Investors face ‘devastating losses’
if this ‘remarkably accurate’ indicator flashes
Published: July 10, 2018 2:12 p.m. ET
Amerman says we’ve only seen an inverted yield curve three times in
the last 35 years, and this chart clearly illustrates what was to
follow in each case:
“After languishing in obscurity for many years,” Amerman wrote,
“yield-curve inversions are back in the news again because we just may
be nearing another inversion.”
aeden wrote:The original premise in starting this discussion were articles talking about what AI can do and giving trading as the primary
example of what computers can now to better than humans.
Jul 3, 2018 Iceland's meteorologists--some requiring anonymity--speak of a "Year Without a Summer"
The post in that jpg is amazing. Do you have a link for that page?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWw9kywDpII
Augmentation AI plans are required in areas where the needed narrative is failing the desired result.
Poisoned well input strings suffice for now unabated.
https://ibankcoin.com/flyblog/2018/07/11/im-oil-m/
Gaze bias ceases following a decision, suggesting that gaze bias is the cause of preference and not its effect.
Noting this postulated causal link with the irrelevance of a stimulus presence, it is argued that gaze orientation
supports decision-making mechanisms in inducing a preferential bias.
Trump was actually born on the same day as a total lunar eclipse (Blood Moon): June 14, 1946, exactly 700 days before Israel's rebirth (and was 777 days old, 77 days after Israel's rebirth). He will be delivering this address as Israel is about to reach its 70th year. Trump was 70 years, 7 months, and 7 days old on his first day in office and will be 71 years, 7 months, and 17 days old during Wednesday's Blood Moon Monday, January 29, 2018
Theoretically, the Delphi process can be continuously iterated until consensus is determined to have been
achieved. However, Cyphert and Gant (1971), Brooks (1979), Ludwig (1994, 1997), and Custer, Scarcella, and
Stewart (1999) point out that three iterations are often sufficient to collect the needed information and to reach a
consensus in most cases.
North America will be reorganized as you sit in your foxholes.
world bank south africa- it is mandatory to give up your land so you can teach and give to the party
if you doubt that it is a query away in google
AI will submit to UN functions as EXE duties services are filed out to appropriated committee measures
your ring tone will depend on your compliance to SCT mandates
Institutionalized racism is profitable as expropriation with arguing for a light form of land redistribution in which compensation standards would be loosened, but not eliminated, with the help of an international organization such as the World Bank.
I listed the steps in which I think the crisis will unfold. They fall in four stages.
The Beginning of Woes: Something, possibly high-yield bonds, will
set off a liquidity scramble. It will spread through the
already-unstable financial system and trigger a broader credit crisis.
Lending Drought: Rising defaults will force banks to reduce
lending, depriving previously stable businesses of working
capital. This will reduce earnings and economic growth. The lower
growth will turn into negative growth and we will enter recession.
Political Backlash: Concurrent with the above, employers will be
automating jobs as they grow desperate to cut costs. Suffering
workers—who are also voters—will force higher “safety net” spending
and government debt will skyrocket. A populist backlash could lead to
tax increases that prolong the recession.
The Great Reset: As this recession unfolds, the Fed and other
central banks will abandon plans to reverse QE programs. I seriously
think the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet assets could approach $20
trillion later in the next decade. But it won’t work because the world
simply has too much debt. They will need to find some way to
rationalize or “reset” the debt. Exactly how is hard to predict but it
probably won’t be good for lenders, or for the holders of government
promises like pensions and healthcare.
