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What’s more, there’s plenty of evidence that the main thing propping up the stock prices is heavy buying by the companies themselves [via share repurchases]. And now, that prop is getting kicked out from under the stock market. Bloomberg: After snapping up trillions of dollars of their own stock in a five-year shopping binge that dwarfed every other buyer, U.S. companies from Apple Inc. to IBM Corp. just put on the brakes. Announced repurchases dropped 38% to $244 billion in the last four months, the biggest decline since 2009... Recommended Links Rickards: "Warning, I’ve Changed My Thesis On Gold" | firmly believe we're at the beginning of the BIGGEST move the world has ever seen in gold. "Simple math" says $10,000 gold is all but certain. But, you’re not going to believe what | have to say next... BEFORE you buy a single ounce of gold, read this important message. " See sree Last Chance: VIP Access To Doug Casey’s Shocking 2016 Forecast Casey fears a severe crisis is brewing. Not a currency collapse or stock market crash. A specific threat that could wreak more havoc than the Great Depression. That’s why tomorrow, in an urgent broadcast event, Doug’s pulling back the curtain on his shocking warning. And revealing how to profit from it in the months ahead, in a big way. Last chance to get VIP access ends tonight. Click here now for full details. Pareto’s “Foxes” Although the bull market in U.S. stocks is probably near its end, the bull market in the Deep State shows no sign of weakening. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028792

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