Dan Nathan, the founder of Risk Reversal Advisors, says that the U.S. government will not keep allowing corporations like Elon Musk’s Tesla to replace dollars with bitcoin. They won’t “let the dollar fall away from being the reserve currency for the world,” which could happen if corporations keep replacing dollars in their balance sheets with
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by Martin Armstrong www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Brazil-WEF.mp4?_=1 Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ernesto Araujo stresses the importance of freedom which is absent from the BigTech monopoly that has been forming. He added that he’s not a fan of the great reset, telling World Economic Forum (WEF) President Børge Brende that freedom and democracy are missing on the agenda,
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How the Banana Republic Credit Card Works If you’re a frequent shopper at Banana Republic, you’ve probably been informed about the store’s credit card at the checkout counter or seen advertisements for the credit card online, along with a promise of a discount on the day’s purchases. Banana Republic actually offers two credit cards: The
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The Texas grid operator warned of possible blackouts while loosening the financial obligations of energy traders as arctic air enveloped the central US and sparked record demand for power. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (Ercot) asked consumers on Sunday to conserve “as much as possible” until Tuesday as it coped with frigid conditions that
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CEO and Founder of L.A. Property Management Group and Crown Commercial Property Management. getty The dramatic spike of Covid-19 cases in recent months has proven that the virus remains as grave a danger as ever, but with vaccines now in distribution, the end of the pandemic is finally in sight. With vaccines now in distribution, we can
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Ask Larry Economic Security Planning, Inc. Today’s column addresses questions about eligibility to take retirement benefits at 70 after taking spousal benefits at full retirement age, filing early as the lower earner or delaying and finding current and future benefit estimates after filing for other benefits. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston
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by David Brady via Sprott Money Paper Silver hit a short-term blow-off top at 30.35 last week, its highest level since February 2013. Then it fell 15% in just three days, back to the pivot level of 26. Since that knockdown, Silver has bounced—or more appropriately, crawled—its way back up to 27.87, now key resistance. It is now
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How the Shell Fuel Reward Card Works Royal Dutch Shell, also known simply as Shell, is one of the oldest and most recognizable brands in the world. The company was established in 1897 as the Shell Transport and Trading company and sold kerosene to customers in Asia. The company operates in 70 countries globally and produces more
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Nederlander, who produced Tony Award-winning musicals and plays, purchased the home in 2006.  Platinum Luxury Auctions/Mentis Photography The former Manhattan pied-à-terre of late theatrical producer James Nederlander, listed for $27.5 million in 2019, will be auctioned off later this week with no reserve. The auction of #10 at 838 Fifth Ave., a condominium right by
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On February 12, the well known Lebanese-American essayist and risk analyst, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, declared that the leading digital currency bitcoin is a failure, at least for now. Cryptocurrency fans have been upset by Taleb’s recent statements, after it seems the renowned author has done a complete 180 after supporting the crypto asset for years.
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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is retiring decades-old guidance as part of its retrospective rule review, a move expected to help dealers and muni advisors more easily understand how rules apply to their contemporary business practices. Dealers and municipal advisors were pleased with the announcement that came late Thursday, saying Friday the MSRB’s decision makes
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