The strange and spectral quiet of the desert in South Africa had been broken by a machine, shimmering with kinetic and potential energy. Kinetiko had come to form a joint venture, to produce something beneath the surface. That was only the beginning. Something much bigger, much older was about to be unearthed, something that would change the fate of the land forever. A LNG production was inevitable, but what else would be found....?
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Canada's deputy psychopath
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Investors look ahead to Jackson Hole
Investors look ahead to Jackson Hole
The 10-year Treasury yield moved lower on Monday as investors looked ahead to the Jackson Hole economic symposium.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was down about 2 basis points at 2.968% at 6:14 a.m. ET, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond traded lower by 1 basis point to 3.21%. Yields move inversely to prices, and a basis point is equal to 0.01%.
The yield on the…
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I was going through my chickensmoothie trade groups and re-sorting them because of the rarity system rehaul, and I caught two animals with Elder Scrolls names which I'm 80% sure came from CS's random naming feature lmao
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Do you know you can get free government money if you had a business during the pandemic? Click here and find out more. You don't have to pay no money and if you don't get paid we don't get paid:
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Hi there, Kid in Kindergarten!
The students don't have any money, so they can't pay the politicians. The politicians don't like that, so they call it a mean name: handout.
The rich people have lots of money, and they pay the politicians. The politicians like that, so they call it a nice name: stimulus.
But really, canceling student debt is a stimulus, because the students now have money that they will spend, which is good for the the stores they spend it in and the people who serve them.
And the tax cut is a handout, because it doesn't help anyone but the rich people.
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hmm feels like the lack of basic economics knowledge is a huge problem in america
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Kinetic and Form have partnered to develop a new liquefied natural gas production facility in South Africa. The project is expected to create hundreds of jobs and bring much needed economic stimulus to the region. "This is a landmark occasion for Kinetic and Form," said Kinetic CEO, David Wilkes. "We are excited to bring this world-class facility to South Africa."
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The Impending Currency Collapse That Poses a Huge Risk to US Treasuries
The impending currency collapse poses a significant risk to US Treasuries. It is a matter of concern for those who closely monitor the global financial landscape. With potential dire consequences, it has caught the attention of investors and economists alike. In this blog post, we will dive into the factors contributing to this looming crisis and discuss its potential impact on the US economy.…
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Investors look ahead to Jackson Hole
Investors look ahead to Jackson Hole
The 10-year Treasury yield moved lower on Monday as investors looked ahead to the Jackson Hole economic symposium.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was down about 2 basis points at 2.968% at 6:14 a.m. ET, while the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond traded lower by 1 basis point to 3.21%. Yields move inversely to prices, and a basis point is equal to 0.01%.
The yield on the…
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The New Republic: Noam Scheiber: 'What My Book Got Wrong About Obama, Summers, Geithner, Recovery'
Source:The New Democrat
It is rare at least in the last four years or so that I agree with Noam Scheiber on anything. And four years is most of the time that I’ve been blogging. You see more bipartisan cooperation and bills passed in Congress than you see agree with Noam on anything. He is more of a “government can solve every problem on their own, or at least solve every problem, if the people…
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We did it for COVID. We did it for the Great Recession." Why can't we do it all the time?
We did it with the “Economic Stimulus Act 2008. The federal government simply sent people money.
Generally, low and middle-income taxpayers received up to $300 per person or $600 per couple.
The purpose was to stimulate economic growth and to cure the recession.
It worked:
As federal deficits (blue) declined, we fell into a deep recession, cured only by a robust increase in federal deficit…
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