>>1047159
Trash. I read it once, its a poisonous place. I don't let bullshit into my thoughs, but then again I dont tell people what they should or shouldnt do.

Conspiracy theorizing with a veneer of economics. Avoid like the plague.

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>>1047180
dunno about these guys, but if you historically look at it, most of their "conspiracy stuff" turns out to be true like the whole Hillary Benghazi thing.

Other than that, it's accurate in its analysis of the economic situation, they stress fundamentals pretty heavily like CPI, sales, earnings and whatnot.

Just avoid most of the comments and any articles that list "X # of reasons why ___" that don't have any graphs.

>>1047159
I think it's good. But I don't listen to the buy gold stuff. And a lot of the submissions are bad, then again some a good. It's like a box of chocolates and shit mixed together.

>>1047159
I read it. The content is from a real mix of authors. Some bullshit. They also seem to be a lot quicker on breaking news. They were the first website to report on the Paris attacks that I saw.

>>1047159
Ignore the russian bullshit, but there are quite a few very good traders who provide key analysis on certain markets. Ignore the gold stuff, unless you can determine independently that gold is worth it.

>>1047180
Fuck you, Gartman.

It was better 5-6 years ago.

>>1047791
I will agree with this. It seemed like I could get something out of every article back then. I really learned quite a bit.

>>1047188
>dunno about these guys, but if you historically look at it, most of their "conspiracy stuff" turns out to be true

nope, it is just that every situation has a myriad of explanations, and some come out as valid.

>>1047159
>ZeroHedge
I hate people that think the same as me, I lose my edge.

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I cannot wait for the fucking faggots at ZeroHedge to lose their shirts when this downturn ends in a couple of weeks.

Durden has openly declared this will be a 10 year recession.