Dale Wink

For the first time in NCAA history one school has beaten another 205 times. Kansas now leads the series with K State 205-97 #kubball

BREAKING: House votes 357-65 to effectively block release of congressional s-xual misconduct reports.

Charlie Munger’s simple formula for success: -Spend less than you earn -Invest shrewdly -Avoid toxic people and toxic activities -Defer gratification -Try to keep learning all your life

Your dollar lost 53% of its purchasing power over the past 30 years. That’s not an anomaly. That’s the system. Inflation isn’t just a number - it’s a silent thief. Invest in real assets, or watch your money evaporate.

The most absurd number in CPI? According to the US Government, the cost of health insurance has declined 20% over the last 5 years...

12.7% of credit card balances in the US are now 90+ days delinquent, the highest since 2011. 5.2% of auto loan balances are now 90+ days delinquent, the highest since 2010. bilello.blog/newsletter

In 2020, Gavin Newsom tried to force me to shut down businesses schools and churches. I refused.

Of the 25 largest companies in the world: -Europe claims 1 -China claims 1 -Taiwan claims 1 -South Korea claims 1 -Saudi Arabia claims 1 -Nebraska, Arkansas, Indiana, New Jersey, Idaho and Colorado each claim 1 -New York claims 2 -Washington claims 3 -Texas claims 3 -California claims 6 Capitalism has its flaws, but wow, nothing compares when it comes to pulling civilization forward through innovation.

Never forget:

The Average Salary vs. Home Prices This chart is insanity.

Exactly

This clip is from 2016, and I was sounding the alarm back then.

What produces inflation? Milton Friedman had the answer decades ago: “Too much government spending and too much government creation of money - and nothing else.”

@TRHLofficial 🤣🤣. Guess she chose breathing over the truth!

He just sat on the plane 26 times and went no where.

Credit card debt is the silent killer. Over 12% of balances are 90+ days delinquent – near the highest in 14 years - with interest rates north of 21%. Nothing destroys wealth faster.

Discretionary spending is declining: In 1960, housing, healthcare, and tuition accounted for ~22% of consumer spending, on average. Currently, those categories account for ~37%, just 2 percentage points below an all-time high. This comes as their costs have significantly outpaced inflation. Since 2000, hospital services, college tuition, and housing prices have surged by 271%, 194%, and 108%, respectively. By comparison, overall inflation has risen 90%. Essential expenses are eating up more income than ever.

Whoa

Treasury Raises Q3 Debt Borrowing Estimate To $1 Trillion From $554 Billion To Replenish Cash Balance zerohedge.com/markets/treasu…

@PeterSchiff Maybe Ford and GM should build their parts in the USA!

Trump’s Japan trade deal puts Ford & GM at a competitive disadvantage, as they will pay 25% tariffs on Canadian & Mexican parts and 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum. Meanwhile, Americans will only pay 15% tariffs to buy cars built 100% in Japan using cheaper parts and materials.

Inflation is going to keep increasing! Horrible job Fed!