a recipe for a longer life expectancy. But it's also not a problem that can be solved by simply throwing a few more tax dollars at a government health-care system."

[[ Why lower life expectancy at birth than other wealthy countries?  Notice that lower life expectancy is close related to pollution and pulmonary deceases and to drivers obesity plus..]] The common response is to assume that the United States must have lower life expectancy rates because it lacks so-called "socialized medicine."

The fact is that “ government spending on health services is higher in the US than in nearly every other country, and is anything but a "free-market" health care system” . Another fact is that the role of the private sector is relatively larger in the US. However,  [ this argument ] often serves as a point of fixation for those who favor even greater government intervention in the US health-care markets than already exists.

Some might respond to these findings that life expectancy might improve more if only there were more health care services delivered at lower prices. This purely hypothetical notion can't be disproven, of course, but we also know from experience that frequent usage of health care services is not the key ingredient in better health outcomes when related to obesity issues.

For example, we've long known that many immigrant groups have lower obesity rates and higher life expectancy than the native-born population in spite of having less access to health care services. 
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Gold: the best in saving

Said another way, gold is a great insurance policy for all the “I don’t knows.”

History of gold saving is “one of the things that makes gold such an excellent hedge against political uncertainty, macroeconomic challenges, financial crises, inflation, etc.  Said another way, gold is a great insurance policy for all the “I don’t knows.”

Continue reading this art at:
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US  DOMESTIC POLITICS
Seudo democ duopolico in US is obsolete; it’s full of frauds & corruption. Urge cambio



“It’s very much something to worry about..."
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"I simply don’t trust the fundamentals of the global economy right now. The system is built on quicksand..."
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Want to understand the full scope of neofeudalism in America? Follow the money and the power and privilege it buys...


Who's in the New Aristocracy? Start with this chart: the top .1%, and everyone they can buy, for example politicos.
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The New Aristocrats feel entitled to remain untouchable, regardless of the enormity of their crimes. People are starting to wake up to neofeudal realities of life in America, but the sexual privileges of this class are only the tip of the iceberg. Want to understand the full scope of neofeudalism in America? Follow the money and the power and privilege it buys.
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"But even though this is the case, voters in those cities just keep choosing Democrats election after election anyway..."
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"To be candid, I think they are scared...Better to be thought powerless and impotent than to adjust technically and remove all doubt." 
[ this text seems  be distorted  if Sun Tzu P.7 of “The Art of war” is quoted]

Snider said:
In other words, if the Fed can’t control federal funds, who can it?
Nobody
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Snider concludes:
Chicken hawks.
Better to be thought powerless and impotent than ( Sun Tzu statement incomplete: See audiobooks)  to adjust technically and remove all doubt. Central banks aren’t central, and you have to wonder if central bankers are finally starting to suspect this truth. 
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US-WW ISSUES (Geo Econ, Geo Pol & global Wars)
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K-, D rest in limbo


[[ I thought Big Bankers & Corp will scape to the Moon if the Econ collapse or WW3 happens ]]

JP Morgan just launched the largest ever real-world blockchain application, developed to facilitate corporate cross-border payments. In that surprising development lies several lessons for public equity investors of financial services companies.
[[ Are they gona pay for damages cause by Neoliberal or the genocide if WW3 comes ]]
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new weapon would be used in tandem with cruise missiles to thwart
the take over of the highly contested islands in the East China Sea. 
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
GEO-POL n GEO-ECO  ..Focus on neoliberal expansion via wars & danger of WW3


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RT SHOWS

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In Question   Trump Attacks Socialism, Like other neophytes believes Marx created Socialism
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Keiser Report  Trust-busting Silicon Valley (E1285)  Max and Stacy discuss the progressive case for breaking up monopolies, including those controlled by Silicon Valley Dems voting tycoons.
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Lat Am search f alternatives to neo-fascist regimes & terrorist imperial chaos


                ECON    -Argentina en la tormenta  Jérôme Duval
                                -Keynes, la tecnología y la prisión rentabilidad T Olascoaga
                USA  Trump en la ONU: aún huele a azufre  Mirko C. Trudeau
                Ecuador “Buscan eliminar de escena política a líderes progresis”  GR
                COL        No hay plata para la paz, pero sí para la guerra  José Girón
                                Retorno a doctrina de segur nacional…y a las masacres  C R
                CHILE  Prohíben al Estado celebrar contratos con el litio  J Alcayaga
                CUBA    Develando el género: un debate contemporáneo  Yasvily M
                                Mella y la pena de muerte (Pensando en la Constitucion) RL
                España  El fascismo que viene  Juan Rivera
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                Chile Acuerdo Escazú sobre DH y ambiente: se desdice  N Boeglin
                - Reflexiones sobre la ciberguerra   Richard Hill
                COL  La ofensiva reformista de la derecha  Pedro Santana
                US  Desatinos y disparates de Trump en la ONU  Manuel E. Yepe  
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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Deep on the US political crisis: neofascism & internal conflicts that favor WW3


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Will ‘God’ Save Kavanaugh?  By Ray McGovern    Continue
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In the Heart of a Dying Empire    By Tom Engelhardt    Continue
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Geopolitics & Econ-Pol crisis that leads to more business-wars from US-NATO  allies


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PRESS TV
Resume of Global News described by Iranian observers..


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