Bill’s commentary:
“Banana Republic plain and simple!”
In 2017, Simon & Schuster released the book, The Chickenshit Club, by the Pulitzer-prize winning public interest writer, Jesse Eisinger. The title derives from the premise that the prosecutors at the U.S. Department of Justice are too worried about losing a case or harming their ability to get those seven-figure pay packages at the big Wall Street law firms to do their jobs properly as prosecutors. Aside from that narrative, which is brilliantly analyzed by Eisinger, the book reveals a stunning fact about Manhattan federal district court Judge Jed Rakoff – a man who has gone out of his way to portray himself with the media as the protector of the public interest.
Bill’s commentary:
“Put simply, silver is the cheapest asset on the planet.”
Silver is significantly undervalued right now. One analyst called the current price in the $22 an ounce range “inexcusably low.”
But many analysts are bullish on silver in the medium term with projections of prices climbing to $50 to $100 an ounce over the next two to five years.
Bill’s commentary:
“Kudos to Pastor Stanley! A heartwarming yet terrifying dog story with a lesson …NOT FICTION!”
Dogs of all breeds who were sick of the way they had been treated by their earthly owners came together from different neighborhoods to found Doglandia. Doglandia was a nation made up of barkers from the four corners of the world. The dogs were of every color, face and breed.
Originally, they lived to serve the one true Master. Their Master blessed their land and made it abundant and prosperous to all who would work hard. Even though they fought like dogs will do, they patched up their civil differences and had good and productive lives in the land the Master had given them.
Bill’s commentary:
“Again, it was, is, and will be ALL ABOUT CREDIT!”
The China Real Estate Collapse is Here
The Chinese economy is coming apart at the seems as mega-developer Country Garden is fighting for survival, Trust Companies are missing payments, and loans are down a staggering 90% in just one month. After more than a year of speculation following the collapse of Evergrande it looks like the bursting of China’s housing bubble has finally arrived.
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