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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The Dumbed-Down New York Times

The Dumbed-Down New York Times

A New York Times columnist writes Americans are so “dumbed-down” that they don’t know that Russia “invaded” Ukraine two years ago, but that “invasion” was mostly in the minds of Times editors and other propagandists, says Robert Parry.

Submitted by Robert Parry via Consortium News,

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on "We Just Can’t Let The Bad Guys Go" – This Rural Indiana County Sends More People To Jail Than Any Other

"We Just Can’t Let The Bad Guys Go" – This Rural Indiana County Sends More People To Jail Than Any Other

Welcome to Dearborn County, Indiana – which sends more people to prison per capita than any other county in the United States.

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Hugh Hendry Recalls His “Great Monster P&L Trade” That “Murdered” His Counterparty

Hugh Hendry Recalls His “Great Monster P&L Trade” That “Murdered” His Counterparty

We’ve heard plenty of fund managers blame the macro environment and the lack of a definitive economic trend for the drought in returns over recent years, but in his latest blast, famed – or perhaps infamous – contrarian Hugh Hendry hold his hands up, admitting his shortcomings and his own losses.

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Atlas Is Shrugging & I’m Still Shaking My Head

Atlas Is Shrugging & I’m Still Shaking My Head

Ayn Rand’s statement below is so contextually true as we live in an era where people are allowed to do immoral things and escape with little or minimal consequence simply because it’s legal or they have enough money to legally stonewall or escape justice.

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Finding Trading Opportunities in a Flat Market

Finding Trading Opportunities in a Flat Market

The market has been in consolidation mode for over six weeks now. The S&P closed at 2173 on July 20. It closed at 2179 on Friday. During that period of time any pullbacks have been shallow and short-lived with the S&P topping twice at 2193 and getting as low as 2157 on Thursday before roaring back on Friday to close back above all key moving averages. So on the surface, very bullish action; no one is really selling. Yet trying to trade successfully and make money during a flat market like we’ve experienced the past six weeks is a tricky proposition.

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on As Chicago Violence Soars, Officers Told To Stay Home In Protest Of "Continued Disrespect Of Police"

As Chicago Violence Soars, Officers Told To Stay Home In Protest Of "Continued Disrespect Of Police"

Earlier this week we wrote about how August was the deadliest month recorded in Chicago in 20 years (see “Chicago Records “Most Violent Month In 20 Years”“).  In fact, YTD Chicago has recorded more homicides than New York City and Los Angeles, combined.

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3 September, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on S&P 600 Hits New Record, Hong Kong IShares Reach Two-Year High

S&P 600 Hits New Record, Hong Kong IShares Reach Two-Year High

While most of the media focus is on sideways action in large cap stocks, smaller stocks have been rising. The weekly bars in Chart 1 show the S&P 600 Small Cap Index ($SML) ending the week at a new record high. The solid matter is a relative strength ratio of the SML divided by the S&P 500. It shows smaller stocks leading large caps higher since the February bottom. Smallcaps had been market laggards since the middle of 2014. Their relative strength ratio is close to a two-year high. That’s a positive sign for them and rest of the market.

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